While travelling, I had my laptop plugged into a wall outlet in our condo that experienced a power surge.  My cord sparked as the breaker tripped.  I reset the breaker then tried plugging my cord into an unrelated socket.  Sparks flew again!  Needless to say, the amount of work I got done for the duration of my time there was directly proportionate to the life of my battery.

I returned home knowing I had only one day to catch up before heading back out.  Finding a power cord was the first order of that workday morning so the night before, I set the intention of finding it quickly and easily then released the intention.

Without clear guidance, I began to ready myself to head to the office supply store. I paused and took a few seconds to text a friend to say I was back in town and that I could only get together briefly later; that my first requirement was to find a power cord so I could get my work done.  She responded with coordinates for a local, independent computer dealer/retailer. I headed straight there without hesitation knowing they would have exactly what I needed (and they did).

You see I indulged in some quality reading time on the plane ride to soak up, “The Magic of Believing”.  

The author, Claude M. Bristol writes, ““There is a dormant in each human being a faculty, whether is it developed or not, which will enable that particular individual to succeed if the desire of success is present in his conscious mind.” Thus wrote the authors of The Sub-Conscious Speaks.  This “faculty” has always been known and recognized for its strange and unusual powers, but is was not until about a century and a half ago that psychologists who made it the subject of their special investigation and experimentation, called it the subconscious mind….that works while you are sleeping, or relaxing or engaged in some other task far removed.”

This faculty isn’t just for big goals, it’s your connection to infinite energy and available for your ongoing use. Bristol gives countless examples of individuals finding lost items, drawing to them properties to rent, circumstances to increase business and every situation imaginable that occurred because of intention and to the uneducated, appeared to be coincidental. My texting a friend may have seemed like a silly time-waster when what I needed to do was find a power cord but somehow I knew that I was doing the appropriate steps in the proper sequence.

The author also speaks about the “magic touch” of belief as it relates to the subconscious bringing what you desire into fruition, in other words, it’s not sufficient to have a clear picture of vision, you must believe that what you desire will materialize.  Without belief there is no magic.

During my trip I needed to connect with a number of people who I did not know – or know of – to gather information and resources, and I did.  I set hundreds of small intentions being impeccable with my words then releasing each intention as though it had already materialized.  In each case, I simply paid attention to where I was prompted to look or go and was subtly and successfully guided.  Didn’t matter the topic or incident, it always came together.

We were all excited when our plane landed early then an announcement came on that the maintenance crew was having issues with the bridge. I said out loud, “the exact right individual will show up in a moment and know precisely how to connect it.” … and they did.

Aha! ~ Set your intention, clear your thoughts, then believe in the magic of your subconscious.

You are the miracle.

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