The Magic of Making It a Game

So sometimes we don't trust ourselves.

Sometimes we get thrown off of the horse we've been riding on.

Sometimes we reach a bottom.

Sometimes we feel a little bit doubtful of our abilities.

Sometimes that's what happens, happens to the best of us, and because of this, we may not even know what we want anymore, and we certainly are not sure about our manifestation skills, our creation skills, our moonifesting abilities.

So today, I wanted to share a really, really, really simple way to get yourself back in the game, to get yourself trusting yourself, trusting life, and developing your skills.

Really simple.

So simple, it's almost ridiculous.

[chuckles] It requires absolutely nothing.

And the premise of this practice also really goes into this other theme I will probably be talking about more and more.

I talk about it in the course, and that is, can we just make this practice, our lives, what we're doing, can we make it fun? Does everything have to be so serious, and fraught with pressure, and I'm doing it wrong, or I'm doing it right.

There's only one way, or there's this way, or how do I know when I'm doing it right? What, uh...

Like, can we just have fun? And this also goes into one of the key theories I have in the course, one of the key foundations I have in the course, which is fun, play.

It's not necessarily the point of life, but it sort of is, and the way that we approach anything is the way that we approach everything.

And so that if we can approach little things like jumpstarting our intuition, our manifestation abilities, our creation abilities, our magical abilities.

Let's make it fun and like a game because let's be real, life sort of can be that way.

And energetically, think about the energy of fun and play, and now think of the energy of, like, seriousness, and, like, it has to be right, or this has to happen.

That energy is, is both frantic and urgent.

Frantic and urgent, kind of the same thing.

Sarah, pick another.

Both.

[chuckles] It's both urgent and crunchy contracted.

There's not a lot of room, you know? It's just the right thing, has to be this way.

I have to get it right the first time.

If I don't get it right, if I don't see it, if it doesn't work, I'm not good, and this will never happen, and it's desperate.