Knowing What You Want

Most people live their entire lives being driven by an

unconscious, unacknowledged need for something. The

politician may be a child who never got enough attention.

The business woman may be a youngster who doesn’t feel

equal to her peers. The best selling author may still be

trying to prove he’s smart, or lovable, or admirable.

Freedom and power come from knowing what you want

without being a prisoner to what you want.

But there’s another reason for knowing and stating your

intention. When you declare it, you begin to discover all the

things in the way of it happening. You may say you want to

pay off your house so you are free of those big payments,

but suddenly here come all of the objections: “I don’t make

enough money to pay off my house,” or “No one ever does

that!”, to “What will my parents think?”

You know what I mean. It’s easy to come up with

objections. The trick is to dissolve those objections until

you are clear inside. When you are, manifesting whatever

you want will be easier.