The Magical Creation Box - Process #2 from Ask and It Is Given

This process is best if you are between Optimism (5) and Joy (1) on the emotional guidance scale.

This process lets you get as creative as you want and have a bit of vibration raising fun.

The process, as described by Abraham, suggests that you find a box that is pleasing to look at. On the lid, or some place that is easy to see, you write “Whatever is contained in this box—IS!”

Gather as many magazines, catalogs, and brochures that contain the things that you are looking to manifest. Cut out the things that you want in your experience and drop them into your box, all the while knowing that “whatever is contained int this box - IS!”.

Continue to collect the images and scenarios that you want in your life and continue to add them to your creation box. If you are out and about and see something that makes you feel good and you would like it in your experience, write it down with as many “feeling” words as you can and put that in your box as well.

If you have been living on the higher end of the emotional guidance scale and have a mostly positive outlook on life, this process will serve to ramp up your vibration. Those things that you get excited about as you put them into your box will quickly manifest.

In other words, for someone who has not been practicing thoughts of resistance, this process will be all that you will ever need to create a wonderful life: You ask; Source answers; you let it in. You ask and it is given.

Ask and It Is Given pg. 151

This process dovetails nicely with the vision boards you see people talking about thanks to “The Secret”. Instead of having a box, you glue / tape your pictures on a board that you can place in plain view. Christine Kane has a fabulous tutorial on how to create a vision board.

If you are technologically inclined, there are computer programs that allow you to make digital vision boards. Mind Movies are another way to utilize the Magical Creation Box premise.

In order to be effective, all you only have to be in a place of excited expectation of the arrival of the things you include in your box, board, or movie.

We want you to feel the fun and joy of the process. Often, when you get something that you have been wanting, your feeling of elation is very short-lived, but this game will give you the opportunity to savor the things that you desire longer. And then, the thrill of the manifestation, even though short, will be all the sweeter.

Ask and It Is Given pg. 153