The law of observation says that what we casually observe in each moment will have a major impact on the thoughts we project and on the world we see around us in subsequent moments. Here’s a very common example:

If you open your wallet and see no cash, even if you aren’t consciously feeling badly about this you observe no money. Thus you vibrate a frequency of having no cash in your life.

This can manifest in other areas of your life. Without even trying you will resonate the feelings and visions of not having money and circumstances in your life, including your unconscious thought patterns, will fall in line to obey this vibration.

On the other hand, if you see a handful of currency in your wallet when you open it, you will naturally feel and pulsate the vibration of having money available to you. Since this is an exercise in observation it doesn’t even matter how much money you see when you look into your wallet.

You could carry $100 on you at all times. Or you could break a $20 bill into ones, thus creating a stack of crisp, green bills you see each time you open your wallet.

It’s like creating an illusion to soothe your mind. Each time you open your wallet to pull out your ID, a grocery list, or your debit card, you’ll find cash staring back at you.

This will cause the vibration of having money in your pocket, which is an extremely abundant feeling. It’s an easy tactic anyone who wants to feel more abundant can use starting right away.

You could also write a check to yourself for some large amount and post-date it. Keep this in your wallet as well and it will make you feel as if you have large sums of money in the bank.

Once you begin to feel prosperous you will begin to think confidently and abundantly. You will draw to you things and people that will help you create a greater flow of money into your life, and you will begin to take inspired action that will lead to greater wealth.

We tend to complicate things. It seems to be part of human nature.

But the truth is we are all expert manifestors.

I don’t know why we try to suffer at times. I have no clue why we make things so damn hard on ourselves on aregular basis.

Maybe we’re bored in a cosmic sense and this life is about the challenge of manifesting through a mind that wants to struggle.

Philosophy aside here’s the deal: The best way to live the life you want is to keep it simple.

See your ideal life. Know and feel all the things you want to be and have and calmly expect your life to be full of these things.

You can only truly hold one thought - or vibration - at a time. So in this moment, whatever it is you want to radiate is what you are attracting from the cosmic void.

Every moment can be the cure for a lifetime of bad thinking. It’s all about right now, and you can choose in this moment to attract anything you want.

Forget for a moment about all the “advanced” techniques you’ve read about and return to your core. You don’t need any experts to tell you how it’s done because you already know exactly how to create anything you want.

Feel it. Know it. Love it. Thank it. And remember to smile.

Keep it simple and keep it fluid.

Many people experience “ups and downs” in their life. And often when things are on the downstroke individuals begin to feel as if they are not manifesting correctly, or that the laws of attraction just don’t work.

The truth is we manifest our complete reality from behind the layer of ego.

For instance, an entrepreneur might experience periods of extreme profitability but then go through a time of decreased sales and depressed activity. It’s not easy making it through such a fluctuation with a positive frame of mind.

But the moment an individual begins to feel as if the current events of their life are going against them, he or she loses touch with their higher self. When we feel as if the Universe, god, fate, or whatever is somehow not letting us prosper, dealing us a bad hand, etc. we are assuming the role of victim and robbing ourself of our creative powers.

Whatever happens in our life, we have at least some responsibility for it. And at our conscious level we often don’t see how or why we would attract to us a series of negative experiences.

Often when we look more closely and maintain responsibility for whatever is happening, we find that things are in fact no entirely “negative”: after all. When we look for the good, or for the lesson in all things we see that slow period in a business was a good indicator that our hearts were not fully involved with our work and perhaps we should look for new opportunities… for example.

If we seek but truly can’t find the lesson we may need to consider the possibility that we are not loving ourselves, and that we are on some level not comfortable with happiness and thus sabotaging ourselves. I see this every day in people; many individuals like their drama and enjoy being able to point to an unust world where things always go against them.

I suggest that when we find ourselves on the downstroke in whatever area of our life, we do two things:

1. Look for the good and the lesson.

2. Ask if we are trying to avoid happiness because it makes us uncomfortable.

Those who read this article and sincerely try the exercise above will expand their happiness and their wisdom tremendously.