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The dream board process is energizing. It remains a popular tool on the path to having the life you desire. Below is a sample dream, or vision board.
Robert Davidson created his after a baseball injury forced him to have shoulder surgery. It’s a great example of one of the techniques he’s using to get back onto the pitcher’s mound.
Click on the picture, and link to one of my posts on the process. It’s a perfect place to start and create your own.
courtesy of Robert Davidson
It is often said that the Law of Attraction is more about the feeling, and less about the “How” or the “To Do” of things. In other words, it’s less about a list of tasks and actions than it is about feeling. This doesn’t mean that actions aren’t important. But, with a focused intent and feeling, the right actions happen naturally.
Another concept to keep in mind is the timing of things. You can send an intention out into the usinvers, sort of an order for something you desire. And, that intention and vibration will attract something that matches it. You want a new job? Order one up from the universe and have the feeling and belief of it being, and it will come to be.
So, a long time ago, over a year actually, I co-wrote a script, a quirky little piece about an unusual contestant in a back-flip contest. It was completed and sent out to contests and into the universe. In a concious sense, you might even say that I forgot about it. I do feel and have felt it will one day be made, but I’ve not been as clear about the how of it all.
Last night, I checked my email and discovered from the other writer on the project that “Backflip” is on the short-list to win a contest to fund production. What great news! I’ll keep you posted
Do you know someone who seems so sure of what they want that they reject out of hand any suggestion to the contrary? Perhaps this even describes you.
Don’t be the little boy or girl that wont try the broccoli because it’s green. Or the adult who refuses a new vacation spot because he’s decided he won’t like it without ever learning about it or visiting. I know someone who doesn’t like Indian food. Funny thing is, he’s never even tried it. Hmm, that is a paradox isn’t it?
It’s great to know what you want and to be specific. Be as specific as you can, as beautiful and rich in details as you can imagine. But, be open to explore a bit too. Don’t reject everything that doesn’t fit your perfect vision. Be open to those things instead. Hold them lightly. Experience them for a taste, a sample if you will of something you may even like better. And, if you don’t like something, then your vision is that much clearer.
Be free enough with yourself to experiment and experience life.
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