Imagine that you have a bubble that is surrounding you and captured within this bubble are all the vibrations you are sending out. The Law of Attraction is responding to whatever is inside your Vibrational Bubble.
Are your desires inside or outside your Vibrational Bubble?
It is important to understand that all your goals, dreams and desires are outside of your Vibrational Bubble. If they were inside your Vibrational Bubble you would already have them and be enjoying them. Take, for example, the exercise you completed in Step 1 to identify your new desire. Now that you have new clarity about your desire, it’s necessary to include that vibration in your current vibration because that’s what the Law of Attraction responds to. If you build your desire list and put it away in your sock drawer, your desire won’t manifest because the Law of Attraction doesn’t respond to things in a sock drawer. It only responds to what is currently in your Vibrational Bubble.In Step 2 of the Deliberate Attraction process you will learn how to use words to give attention, energy and focus to your new desires by creating a Desire Statement. While you asustaining that attenenergy and focus on yodesire, you are including it in your current Vibrational Bubble where the Law of Attraction responds to and matches that vibration.
Am I Including It or Excluding It From My Vibrational Bubble?
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When I’m talking about what I desire
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When I’m noticing something I like
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When I’m daydreaming about my desire
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When I visualize my desire
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When I’m pretending I already have my desire
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When I say yes to something
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When I say no to something
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When I worry about something
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When I complain about something
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When I remember something positive
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When I remember something negative
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When I’m observing something positive
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When I’m observing something negative
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When I’m playing with the idea of having my desire
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When I’m making a collage about my desire
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When I’m praying about my desire
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When I’m celebrating something I like
When I’m talking about what I desire
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When I’m noticing something I like
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When I’m daydreaming about my desire
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When I visualize my desire
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When I’m pretending I already have my desire
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When I say yes to something
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When I say no to something
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When I worry about something
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When I complain about something
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When I remember something positive
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When I remember something negative
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When I’m observing something positive
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When I’m observing something negative
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When I’m playing with the idea of having my desire
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When I’m making a collage about my desire
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When I’m praying about my desire
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When I’m celebrating something I like