How Come the Universe Does Not Like the Word "Want" When You Apply the Law of Attraction?

The word “want” implies that you don’t have what you desire. You’re basically telling the Universe/Creator that you’re in a state of lack and discontent.

The right attitude for successful manifestation is to know that what you want is already here and it simply needs to manifest in your 3D reality… and to feel joyful and grateful about receiving it.

Many people ask me how to do this—convincing yourself that what you want is already here. Here’s how I personally do it. I’ll show you two different ways.

1. Believe in God’s grace.
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• If you’re a very spiritual person, you can suspend disbelief by firmly trusting that God will provide for you (“Ask and you shall receive”) and that under His grace you will see the desired results.
• Trust that through God’s unlimited kindness, all your needs are already met—all you have to do is ask in order to see them manifest.
• This is what Florence Scovel Shinn did, a Law of Attraction pioneer who was a devout Christian. Check out her book, The Game of Life and How to Play It. (You can find a clickable image of the book cover on this page.)

2. Believe in parallel realities.

I’ve had some first-hand experiences with (and read hundreds of accounts about) “dimension shifts” and “glitches in the Matrix.”

So I’m convinced that the multiverse theory—or a version of it—is correct. (Disclaimer: I am not a scientist, nor am I trying to emulate one.) 

So here's my lay(wo)man's understanding of how it works: For every choice you make, a new parallel reality splits off that is populated with a version of yourself who lives that parallel life. There are potentially millions of “yous” out there… some of them have only marginally different lives; others have vastly different ones.

​So here’s what you can do when manifesting:
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• Let’s say you want to get out of your day job and become a successful musician (note: you should be able to sing or play an instrument if that’s your wish… from absolutely nothing comes absolutely nothing).
• You envision a parallel reality where you are a (money-making, famous) musician. If you can imagine it, it already exists somewhere; all you have to do is "switch over" to that reality.
• Make your visualization as life-like as possible. Involve your five senses and a deep feeling of joy and gratitude. Repeat often.
• Some employ a technique called “dimension jumping.” To use it, you would take two identical glasses and label glass A “frustrating day job” and glass B “successful musician.” Then you fill glass A with water and pour it slowly into glass B, all the while envisioning your desired reality.

Some people swear by it, but no guarantees here that it works. If you decide to try it for yourself, please report back to me if it worked for you.