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I really believe in doing things with an intention and then attributing whatever good thing happens to that intention. For instance: quitting smoking. I said: I’m going to give up this thing I love so it will make room for other things that I might love even more. Or running. I just started training for a marathon, as a confirmed non-runner, do-not-want-to-run type of girl. And when I started I said: by investing in yourself in this unpleasant way, you are casting a spell of loving and believing in yourself that will bring those same things back to you. When I was 7 I threw a ring I loved out of a car window as we searched for my dog who had run away, as an act of sacrifice to get her back. Well, guess what? She came back. And I’m still doing little spells to this day 😈
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Jan 21, 2025

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givers are the biggest receivers
Jan 22, 2025
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that's such an adorable story wait-
Jan 21, 2025

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I actually think this works, it can take any kind of form (I guess it's like, also what some would call "praying" lol) but the way I do it is that I just think about the thing I want a lot. Before bed I concentrate on the goal, think about it, dream about it, etc. It doesn't matter if it's like a job I want, or a goal or a literal material object. Sometimes I talk about it with others, write about it, tweet about it, etc. idk every time i’ve seriously tried to manifest something it has worked like magic, even if it's not what I imagined it would be (usually the case). My friend’s Ezra and Connor also told me about Sigil’s but that’s a little more R rated so if you’re curious just google that and figure it out yourself. In the meantime tho - positive reinforcement and thoughts with direct objectives are IN for 2022. I want everyone getting what they Want and what they Deserve.
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Life is just more interesting if you believe in things. If you look at the lines on your palm and see the future, if you salute every magpie and wish them company soon, if you are terrified to smash a mirror, if you throw salt over your left shoulder, if you go to fortune teller machines and actually trust them (thereby trusting the forces of the universe). If you decide one day to believe in magic and the unexplainable, even if they're a bit silly, the world becomes fascinating, engaging and hilarious. I love being superstitious.
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