How to Set Yourself Up to Succeed with Intention Manifestation

A lot of people are recently discovering the topic of intention manifestation. As with learning any new skill, a lot of prep work has to go into developing the skill before you see any form of results. Like a good paint job, the most work in the process is the prep work! I would like to share some basic truths and ideas, so if you have just discovered this and are frustrated that you aren't getting results yet, this is for you!

The first thing to know about the said topic is that you must build a solid foundation before building the frame. The prep work for intention manifestation is personal development. Without building a strong foundation, any forward work will collapse and cause a lot of frustration. What I mean by personal development is that a few key concepts must be understood and in place before the rest of the process yields results. An example would be fixing the rust on the body of a classic car before applying all the coats of paint. Painting over the rust spots doesn't really make the rest of the bodywork worth doing. The same concept applies to intention manifestation and the law of attraction.

The very first fundamental truths behind intention manifestation are that reality is subjective, beliefs determine the possibilities, and that actions yield results. To each individual person, reality is viewed and experienced from many different perspectives, which are unique to the person experiencing them. On the ground level of beliefs, they strictly regulate what is possible for an individual. Action is the step in the process that can't be omitted. An opportunity may come up that is perfect for you, but you have to take the action to get the end result! There are a lot of detailed truths regarding the subject but these are just a few of the basic ones that must be understood and applied.

Now, let's try something basic to get the hang of things. Let say for example my intention was to have a cup of coffee today. Let's go through the basic checklist on this intention to set it up for success. In my personal realm of reality, coffee is very much a part of it. Some people don't like coffee and they don't often experience it in their reality but in mine it plays a part. Do I believe that I can have a cup of coffee? Yes I do, and there is absolutely no reservation about this, so coffee is very possible for me. Let's now say that I am at my desk at work and a co-worker walks by and says, "Hey, you look like you need some coffee!! Would you like some?" Now, the universe has done its part to provide me the opportunity to take action and manifest my desire. So, now I will say "yes" and accept the cup of coffee that I had intended to have. This is just a very basic model of how the process works and how to set yourself up to succeed.

We have reviewed the basic process now; from here we can discuss the most likely challenges of using it. Beginning success with the process entails that what has been taught since birth must be challenged, verified or rejected, and re-evaluated. There are no wrong beliefs, there are just ones that don't serve you very well. Something to remember in getting up the courage to challenge what you currently believe is to remember that at one point in history everyone not only believed but knew without question that the world was flat.

At the time, they weren't wrong to believe that but as we have evolved, we have learned and now everyone can evaluate on their own and observe that the earth is round. The same concept applies to anything you have been taught to believe. For instance, my father worked his whole career at General Motors. His belief that he taught me was the GM made the best cars that anyone could buy. However, before getting my first car, I evaluated and researched the belief and decided that I liked Fords and that was right for me. That's just an example and the underlying point is to take the action to find out what is right and structure beliefs around that, not what ever it was you were taught.

The second major roadblock to success is evading responsibility, and taking action. Now, by responsibility I don't mean blame. What I mean is that if there is a desire you have and wish to peruse, no one else can do it for you. You must take the responsibility, and then the action to get things done for yourself. This doesn't mean that you are alone and have to do it all without help. This just means that you have to form the beliefs, make the choices, and take the action. Taking full responsibility for yourself and running your life from the inside first can be a major undertaking.

Popular society is always trying to embed the beliefs that some else is to blame and everyone is a victim and that an outside source is the cause of all the mayhem. Common sense example, if I walked outside on a rainy day without watching where I am going and step in deep mud puddle, that would be my fault. The point is not to get angry and judge yourself and others. The point is to learn from the experience by changing sock and shoes and learning to walk around deep mud puddles and teach your friends to do the same. Much of the personal work needed to succeed is on the same basis.

In conclusion, the process of intention manifestation is not very difficult to master. The difficult part is to complete the groundwork on yourself before applying it. Skipping the groundwork would be like installing a new computer program on an obsolete machine that can't run it. These are just some basic things to help and the subject is more complex and deep however, everybody has to start somewhere. So, do the groundwork, and then try it out for yourself on simple things like coffee, a quarter, or maybe even hearing your favorite song on the radio. Rome wasn't built in a day so try to stick with things that have always been in your reach first and then build your skills from there!