Manifesting with Visual Aids
Have you ever created a vision board? I tried one time. It didn't end well.
While I am one of the most creative people I know, I have a hard time with chaos. I live in chaos daily in my home and my mind and will be perpetually learning how to calm my mind and purge my home.
But, and perhaps this is a little OCD, I am a fan of organized order. I like things that agree with one another to be in alignment. I've done this since I was a child, no one else I knew organized this way. Then I saw Tom Sachs do it in a Selby documentary, he called it Knolling. I fell in love.
I am a hardcore fan of Danielle Laporte's The Desire Map. Well to be honest, Danielle. If I could be a groupie in her world, I would. Through the Desire Map, I was able to craft out Core Desired Feelings that I use to manifest.
In the above mood board I don't want to manifest things, I want to manifest the feeling of Divine Feminine. And the moodboard visually represents to me what that means. The crux of it is that I want order, beauty, and passion.
Now I want to know if you have ever attempted manifesting with visual aids? Did you use a vision board? An Altar? What visual methods do you use to focus your intentions on your desires? Leave your answers in the comments below.
Do you know what an altar is?
an elevated place or structure, as a mound or platform, at which religious rites are performed or onwhich sacrifices are offered to gods, ancestors, etc. - dictionary.com
Altars have been used for thousands of years as a way to perform a ritual or religious ceremony.
Today I want to talk to you about how you can create your own Manifestation Altars to help you gain clarity and incorporate a lot of positive energy and vibration into the universe towards your desires.
I found a few posts on the topics of modern day altars, and I think you'll love visual references so that you can create your own!
This image comes from: Laura Michelle at Roots & Feathers
I found this image on Pinterest here and I love how she made the space small enough to fit in a tiny area but focused enough that she can still manifest her desires, the altar belongs to Rachael Rice:
In fact, I found a lot of these altar images on Pinterest, which is a great source to get inspired visually!
This altar was created and pinned by
She says, "Oshun Meditation Altar for light, prosperity, clarity & manifesting dreams..."
And I love how the one below uses Native American elements plus "rubbing" or "cleansing" sage to help prepare for a new year via Earth Age!
Have you ever wanted to create an altar before? Have these images inspired you to create your own? Tell us how you chose to create your altar below!
