Do You Dare Ask For It?

"Ask and ye shall receive," but are you ready?

We are always manifesting something, ready or not; ideally, we ask, align, and receive. Every frequency of desire we have ever emitted is out there, stored in a sort of vibrational warehouse, awaiting delivery time. That time is simply when we’re ready to accept our wants.

What does it mean to be ready? It means that we are tuned to the receptive frequency, we have clarity about what we want (while allowing enough generality around it to allow unforeseen delights and even finer-tuned possibilities), feeling the certainty that we'll receive what we want (without needing to know how---that isn't our job), and with detachment from an outcome (clinging and grasping are repellent energies that keep us in the vibrational frequency of lack that comes from awareness of "want-it-so-much-but-don't-yet-have-it-in-hand").

When everything is in place, it all appears. How quickly is proportional to the speed at which we line up, drop resistance, and know we are inherently deserving of all that we want (more discussion about this soon). Frustration, disappointment, and discontentment bring more things about which to be frustrated, disappointed, and discontented. Contast shows us what we want; continued focus upon the unwanted or the lack brings more unwanted or lack. It’s a vibrational match, and it will always be until something changes. We often try to alter circumstances, people, and environments to get the things we want, and become upset when it doesn’t work; what works is shifting thoughts, which changes vibration, which then takes over and changes the rest---it’s the reverse process.

Do you dare ask for what you want? How will you prepare yourself to get into receptive mode? Which thoughts and feelings will you choose to help you get there (the most effective are appreciation, self-love, and faith in the Higher Self to deliver)? It can start in this very moment; each second is a new opportunity to create and receive...get excited.

(Note: This is an edited version of an original post on my Instagram page, @supportive_ly)