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How? The one word that stifles manifestation

Posted by Aug 14, 2018 , , , Leave a Comment

Someone asked me today what my “secret” to manifesting is, and quite simply the answer is “I remember that at the quantum level what I’ve asked for IS already mine.”

In the “field” we are ALREADY connected to that which we desire.

When you spend your time in a state of deep gratitude, for whatever it is that you seek, you are affirming and living as if in such a way that it manifests more quickly into the 3-D world.

On the other hand, if your monkey mind is asking “but HOW will this happen,” that question has the underlying thinking that if you knew HOW, then you could be ASSURED of its arrival. By asking how, you are affirming that IT doesn’t exist or isn’t possible for you.

You do NOT need to know how, or when, or where your dream will come true.

Hint: It’s coming from wherever it is right now.

You do need to trust the Universe, have faith in the process, and manage your monkey mind when it wants to discourage you.

One way to do this is to give your Monkey Mind a name.

It could be Negative and Nasty Nancy, or Mr. No Possibility, or Mrs. Full of Doubt and Discouragement.

Then create a special journal to give this negative voice a place to vent, thank it for sharing, and then be sure to counter his/her argument with your TRUTH.

And remember, that there is Divine Timing at work, so just because you can’t “see it” yet, doesn’t mean it’s not already there.

Wishing you love, laughter, and magical kisses,

Arielle

Invite God To Help You Manifest

Posted by Jan 31, 2017 , , , Leave a Comment

There are many different ways to pray and I believe one of the most powerful and effective ways are prayers of gratitude.

Here is a beautiful letter to God I received from a woman named Mona, from India, and I am excited to share it with you today:

Dear God,

I love you!

I offer deep gratitude for this precious life I am blessed with. Thank you for “me being me.”

At this moment, I rest in the knowing that I am a spitting image of you in spirit. You manifest through me. You ARE me!

To say that I am not good enough is to say that you are not good enough. And how can that ever, ever be possible?

I seek solace in that restful place of limitless unconditional love, divine peace and pure wisdom within me, that is my own personal temple of you. Here, I easily and effortlessly place each fear of my heart, each doubt of my mind, to be taken away from me. At this moment, I surrender myself exactly the way I am to you. 

While I rest in my most natural state of love in this temple, I let myself revitalize in body, mind, and spirit. I rediscover myself as a spark of your creativity, which makes me a unique and spectacular creation! I freely and easily love myself exactly as you love me…

And as I go about playfully exploring my inner universe only to find that I see your love everywhere, I also discover that you’ve set aside another spark of your creativity, another of your most enchanting creations, essentially and exclusively for me to gift myself to.

I rest in the deep knowing that you have already blessed me with a love that goes far beyond all my expectations and is unimaginably beautiful. I am reassured beyond doubt that you have created my unique and perfect match.

In not yet being reunited in flesh with my perfect match, it is not that I’m unworthy of your choice. I recognize humbly that it is your way of letting me discover my own uniqueness before I seek someone else’s. The challenges I see in my outer universe are but a reminder from you that I am indeed as expansive and empowered as you’ve made me.

I rest back in my comforting inner silence through which you speak to me every moment; even this very moment, to guide me to my perfect match in a way that will most uniquely help me discover that love inside me which I so deeply desire to gift.

Thank you for the gift of my unmatched life and unconditional love.

In this moment, I believe…

Love and gratitude,

Mona

I was deeply touched by Mona’s letter – her sincerity, trust, and gratitude are so evident and clear.  She is vibrating on a high level of love!  If it feels right for you, try writing your own letter to God for whatever desire you are working on to manifest.

Wishing you love, laughter, and magical kisses,

Arielle

P.S. Color your way to LOVE with my new coloring book, Inkspirations Love by Design: Coloring the Divine Path to Manifest Your Soulmate.

Gratitude, Turkey & Choosing Love

Posted by Nov 24, 2015 , , , Leave a Comment

The great spiritual teacher, Ram Dass (“Be Here Now“) once famously
said:

 

“If you think you’re enlightened, go spend a week with your family.”

 

great magician stills 2 - lcw3For those of us who consider ourselves to be loving, conscious people on a spiritual path, we are sometimes confounded by just how easily being with our family can trigger negative emotions and old patterns.

 

Ok. Just breathe.

 

I’ve got good news.

 

This is pretty normal. You are not the only one.

 

Some of these DNA-related folks have the playbook and intuitively know how to push our buttons.

 

If you plan to spend Thanksgiving with relatives, here are a few things to remember:

 

Begin your day with a few minutes to write a gratitude list of all the people and things you are grateful for.

 

Set the intention for how you would like the day to go.

 

Share that intention with at least one other person who will be at the table and ask them to help you “hold the space” for a loving, fun, enjoyable event.

 

Also, make this person your ally, have a game plan of how to handle certain situations that always seem to come up. For instance, if cousin Billy and cousin Bob always get into a disagreement, be sure to seat them at opposite ends of the table.

 

Consider this: No one is showing up to the gathering with the intention to deliberately try to piss you (or anyone else) off.

 

As much as possible, use humor to deflect conflict.

 

Do a Google search for stupid, silly Thanksgiving jokes and write them down and have them handy.

 

Finally, remember that it’s always a good idea to avoid controversial topics at the dinner table. If you, or someone else, beings up a topic that is sure to get folks riled up, be the adult in the room who speaks up and suggest that in the spirit of fun and harmony, it’s time to change the subject, and then guide them into another subject.

 

Wishing you love, laughter and magical kisses,

Arielle