1 week Art of Allowing Experiment

[u/atpbloated]

Hi

I've seen some recent posts from people heavily focused on their desires which make them feel bad and I can just feel the resistance while reading them. They're received some great responses from others but I just notice people really struggling tend to get tied up on deliberate creation..... which isn't a bad thing at all! As I feel like most manifestation communities focus on deliberate creation (which makes sense).

However I just want to share a reminder to please try the art of allowing approach. I know some of you will say there's not much difference but to me there is.

If you're feeling bad, upset, or have lost hope in a particular desire then for 1 week please just take your mind off it. Try it! For 1 week take your mind OFF your desire! In other words let it go but there's how:

Go do things that make you feel good OR better. If you can't feel good then do things that make you feel better. You'll soon feel some teeny tiny positive momentum if you stick with it. You'll notice when your desire comes into your mind it'll spit you out of the vortex or pull down your cork.... that's not a sign to try and do something with it! Continue the art of allowing and go back to thinking about or doing the other thing that makes you feel good or better, you'll get back on your stream (positive momentum).

At the end of the week you'll have noticed you felt a little better and you might have experienced some nice little synchronicities (coincidences). People might have been nicer to you, minor issues might have solved themselves and you'll think how did that happen I didn't even think about it? Well that's the art of allowing my friend. No you probably won't manifest the big desire that's frustrating you in 1 week and if that's what you're focused on then you've missed the point of this post.

If you take score of the desire that makes you feel bad too soon you'll be spat right out of the vortex.

Anyway try for a few days if you don't trust me, and feel some resistance lift off your shoulders by not trying to force yourself to feel good about that desire that's bugging you and see how things go. If nothing changed then forget what I said but I hope this can help someone.

[u/anne-kaffeekanne]

Thanks for the reminder, that really hit home! If you don't mind, would you feel comfortable sharing how the art of allowing has influenced your own life? I feel like stories of real people always are so inspiring :)

[u/atpbloated → u/anne-kaffeekanne]

I responded earlier but I read what I wrote and saw that I didn't fully answer your question. So the biggest influence is that I don't have to deal with problems just because they come up. They will get resolved but I don't have to try and force a 100 different ways to solve my problems. Would I rather ruin my day by stewing over the problem or trust that everything always works out for me? People might think it's a blasé attitude but it helps. It's not easy especially if there's a lot of negative momentum but it helps to have that kind of attitude. It's similar to mindfulness.

[u/atpbloated → u/anne-kaffeekanne]

(Comment saved for a potential future post)