I loved this story. It just goes to show that sometimes our sweeties are out in front manifesting for us, even when our vibe flow is a little low!!

Now how does one go about manifesting “the fellas time” not running into “our” time? Inquiring minds want to know?

Loved my “knowing” chuckles while reading.

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I wrote a posting like this on my blog, it is about letting my mind slide on things that I am not trying to hold up (so I contra-manifest). Whereas for things that I really really care about, I think positively.

In this case, when someone makes us late for something, then there is a tendency to allow things to slide (if only to sub-consciously teach them a lesson to be on time next time). But some of our mates/family members are one on top of us, and they come with their own manifesting powers and hold everything together. I do this with my brother, and he holds things together with his mind and in the end, I am grateful.
So contra-manifesting sometimes comes with its own support system called ‘Contra-contra manifesting’.

Love and thanks for this posting

Thanks for that lift. : )

I like how you flipped over to a better thought after that low-vibing one snuck in. And a beautiful intention to match!: “Better pay, bigger opportunities and more cool projects!”

Now THAT gives the Universe some nice material to work with! woo hoo!

PS – LOVE your music!! Thanks for sharing your gift!

It’s nice to be humbled by Naysaying boyfriends sometimes. Life is just one continuous journey of learning and loving, isn’t it?!

Thanks for reading, Lauren. You’re a treat to hear from!

The company I do contract work for is being bought out by a bigger company. So what’s my immediate thought…? ‘We’re gonna be cut out of the action!’

But I got off that thought rather quickly and replaced it with ‘this is going to offer me even better pay, bigger opportunities and cooler projects than I can even imagine’.

I still find the path back into contra-manifesting, but it’s all fear-based. And I’ve learned to recognize it for what it is…simply a place I used to be and don’t live in anymore!

best,
michael
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I loved your story, I’m sure you weren’t loving it at the time, but I can relate to the ornary part you played and the “it’s gonna be ok” part your sweetie played. Sometimes I feel like I’m the only one that can say “it’s gonna be ok” and I’m not very accepting of others being that calm. Cause I know everything and my world is all about how I’m feeling, right? But don’t I feel better when I’m more loving and accepting? It’s hard to remember in instances like you’ve described. You’re awesome, Jeanntte! Keep on blogging girl! I enjoy reading them-Lauren Mchugh