Surrender and Let Go!

Do you want an increase in love, wealth and health? Setting our intentions to manifest our desires is like planting a seed. Once you’ve planted corn seeds in the ground you don’t sit in the garden waiting for it to become corn. You have taken all the necessary steps to expect a good crop of corn. You have selected the corn seeds, the ground has been weeded and tilled, and fertilizer and necessary nutrients have been added for the maximum beneficial growing environment. You planted the seed in the rich soil and covered it. The seed is watered and weeded when necessary. After all these steps have been completed you allow the seeds to become stalks of corn. In fact you have absolute trust that you will have a harvest of corn. Now you surrender and allow the seed to grow.

This wonderful lesson from nature can be applied to your ability to Manifest Your Desires. Surrendering control is key. We are co-creators with the Divine. Our job is to do our spiritual work. Visualize, affirm, love, own our desires. Clear any symptoms (rocks and weeds) feelings, thoughts and beliefs that may hinder our ability to manifest. Constantly connect to our Divine Source and Divine Wisdom within. Listen to the wisdom within for our next step. After we have done all this, surrender the ultimate control to that which is Greater than ourselves. Staying open to our Divine Source allows for a higher level of manifesting coincidences, synchronicity and delightful surprises. Remember that the final responsibility is not on our shoulders; it’s in the hands of our Divine Source. Do your part and Divine Love does the rest!

Learn to stop figuring out how you will get what you want. Allow it to happen. Take action, then rest and play. To manifest your desires:
1. Be clear about what you want.
2. Clear all negative or limiting beliefs.
3. Feel, imaging, write, draw, etc – what it would be like to have, do or be what you want.
4. Take action.
5. Let go. Act on your intuitive impulses and allow the results to manifest.
6. Be prepared to receive.
7. Be in constant gratitude.

Allow, act, trust and accept.

“If we plant a seed in the ground we know that the sun will shine and the rain will water, and we leave it to the Law to bring results…Well, the desire you image is the seed, your occasional closing of the eyes in imagery is the sun, and your constant, though not anxious, expectation is the rain and cultivation necessary to bring absolutely sure results…”
~Frances Larimer Warner, Our Invisible Supply: Part One, 1907