Focusing on Your Intention

[GateKeeper]

Confused or unclear thoughts produce muddled, delayed, or unpredictable results. To bring about what you truly want, you need to be able to really focus on your intention. One way to do this is to collect pictures of the outcomes you desire. Place these images where you’ll see them often.

For example, Elizabeth needed a computer but didn’t have the money to buy one, so she cut out a photo of the model she wanted from the manufacturer’s literature and taped it on her desk at home. Shortly thereafter, she got a new job. Her boss, without consulting with her, bought her a computer to use at home — exactly the model she’d been envisioning.

Make your own manifestation book, a loose-leaf binder with pictures of all the things you intend to manifest — a home, a new job, good health. Look through it often to focus your mind on your objectives. Keep updating it as necessary, adding pictures that represent new wishes and removing pictures that depict things you’ve already manifested.

You could also write a list of the things you intend to bring about. Although there’s no limit to how many intentions you can manifest, most people can’t focus their minds on a large number of ideas simultaneously. Therefore, it’s usually best to include no more than ten things at a time on your list. Read through your list first thing in the morning and last thing at night. As soon as you manifest something on your list, remove it and add another wish.

www.lunasgrimoire.com/a-guide-to-successful-spell-working/