Learning different Law of Attraction techniques can be incredibly helpful when trying to manifest your desires.
Some tools and rituals can help us have that manifestation breakthrough so that we can finally start attracting our desires.
However, while you might be tempted to try all the different LOA methods or games under the sun, some of the most powerful methods are the simplest and quite literally right in front of us… like the mirror technique.
It’s simplicity is one of the reasons why I’d recommend starting out with the mirror manifestation technique before other rituals like the 5×55 method, which can take a bit more time and effort than this one.
Because the mirror technique, or mirror method, is a Law of Attraction exercise that all of us can do at any point, given that most of us will have at least one mirror in our homes.
That makes it so simple to do and incorporate into your existing routines (like your morning routine!) so that you don’t have to invest too much extra energy into making your dreams a reality.
In this post we’ll explore exactly what the mirror method is and how you can use it to manifest your intentions, so keep reading!
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The power of mirror manifestation
The truth about the Law of Attraction is that we are our most powerful asset.
When it comes to manifestation rituals it isn’t the vision board or the script or the manifestation box itself that attracts our desires to us… it is the energy that we emit into these physical things that brings us closer to our desires.
Given this truth, I want you to think about what you think or say to yourself when you look in the mirror.
Are the thoughts that you engage in positive or negative? Are the things you say to yourself kind? Or are you your own worst enemy?
The reason that I’m asking you this is because the very nature of a mirror is that it reflects back to us what we see, right?
Now imagine this mirror also reflects back to us our energy – what we think, how we feel, what we believe about ourselves.
I like to imagine a mirror as an amplifier of the energy that we are already embodying. It magnifies what we already feel within.
This amplification means that when we stare back at our reflection we are taking in more of the same energy, whether this is positive or negative.
So if you look in the mirror and think negative things about yourself then this will amplify those things. And you’ll end up feeling even more negative and heightening this experience.
For example, we’ve all had those days where we are feeling less than good about our physical appearance, right? And in these times many of us have the habit of obsessively looking at ourselves and pointing out our flaws in the mirror, even though we know this is not helpful for us.
Because the trouble is, the more we look at our flaws, the more flaws we notice. And we tend to spiral into feeling even worse than we did in the first place.
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