Ask, Then Walk.
She asks the universe for everything, honestly – and then keeps living, working, walking toward it, because a miracle needs her step.
“Okay,” you might say, “asking I can do – but then what?” Bella raises the reader's objection before the reader can: does the universe give everything, or only what I'm “entitled to” – and who decides that, anyway? She isn't embarrassed by the question; for her, that's where the interesting part begins.
Her answer is the same movement the Manifest guide is built on: name the desire honestly – asking ends the pretending that you need nothing – then release the how and the when, and keep walking in the direction you spoke out loud. Waiting for a miracle isn't part of it; the step is.
The rest – what “not now” means, and what won't pass you by – she says better herself.
Trust is about communication with the universe. You can ask it for anything. It's like a mom who watches over you.
Well, okay, you'll say, asking I can do 😅
The question is – what then?
Will it give everything? Or will it give what I'm “entitled to”? And who decides what I'm entitled to, anyway?
That's where the interesting part begins.
I truly believe that we can and should ask. Because when I ask – I honestly acknowledge what I want.
I stop pretending that “I don't need anything”.
But then I don't sit down to wait for a miracle. I keep living, working, moving, taking care of myself.
I've said out loud where I want to go, and now I'm walking that way.
And if something doesn't come right away, I try not to take it as a refusal.
Maybe it's not the time yet, or I need to “grow into it”.
Sometimes “not now” is not a “no”, just a pause.
And trust, for me, is living with the sense that what's mine won't pass me by.
But the miracle won't happen unless I take a step too.
Thank you for reading.
If her words reached somewhere mine don't – good. That's what this blog is for. Take what fits and leave the rest.
– Jan