I had a friend, Chuck, who showed me an important lesson in life, an essential demonstration. I was visiting him in Boston and he pulled up to a parking spot that was smaller than his car. He told me he was going to show me how to park. He proceeded to bump the car behind the spot and then bump the car in front. Eventually, he had shoved both cars enough to create the space he needed to park reflecting his life lesson of lack and limitation.
Does this ring a bell with anyone out there? Are there ever times when we are so focused on our own needs, getting our own way, that we carelessly shove others out of our way, creating the space that we believe that we deserve in that moment?
Yet, that is not the true lesson in life. The true life lesson is to see, believe, and know that our perfect parking space already exists and is waiting for us. In this consciousness, we know that we don't have to take anything away from anyone else, that we are living in a world that is full of abundance and all that is ours is already present. When we live in the consciousness of an abundant, limitless Universe, we do not have to ?force? things to happen, we don't have to bump anyone out of our way. We simply relax into the perfect unfolding of our greatest good and expect the demonstration of this lesson in life.
In my Manifesting Made Easy workshop groups, I often start people off in the process of becoming conscious creators by having them practice by creating their perfect parking space. It's an easy and joyful way to begin to tap in to the power you already have to manifest whatever you desire in your life, and it's a wonderful way to practice this life lesson.
The process is simple. Begin by consciously choosing to have your perfect parking space. Then, expect that it will be there waiting for you when you arrive. Visualize yourself pulling up to the place where you choose to park and easily, joyfully, effortlessly pulling into your space as you practice this lesson in life. Know, with great confidence, that your perfect place will be open. Then, take the action by driving to your destination and seeing your great good revealed!
One group that I worked with became so excellent at this life lesson with creating parking spaces that they continued to elevate their manifestations to higher and higher levels until they decided to operate on PSP (Parking Space Principle) instead of ESP (Extrasensory Perception)! Parking spaces in front of the House of Blues on Sunset Boulevard, in front of Canter's Deli on Fairfax Boulevard on a Sunday afternoon, meters broken or with more than enough time already on the meter, and spots opening up at just the right moment became the norm for this group as they moved in to this life lesson by claiming their powers to create!
Now, there may be times when your perfect parking space has not been revealed exactly when you arrive. This life lesson is when you get the opportunity to move into a consciousness of knowing that your good is already waiting for you, releasing any ideas of worry, doubt, fear, or failure as proof that you have learned this lesson in life. Know that everything you desire has already been provided and drive around the block one more time until your perfect space has opened for you in a wonderful way!
Life is meant to be full of joy and ease, and manifesting anything you desire is as simple as manifesting a parking space. Life lessons can be easy and fun! So, begin today to practice your skills as a powerful, dynamic creator in the Universe by claiming your great good as you consciously create every aspect of the life you love to live!
YOU deserve it!
About the Author:
Debbie Friedman M.S. C.Ht. is the Manifesting Maven who helps people consciously create the life they love to live. She is the creator of the popular Cleaning Out the Closet of Your Mind for Wealth series.
Debbie Friedman M.S. C.Ht. is the Manifesting Maven who helps people consciously create the life they love to live. She is the creator of the popular Cleaning Out the Closet of Your Mind for Wealth series.
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