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How to Manifest with a Vision Board - Part 3


This is the 3rd in a series on Vision Boards: Read Part 1 HERE. 

So we're back for the finale! In my last post I described the 1st half of my vision board, which includes a healthy energy body, well developed intuition and my 1st book (soon to be published!). The last thing I described was a neat little Reiki Symbol, which somehow morphed into a bicycle. I suppose the question is, where does Reiki fit in this image? 

I somehow found myself drawing a picture of this blog, underneath the bicycle. There is a picture of me on the landing page. It may have been an Author Biography. The page stats on the left read 500K Page Views, and the Facebook buttons have lots of marks. I’ve also drawn a published copy of my 1st book, an Energy Healing guide for cancer patients called Healing Cancer with Love. The cover is pale blue, with a big red heart on the cover and a sun shining out of the corner. The sketch makes it seem as if I'm releasing it, sending it out into the world. The book leaves a misty blue trail as it goes, with little red hearts and gold coins. The hearts represent healing for the readers, and the gold coins are for abundance. The coins may indicate a low price: a couple pounds. Maybe this can help me share it with as many people as possible. 

Up to here, we're half way through the vision board. Next to the book I dropped in a newspaper.  The cover reads New York Times bestseller. To the right of this newspaper, I drew a certificate for energy healing. Interestingly enough, I'm sitting for the energy healing accreditation in May. Could this mean a best-seller is waiting for me, in the next six months? The images just popped into my mind as I went along, and I was pleased to see the layout when it was finally over and done with. Lots of potential this year!

The bottom right hand corner of my vision board has a nice little collage. I drew a pink swish for Isis, goddess of love, healing and magic. You might also see Merlin in a purple coat, holding cards and crystals. I also drew a brown hat that belongs to my spirit guide. Below the pink swish I drew a pair of brown sandals, leaving a trail of steps for me to follow. These images are punctuated by a pair of musical notes. Finally, I drew something that looks like a wedding cake. I'm not really a bride though, as I'm wearing a purple dress. There's also a puppy next to the couple. =)

Here is the drawing of the vision board! I hope that teaching by example worked, in this case. I started out with an idea of what I wanted to include, but now exactly how. My imagination filled in the blanks, and I was left with a board that includes all my wishes! 
 





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Reiki hugs, Regina 
 

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