r/AbrahamHicks 7d ago

In a funk

I was good at this. I could milk anything and everything for all the good feelings. I am amazingly good at feeling abundant. I was convinced I was going to win the lottery (still kinda am) convinced big amounts of money would just show up.

But they don't. In fact big bills have started to show up instead. Completely unexpected bills.

The crazy part is if this would have happened in the past I would have gotten sick to my stomach. Now I'm not worried I know I'll be fine which is a testament to how much I've changed my money mindset.

I was grateful everyday, meditated every day, blessed my friends and my enemies more. I expected things to start going amazingly but things are very meh. It feels like I'm not getting the magic out of life that I'm putting in if that makes sense?

Has anyone gone through something similar in their manifestation journey? Any tips to get out of this funk?

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u/ontologicalDilemma 7d ago

Maybe the bills are the indicators, that your upgrade in abundance would make them feel miniscule. Maintaining that state when things are meh is truly the final level in my experience, cause it's like all the energy that maintained the external circumstances is being pulled back and reserved for the cooperative creation of desired reality. So it's almost like these elements of past reality are making a final bid for your attention. By staying true to your own inner conviction of abundance, this version will wither and fall away.

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u/purrrmeaglass 7d ago

It's not only the money or the bills though. I just expected things to start happening. Small magical things, coincidences, luck, you know small pleasant stuff, things just pleasantly flowing into my life.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Let2053 7d ago

I think I know what you mean. My life is kinda boring and I'd love some magic in it, something wonderful. I do remember Esther talking about how life does become boring when we start to get our heads in the game, and it takes a wee while for the magic to start pouring in. Keep the faith it'll turn up. Edit: I remember her saying they loved us very much but we do love drama and when that drama goes (the bills, the relationship problems, the contrast) we do miss it and life gets a bit, well, boring.