Vision boards have been the topic of discussion for me lately, especially as I focus on my own Journey of Becoming.
I shared a bit about vision boards from a video I recorded a few years back inside my private group.
Vision boards have helped me manifest major goals, like becoming a Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapist, beginning Yoga Teacher Training, and manifesting my dream car to name a few.
For me the entire process of creating a vision board is intentional and spiritual. I want to share a process that I use for manifesting with a vision board.
I create a goal specific board that focuses on 1 thing. For instance if my goal is to buy a house, I’d make a dream house vision board that would include phrases and images aligned with it.
It would include things like the location, color schemes, style of kitchen, the hardware on the doors, interior designs, furniture, and even the types of neighbors I’d like to have.
When it comes to selecting the images, I take my time and I don’t rush. I choose media that is also aligned with the goal. So I would find magazines or pictures that contain more luxury images.
As I put the vision board together I may recite a mantra, or envision the entire process from finding the land, obtaining the land, selecting developers, and so on down to each step of having my dream home built.
This process aligns me with my goal, and it also helps me tap into the feeling of the process, bringing the visualization to life and energizing the vision board.
All of that excitement and abundance is infused into the images that I’ve selected and pasted.
Once the vision board is complete, the work doesn’t stop.
I will hang the vision board somewhere I can see it daily. I may even create a small dedicated altar for it.
Each day I spend time in gratitude and envisioning having and living in my dream home using all my senses. I hear the laughter of my children, loving conversations, and imagine myself hosting people and walking through, tending to my home. I allow myself to live in it.
Whatever intention or mantra that I set, I make sure to carry that with me and focus on it when sitting with my vision as well as when I go throughout my day.
Another thing is to be aware of when you see your dream out in life. You may see a car that you want to manifest. Instead of thinking “I’ll never have that” or “must be nice”, when you see proof that it is possible, celebrate that!
What is possible for another is also possible for you!
I could drive through looking at estate homes and soak in the abundance, trusting that my home is being planned and prepared for me. I allow my vision boar dot be a physical tether of an energetic manifestation, and I do whatever it takes to stay aligned with the belief that it is possible and it is coming to me.
Pray for, about, on and over your vision. If you have a trusted partner or friend allow them to support you in keeping your vision, but if those around you aren’t supportive, I wouldn’t share it with them.
Continue to feed the vision board energy, prayers, gratitude, and hope. Work with it daily if possible and make sure you are doing the work in your life to create space for your dreams. So if you know you need to save money for a down payment, do that.
Faith without works is dead. You still have to put in the work to aid in the manifestation.
I love making focused vision boards and working with them until they come into fruition. It’s also possible that you see something is not longer aligned for you or that your vision changed. That’s totally okay.
You’re allowed to change your mind.
These steps still work with a traditional vision board too. I also cleanse and anoint my vision boards. I treat them like spiritual tools and that has made a huge difference for me.
Once my spiritual wellness center is open, I will be hosting quarterly vision board workshops, and I cannot wait!