I'm talking about manifestation today. I'm sharing the journey of manifestation as I see it, which includes intention, intuition and receiving.
You've probably never heard manifestation talked about this way, because other people always miss out the intuitive element of what it takes to guide yourself to your manifestation and stay in alignment.
This is how you can use the concepts in my book, Living In Tune, to manifest your dream life!
I cover:
→ How to know if you’re truly moving towards your manifestation or imagining it
→ How to make your most successful manifestations yet
→ What you might be doing right now to stop your manifestation arriving
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