Mikki writes:
I love my kitchen and I have certain little tools that I love in my kitchen… had them for years, and I’m attached to them, one of those kind of people. And here we go… there’s a particular spatula that I had for probably 10 years, it’s old, and I got it at a garage sale. It’s enough to say again that it is a particular kind of spatula.
So, I hired someone to watch my house and when I came home, the spatula was gone, no way! I became a nut case over this, because I love this spatula. I’m truly one of those people that keep the things I love.
I immediately went on Amazon, then on eBay, I got on every single site I can possibly find. Now remember, this spatula is old, probably 20 years old, so it’s not like I have any hopes of getting it and I didn’t. Okay, so I finally gave up after about a year of looking for it.
But then I remembered when I was young and when I wanted something, it was so much more fluid and easy to make things happen for me. I would just say, “I really want that,” and somehow, by hook or crook, I would get the thing. Okay, I told myself I’m going to make this happen. I didn’t have high expectations about getting the spatula back but regardless, I said to myself, “I really want that spatula back,” and lacking any other good options at this point, I let that thought go ‘out there” to create a solution.
Time passes and my brother invites me to Iowa for a visit, 600 miles away. I spent the weekend with him. He has a friend there, a woman who collects junk and she has a little shop nearby. What the heck, it’s something to do while I’m visiting. On arrival, was amazed, even shocked when we walked in. This shop is, I’m not kidding you, just crammed full of stuff with little body-sized pathways, more like veins little going through it. All kinds of stuff is there and it’s stacked six feet high!
We are slowly moving though the shop and I I can’t wait to get out of there because it’s as if every old American thing is crammed inside. There are poodle skirts and records and old, and more old, and it smells old, and you have to walk single aisle full of old. Can you imagine? It’s a lot to ‘behold” and I say to my brother, “Let’s get out of here.”
I can’t get my head around buying anything in there, I just won’t and as I turn around, here’s a pile of cutlery and forks and spoons and knives, and, and, and again, and on the top is is my spatula, my exact spatula, 600 miles away!
Now we have a scene, my ex-husband is with me as well as my brother. They all know about the spatula thing and they both see it at the same time. They’re sick of hearing about it, and they both say, “That is your spatula!” Yep. I even have a picture of my spatula with me, (yeah, really nutty) and I hold it up for them to see. It is absolutely, the very same spatula.
Now one might say that obviously, they made a bunch of them, but they made them many years ago and I can’t ind them in stores or online anywhere. Okay, I got to have this, but remember I said that I’m not buying anything in this store. Now, I’m willing to buy it, but I I’ve set up a bit of a stubborn, mental hurdle.
So I text the young woman that owns this store, asking to do a little FaceTime call with her. I hold up the spatula I ask, “Could I have this spatula?” and she says, “Oh yeah, I never figured out what to do with that thing.” “Really, it’s mine” I asked?
I brought it home and I have it to this day. I know it sounds completely stupid. I even think it’s stupid myself, to tell you the truth, except that here’s what it says to me: That even my most whimsical desires can created or brought to me. Additionally, this whimsical desire was successfully delivered even with my added demand of not paying that store for it. I didn’t go in there looking for it and I walked out with it for free.
Wow, that is a really big piece of cake!
Here’s something else… a small time event? Um, not really. That was a demo and those demos are very important. They show us in a very obvious way what our thoughts can do.
Ken
Go to the Interviews Page to see and hear Ken talking about Manifesting 123 and you don’t need #3. There is new information here and you won’t hear it anywhere else. It is so simple. Make it work for you!
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