Start Believing When People Say That Manifesting Is Easy, Because Is Totally True!

Start believing when people say that manifesting is easy, because is totally true!

I just decided yesterday that I was going to start truly believing myself to manifest what I want, aind it resulted in some things.

At first, nothing extraordinary. Just some pens that didn't worked until I decided it did. But then, I took a very hard exam and kept repeating "I'll get a very good score, better than I usually do" and it happened! For real, and so quick!

I'm so happy right now!

I can't believe how I have been my own biggest enemy for so long and how it's only now that I'm able to see it!

I have been the one to stop me from believing that I can't achieve what I want, not the circumstances that surrounds me, or the universe, or whatever. But now that I'm truly aware of it, I'm pretty sure I can get anything and everything I want by simply manifesting, because it is that easy.

I'm going to believe myself from now on, and nothing will be able to stop me!

People I met for a few moments that live in my head forever.

Thinking about how Percy should not have been the child of prophecy but it ended up being him anyway. Because there were TWO children of the Big Three in front of him: Thalia and Bianca. By all rights, it should have been one of them. While Bianca's case is more complicated, Thalia should have had to deal with the prophecy before Percy even got to Camp Half-Blood at 12...but because of a bunch of circumstances completely outside of his control, it fell to Percy to fulfill it.

And Percy was offered the choice on at least one occasion to pass the burden of the prophecy onto Nico but actively chose not to:

Grover looked worried. "But you can't hide things from the gods. Not forever." "I don't need forever," I said. "Just two years. Until I'm sixteen." Annabeth paled. "But, Percy, this means the prophecy might not be about you. It might be about Nico. We have to—" "No," I said. "I choose the prophecy. It will be about me." "Why are you saying that?" she cried. "You want to be responsible for the whole world?" It was the last thing I wanted, but I didn't say that. I knew I had to step up and claim it. "I can't let Nico be in any more danger," I said. "I owe that much to his sister. I…let them both down. I'm not going to let that poor kid suffer any more." -Chapter 20, The Titan's Curse

Percy Jackson was fourteen years old and really said "it shouldn't have been me, it doesn't have to be me, and I don't want it to be me, but I won't let another person suffer because of my own selfishness." What a kid.

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“I should have brought a book”

—the thought that haunts me everywhere I go when I didn’t bring a book with me