Live Your Intuition: The Beauty of Manifestation

Have you ever had assertions that great things will come when you think positively? People believe that once you embody an idea about an event or an action, there’s a possibility that it comes to life. It is called manifestation. Manifesting is the practice of thinking aspirational thoughts to make them real. It has been a popular trend or technique that people do to make things happen. It is an affirmative action through verbal statements and lifestyle change. A person who manifests takes their actions as accountable for their decisions. Therefore, they commit things rationally. These actions usually yield to a single end goal which contributes to what they manifest in the first place. 

Moreover, it is like the abundance of rational affirmation and some inspiration to others. Who does not want to have high hopes for a better future? Did you know that we have already learned how to manifest since we were kids? Whenever we want something, we never stop asking our parents! There is the hunger to possess whatever we wanted! And when we failed, we tried harder the next time! This is because it is in human nature to work hard on something we desperately want. Note the word desperate. The larger the fire, the much better. And the colder it gets, the more frantic we become.

People believe in manifestation because the law of attraction says that if you become optimistic, positive things will come to you. This belief that all thoughts eventually become things has circulated in the minds of millions of people. But the true secret about it is if people are fully aligned within themselves, they will be able to manifest anything they want. We always read and heard the phrase "Trust our intuition." This phrase coincides with what you should do after to manifest. To trust yourself that it will happen. Faith works harder not luck. But action works hardest. Commit yourself to actions that will yield to your end goals. It is not enough to trust your intuition.

Faith with action is the real manifestation. Simply, manifestation with no action is just empty affirmation. For example, if you embody the version of you that owns a car, you will be in a situation where you have the money or the opportunity to meet your future self with that car. But then, at the end of the day, manifesting might not work when you inherently think negatively or do you think positively but do opposite actions. Sometimes, the more we think, the less work we put into it, which leads to failure to achieve goals.

Even optimism can be extremely helpful in situations like living during a pandemic, focusing to have a new job, or finding a soul mate, which is perhaps setting people up for failure. When we have a problem, we find a way to resolve it, sometimes we manifest it to ease our emotions. But when the problem is too much to handle, we adjust to the occasion and postpone things. Sometimes we have to invest our energy by not just manifesting different things, but taking action on the more promising ones.