[VEGLAS - SPB]

The law of attraction written in most books does not explain a lot of the mechanics behind it.


First of all you must believe without ANY doubt that what you want to manifest will. That you trust, no MATTER how it comes to you, that it will come.

I just recently finished writing this in my 3rd book, a workbook.


Your ego wants. A nice house, flashy cars, etc. A lot of people manifest from ego and then don't understand WHY it's not happening.

As you said you have been specific. Have you?


"We need 500.00 more a week to be able to comfortably provide shelter. If he could get some over time then we could easily make ends meet. Or I could get a part time job." etc.


The how you get it isn't important but the WHY you want it is.

ALSO it is all in DIVINE timing, not yours. I wanted a house. The apartment we had was too small and in a bad part of town. It took me 7 months of seeing it, meditating on the exact house, the surroundings, the interior, the layout. I finally made it happen though because I believed we already had it.
Hope that helps

Actually what I want is to pay our bills every month, be able to buy what we need, go on a family vacation once a year, have a nest egg and money for my kids education. Then there is the stuff I dream for; to create art that moves people, create literature that paints a picture, to be who I feel I am and share it and still be able to pay my bills.

Is this too much to ask for?

After reading the last 2 comments I had a conversation with my husband on how I might have failed him. You see...about 6 months ago he came to me crying asking for me to "make him better" (his words, not mine) I think he's the best person I have ever met. In terms of who he really is. What could I do...I researched online and found that through the recovery act we could qualify for a grant to pay for school. After speaking with him about this we enrolled him into a college course to become cisco certified to work on networks (CCNA) I prayed that he would do well and like the class. He is currently in a similar industry so I felt it would enhance his current knowledge. Now I feel like maybe I did him a diservice. Maybe I shouldnt have done anything. I just couldnt watch him wollow in pian. I know his heart is in music. He doesnt play an instrument, but would be a perfect fit for something like a sound engineer..or something like that. I try to excite him about going into this field but he tells me he has a family to support he cant dream about these things. I begged him to see the school advisor. He completed 6 yrs.of college before I met him but never graduated nonetheless he could use those credits he has already taken toward a degree in something more fitting. He said he didnt hate the CCNA course, its very hard but he has an A in the class. He is currently in the second of the four classes (2 semester course) The grant only paid for the 1st semester. So should I step away from this or start looking for a way to pay for it? I dont know what to do. I just dont want him to feel like a failure.

He really deserves greatness....please advise

Leska