Believe in Miracles
In February, I discovered the Group of 1000 (which is connected with the Conversations With God Foundation), and joined. Then I learned that there would be a conference, about a week away, in Ashland, Oregon, only a three hour drive. It was a free conference, and most retreats with Neale cost hundreds or thousands of dollars.
But at the time, I didn’t even know how I was going to pay the rent. Money was very short. I knew that going to the conference was the right thing to do. After all, if I saved what little money we had, I still wouldn’t have enough to pay the rent, and I needed spiritual clarity. So I left half with my family for groceries, and spent the rest on gas and food. The first night I slept in my van. The second and third nights a generous and sweet woman at the conference let me sleep in her hotel room (Thanks!). It worked out.
So we’re talking about the next conference, and Neale asked who would come if it were to be held in London. I asked, “Do you mean do we know *how* we could make that happen?” He clarified: “Raise your hand if you’d make it your highest intention to be there.” So, of course, I raised my hand.
I was thinking as I was driving home, “Apparently, I’m going to London! Weird…” It was hard to believe, but I knew it was important that I believe it, so I tried to.
But this past week something happened that really shook me. I got a contract that paid me over a thousand dollars up front and will pay that much again at the end. This one is going to pay for other stuff, but it occurred to me that this is a perfectly normal thing to have happen, and it will happen again. And I was walking down the street one afternoon last week, looking at plants and flowers, and suddenly it dawned on me. *This will happen again.” And if it happens again, then going to London will be easy.
Fancy that. 
Isn’t life grand? Here’s wishing all of your dreams come true as well.
P.S. We managed to pay the rent, and a few weeks later, happened upon a *much* nicer apartment and managed to move, too. I’m liking this manifesting thing.