Here's a quick round up of commonly asked manifesting questions.
Can I win the lottery using manifesting? Should you tell people what you're manifesting or can you create things directly for others? Read on and I'll spill the beans.
Q: Can I win the lottery using manifesting techniques A: Yes and no.
'Winning the lottery' is the grown up equivalent of 'wishing for five more wishes'.
It's actually quite an unspecific goal...
which lottery exactly, what size of prize, and what the hell do you need that much cash for anyway? Most people can't answer those questions as they're not seriously interested in actually doing it for real, they're just indulging in a fleeting fantasy.
Now whilst it obviously is hugely entertaining to manifest large cash windfalls, and it is doable, most people who want to improve their finances this way have glaring holes in the current financial game.
Ironically, improving that first makes it easier to attract the windfalls later.
Q: Can you manifest stuff for me? A:Yes, but I won't.
  Let me tell you the reasons why and why it's not such a hot idea anyway.
People attract and keep things they're in mental alignment with.
It's natural for you to have stuff that's in harmony with you.
It's unsustainable for people to keep or attract things they aren't compatible with.
If you manifest something for somebody that's currently a significant jump outside their current level, the odds of them keeping it for very long suck.
Look at any of the studies on lottery winners - most of them blow it within a few years and many end up in a worse state than they were in to start.
You'd think with all those resources and advice they'd do something sensible with it but they're still running the same poor mental software they had before the win.
Or another example - mismatched partners.
One Japanese study rated photographs of couples for general attractiveness and found that the people who were within one point (out of ten) either way stayed together the longest.
Q: Should I tell people what I'm manifesting? A: Generally no, with a few exceptions.
Here's why: There's a great quote from sales guru Zig Ziglar, that there's two kinds of goal - there's 'go up' goals and 'give up' goals.
'Give up' goals would be things like stopping smoking, biting our nails, eating donuts every day.
In those circumstances you can use the peer pressure from others to help you accomplish something.
'Go Up' goals are usually substantial personal accomplishments, the kind of thing we're generally doing with manifesting and here you're best to keep silent until after you've done it.
Why? The more people you tell about what you're going to do, the more you dilute the energy linked to the goal.
It drains the life right out of it.
Try it and see for yourself.