Somewhere along the way, manifestation became rather serious.
Visualise correctly. Be specific. Feel it as though it’s already happened. Believe 100%. Hold the vision. Stay in the vibration.
And whatever you do, apparently don’t doubt!
That’s quite a lot of pressure for something that’s supposed to be about creating a life you’d love.
The Wright Way Method takes a slightly different approach.
When I create, I don’t want to sit for twenty minutes desperately trying to convince myself that something has already happened.
I want to ask what I know, send it out, and get on with my day, doubting as much I like.
Which brings me to one of my favourite ways to do that.
The Batman Light
Yes. Batman.
There is actually a reason for the name.
It came about because, at the time, my husband’s name was Bruce Wayne.
You really couldn’t make this stuff up.
So the Batman Light became my way of visualising what happens when I put a creation out into the world.
Think of the Batman signal.
Commissioner Gordon doesn’t quietly whisper that Batman might perhaps like to pop around if he happens to be available.
He switches on an enormous light and sends the signal into the sky.
Everyone can see it.
That’s how I like to imagine a creation.
1.
Ask What You Know
Put what you would like to create into your Batman Light.
You don’t need to know every detail. You only know what you know. So start there.
2.
Don’t Linger
Send it out and let it go.
About 20 seconds is plenty. You don’t need to keep visualising it, holding it or trying to make yourself believe harder.
3.
Add the Tagline
Finish your creation with:
“If I’ve left anything out that is for my highest and best, please add it.”
That’s it. Go make a cup of coffee.
You Don’t Have to Believe 100%
This is another part I love. You don’t have to emerge from the Batman Light with unwavering certainty that your creation is hurtling towards you.
You might send it out beautifully…
…and five minutes later think:
Well, that’s never going to happen.
Fine. A doubtful thought doesn’t cancel your order.
You don’t need to start again.
You don’t need to repair your vibration.
You don’t need to police every thought that follows.
The signal has already gone out.
Then Comes Confirmation
If I want confirmation, I’ll ask for it. My usual request is:
“Please give me three or more clear confirmations within the next 24 hours that this creation is moving forward and is for my highest and best.”
And then I pay attention.
Not obsessively.
I’m not hunting for signs under every rock.
I simply stay open.
A conversation. A name. A place. Something someone says on the radio. An unexpected opportunity. A coincidence that makes me stop for a second. Confirmation isn’t the manifestation itself. It’s simply a little:
Yep. Keep going. I’m on my way.
And Then… POP
This is where manifestation becomes participatory.
Something POPs.
An idea.
A person.
A phone call.
An invitation.
A shop.
An email.
A sudden urge to go somewhere or do something.
Something catches your attention.
POP. Pay attention.
Because this may be where your part begins.
Active Faith
Active Faith doesn’t mean sitting at home trusting that the Universe will deliver everything to your front door.
It means responding when something POPs.
Make the call.
Send the email.
Accept the invitation.
Ask the question.
Walk into the shop.
Follow the sensible nudge.
You don’t necessarily know where it’s going.
That’s the point.
You ask.
You notice.
You respond.
That’s Active Faith.
And Then Receive
This sounds obvious, but it’s amazing how easily we miss this part.
Sometimes what we’ve asked for arrives…
just not in the packaging we expected.
We become so attached to how something is supposed to happen that we don’t recognise it when it turns up another way.Receiving means leaving some room for surprise.
Be clear about what matters. Stay open to what arrives.
And when it does?
Receive it. Say yes. Enjoy it. Celebrate it. Say thank you.
CARRY THIS WITH YOU
Put it in the light.
Send it out.
Then go live your life.
Clear. Release. Create.
