Manifest It Now a Law of Attraction Show

Awareness is the Key to Manifesting a Relationship

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Cassie explains why trying to figure out a date's feelings is not helpful awareness.
The episode begins with Cassie Parks and Ginny Gane introducing the topic of awareness in manifesting relationships, part of their 'Manifest It Now' series. They start with personal updates: Cassie shares excitement about holiday movie season and hosting an elf showing, while Ginny describes a transformative 'Live Your Truth' retreat in Canada with a group of women. The hosts then explore common misconceptions about awareness, such as mistaking actions like cleaning out a closet or trying to control interactions with others for true awareness. They define awareness as self-awareness of one's thoughts, emotions, vibrations, and internal stories about love and relationships. Cassie and Ginny emphasize that awareness is a continuous process of uncovering and rewriting stories, not a one-time fix. They share personal anecdotes: Cassie recalls buying shorts for a future partner as an example of misguided action, and Ginny mentions how she sometimes acts based on assumptions about her husband's feelings. The hosts advise listeners to pause and ask 'why' before taking actions related to relationships, stopping if there's any sense of pushing. They suggest writing a personal definition of awareness and practicing it through exercises, like listing past efforts to attract a partner and highlighting non-pushing actions. The episode concludes with an affirmation, 'I know when I am aware, love finds me,' and reminders to trust the process over the 13-week series.

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Awareness becomes a small, repeatable relationship practice when old stories return.

This relationship-focused episode frames awareness as a practice people return to, not a box they check once. Cassie Parks and Ginny Gain talk through how old stories about love can keep showing up even as someone grows, and how the useful work is noticing them, either in the…

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If old relationship stories keep steering you, press play for a warm way to catch them as they show up.

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