Miracles are all around us. They occur in every manner, shape and form. They aren’t a rare occurrence - if you know how to find them.
Now, there is a trick to manifesting miracles…
…but it’s a very easy one to learn.
And once you learn it, you’ll have miracles manifesting in your life all the time.
You see, learning how to manifest a miracle is no different than learning how to ride a bike or play an instrument. It takes a little work on your part at first, but once you learn it it’s always there for you.
Now, like learning to ride a bike or play an instrument, you might need some determination, a bit of time, and some work on your part - but it really is very easy.
All you have to do is enjoy yourself - love, laugh, play, smile - and believe that you deserve a miracle.
Because how you view a crisis is quite telling about how your life is flowing.
You see, a crisis is always a time of change. It doesn’t mean things are going to change for the worse or for the better. It doesn’t mean we’re going to lose or win. It just means change.
Change is something many people are uncomfortable with. They get so used to their routine - wake up, have a cup of coffee, go to work… - that when the routine gets interrupted, chaos occurs. The stress is simply overwhelming at times.
What was once a certain knowledge of what would happen becomes unknown. Everything is unpredictable. Suddenly, we have to start reacting to everything going around us.
Why?
Something has changed.
And in that process of change, we too have to change.
Often, we say that the change makes us stronger. It makes us better people. It allows us to go to a “higher” level.
So, do you see a crisis as danger or an opportunity?
If you want your desires to manifest, you have to be totally committed to them. You have to focus on what you want and be willing to do whatever it takes to achieve your desire.
Now, being willing to do whatever it takes isn’t the same thing as having to do whatever it takes. Usually, just the willingness is enough. But you do have to be willing.
You can’t sit around and say “I want ‘x,’ but I won’t do that or that or that. I will do this, maybe that, but no more. I’ll do just these two things.”
Well, you know what? When you make such statements, you’re saying you are not really committed to your desire. You are not open to your desire coming to you in any way possible. You’re still trying to control the situation, not trusting that everything will happen in the most promising way.
If you can’t commit because fear arises or certain actions sound like too much work or you’re just not sure if you really want your desire, then whatever you do find a way to make it fun. If you have fun in all that you do, the fear will dissipate, nothing will seem like work, and you’ll gain the clarity you need about your desire.
by Anastasia Kile : April 30, 2009 - 11:11am No Comments »