Manifesting without intention…


“Your entire life is a manifestation of
what you’re willing to receive.

Jennifer Hough


Back on the Super Blue Moon last month (at 9:36 pm ET on August 30, to be exact) I shared a very short process for manifesting beyond making mental intentions. That’s so last century!

It’s time to take it up a few notches around manifestation portals, becoming an amazing receiver, and just having everything come to you.

Below is the replay about going through the process and exercise of what stops us from being the most amazing receiver and what to do differently.

It’s a very brief sort of ceremony about manifestation and the evolution of the understanding of manifestation based on some pretty sound science because manifestation is not some woo woo spiritual thing.

It is actually happening to us all day, every day.

You are never not manifesting.

So when people say, I need to manifest some stuff, I’m like, youre never not doing that.

Literally, your entire life is a manifestation of what youre willing to receive.

So the question is, how do we get into the space of receiving something different?

I’d love to know what happens for you as a result of doing the exercise.

With love,
Jennifer
xoxoxox

PS – Here is an example of the forward imaginings a Soul family member had fun creating which may inspire you, too!

A major stuckness is allowing just enough abundance in financially to pay bills.

  • My Forward imaginings: I am having a wonderful evening listening to live music and eating tasty food in a beautiful garden with a loving man.
  • I am spending the weekend at a lovely B & B near the beach in a town I’ve never visited before with a loving dear friend.
  • I have hired someone to play in my garden with me to do the heavy work and we are having a grand time planting and rearranging beautiful flowers, trees and shrubs – focusing on edibles.

~ Diane K., Pennsylvania, USA


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