Thought, Word and Deed
Discovering love is baffling. We pursuit and search, looking for apparently—looking here, there and twofold checking places we’ve effectively checked three or four times. Since people are creatures of habit, we frequently appear to be identical spots we’ve looked some time recently, without achievement. Be that as it may, getting grounded in your expectations is the way to showing love and I am demonstrating how to do it.
Expressing Love in 3 Ways
There are three parts to manifesting love: thought, word and deed. Thinking about what we desire is obviously the first part. Word means saying it out loud—declaring it. Deed is doing something about it. Deed can mean a lot of things, but with my technique it simply means taking action. I have found, without fail, that writing down a description of your perfect partner or relationship is the quickest and most effective way to let love find you!
You need to create a list of the traits you want your ideal mate to have. Think of only adjectives, (handsome, strong, independent, etc.), and brainstorm or write them down in a neat list—whatever method suits you! It’s okay to think big. Just describe what you intend to attract. Don’t try to be humble—if money is important to you, ask for someone who has it. You should also consider their personality, family relationships, where they live, and if they have children from a previous relationship. The Universe needs details, so provide as many as you can. If you are having a hard time coming up with something, just think about what you don’t want in a partner and write down the opposite of that.
Read Your List Out Loud
When you feel like you’ve written down as much as you can (You can always add to it later.), read your list out loud. This is the most crucial part of the manifestation process because the Universe needs to hear your say it. So say it, sing it, yell it—whatever you are in the mood for!
How to Store It
When you’re finished, roll up your list like you would a scroll and tie a pink ribbon, thread or string around it. Pink is the love color. Then go into your bedroom and place your list in the right-hand corner farthest from the bedroom door. In feng shui this is called your partnership gua. Then relax and allow love to enter your life in the most serendipitous and spectacular ways!
Wear Pink In the Meantime
In the meantime, it always helps to wear pink. Any shade will suffice, and it doesn’t have to show. You could wear pink clothes, pink jewelry, pink lingerie, or pink pajamas. Wearing pink sends subtle waves of receptivity out into the world through your aura, and will help you find the keys to true love. If you are honest with the Universe, it will give you exactly what you want in love.
This article feels like fluff to me—like cotton candy without any substance. Sure, write lists all day long, but will that really change anything? Love doesn’t come from pretty ribbons!
While humor is appreciated here, let’s not dismiss personal growth strategies outright! Sometimes it’s about mindset as much as practical steps.
GrumpyGus has got a point—maybe we should add some chocolate or ice cream into our manifestation mix? That’ll surely sweeten the deal!
I found the concept of rolling up your list and tying it with pink ribbon particularly interesting! This little ritual might just add an element of fun to the manifestation process. Has anyone tried this yet?
(Laughs) Wearing pink to attract love? What next? Should we dance around in circles singing love songs? While humorous, this does highlight how some people genuinely believe in such rituals as effective!
“Manifesting love” sounds more like wishful thinking than an actual strategy for relationships. The article overlooks how complex human emotions are; no one can simply dictate who they attract based on a list.
‘Think big’, they say! Well, if you’re single and broke, good luck finding Mr./Ms. Perfect with all those traits you jotted down on your scroll! This approach seems unrealistic at best.
I absolutely loved this article! The idea of manifesting love through thought, word, and deed is so empowering. Creating a list of desired traits feels like a fun and insightful exercise. I can’t wait to try it!
This is just another self-help gimmick that promises the moon but delivers nothing. Love isn’t some checklist you can create; it’s messy and unpredictable. You can’t just wear pink and expect true love to magically appear.
While I see your point, CynicalCat, I think the author is trying to provide a framework for people who feel lost in their search for love. Everyone has different methods that work for them!
But isn’t having a vision important? It gives you something to work towards! Even if it’s not a guaranteed formula, it can help clarify what you truly want in a partner.
“The Universe needs details”—this sounds so profound! I’m excited about trying these techniques because they really resonate with me on an emotional level. Manifestation could be my new favorite hobby!