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 asking is possible and necessary. Because when I ask – I honestly admit my desire.
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 said out loud where I want to arrive, 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 without my step either.
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