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If you are interested in learning how to use a Vision Board, you'll find it to be one of the easiest and funnest ways to actively use the Law of Attraction and we teach it in the Law of Attraction Workshop. Briefly, the Law of Attraction states that the energy we emanate attracts similar energy back to us. This means that if we are loving, kind, prosperous, abundant, and happy, the Universe sends you back more love, kindness, prosperity, abundance, and happiness. It's a win-win cycle if you are projecting good things, but it can be a deep hole if you are projecting unwanted things. A vision board is just one of many ways to change the energy of who you are and what you project out to the Universe.
A Vision Board is a set of visual images that represent a story about you. This story focuses on what you want and what you are presently grateful for. In John Assaraf's The Vision Board Book: How to Use the Power of Intention and Visualization to Manifest the Life of Your Dreams, he writes, "The stories we tell ourselves shape our lives. They shape who we believe we are, and this belief translates into who we become...A vision board is...the story of your lifeof the life you want." A vision board can be as contrived and detailed as a large collage with pictures, magazine clippings, words, affirmations, and so on, or it can be as simple as a picture of your hero or idol. A vision board should be located in a place where you can see it often and really integrate its message into your psyche.
To harness the Law of Attraction, you must plant the seeds of change. This is exactly what a vision board can do. Let's say, for example, that on your vision board is a picture of someone in a Boston Celtics uniform, and you taped a picture of your face over the other person's. Each time you see this, your brain becomes more and more familiar with the image. It might have been a bit laughable at first, but in time the brain says, "Why not? That's possible. Every Celtic started somewhere." John Assaraf writes, "That image starts percolating in your mind, both consciously and subconsciously, and you start putting out feelers and taking action, day by day, that moves you closer to the dream."
A great example of a "vision" board in action is from the ending of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Harry is almost dead, laying on the edge of a pond in the forest. Creatures have begun to suck his soul out of his body, but then he sees an image representing his dead father. The image gives him strength, and he miraculously fights off the evil creatures. Later, he realizes that he had traveled back in time and created that image of his dad. His friend asked how he was able to fight off the creatures. Harry, whose future-self saw his dying-self succeed, said, "I knew I could do it because, well, I'd already seen myself do it!"
To use a Law of Attraction Vision Board, collect the images and words that inspire you. Put them together in an attractive display, and let them soak in by putting them somewhere you'll see often. It's that easy. For more information on how to use the Law of Attraction in your life visit us here for 20-free videos on The Law of Attraction Workshop http://www.i-grasshopper.com/free-videos.php
