Nick HutchisonFounder and CEO, BookThinkers

Manifesting is not a solo activity!

18 May 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief interview segment, Nick Hutchison asks the guest to elaborate on the idea that manifesting is not a solitary effort. The speaker explains that manifesting should be viewed as co‑creating with a higher purpose or divine source. They describe a personal path that feels safe and supportive, emphasizing trust in a guided journey rather than relying solely on personal will. The conversation highlights the practice of being spiritually connected, asking for creative energy, and serving as a vessel for God’s work in one’s daily activities, portraying this collaboration as powerful and transformative.

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And it's the concept that you are not alone in the work that you were doing. We're kind of talking about like that there's this creativity that exists out in the world and you can be a vessel for it to sort of flow through you. And you were saying, well, you're also sort of doing God's work at the same time. And so I want to hear you talk a little bit more about that.
Manifesting, it feels just like you're doing it on your own. It's all up to you. It's, it's your journey. But I like to think of it as co-creating. And it's such a great shift for me because I know that I'm not doing it alone. There's a path that I am walking that is safe, that is for me, that is on my side, that is going to help me when I am tired. And I can trust that path and know that it's not all up to me. There is a higher purpose, there's a greater plan. And I can also ask for creativity or ask for more energy or whatever. Being spiritually connected and then diving into that every day and being a vessel for God and using that in my work is just so powerful.