How to Use Printable Fake Money to Manifest Money With The Law of Attraction

When learning how to use printable fake money to manifest money with the Law of Attraction, it is important to learn a few “tricks of the printable play money trade.” This article reveals five tips to use when beginning to learn how to manifest money with the specific “prop” of pretend printable money.

Tip 1: An unusual “rule” when deciding to use printable fake money is to decide not to tell anyone what you’re doing. Why is this so important? Because by giving away your “secret,” you’re doing two things; i.e., 1) Setting yourself up to feel silly that you’ve told someone what you’re doing and having them “laugh at you” instead of supporting you, and 2) Giving them ammunition to shoot you down and discourage your holding and playing with printable play money because they think they know more about the subject than you. This gives your subconscious ammunition to fight you when you’re holding the printable money and doing your wealth affirmations and should be avoided.

Tip 2: When creating money using printable fake money in this fashion, you want to set a small goal and stay committed to seeing it through the learning curve. To do this, create a corresponding wealth affirmation that is completely believable and say it when you look at or hold the pretend printable money. When your subconscious mind wants to fight you and say, “That’s not going to happen,” focus on your commitment to seeing this through the “learning curve” of getting accustomed to combining your wealth affirmations with the printable play money and learning how to manifest money with the Law of Attraction. It might take awhile to get everything “jellied” and going in the same direction, but staying committed to it and acknowledging that there is a learning curve will help you see it through to realizing your goal.

Tip 3: Find some printable money worksheets that not only look real, but give you exercises to do in connection with using these printable money worksheets with your money affirmations and other instructions on how to attract money using the Law of Attraction. This is important because using printable fake money all by itself can work, but works much better and faster when you have more of a “program” that goes around the use of the money printable worksheets.

Tip 4: One key in learning how to attract money with printable fake money is to do it in incremental steps and to make your “wad of cash” believable. Holding a “fat wad of cash” and doing money affirmations to “win the lottery,” still won’t work because your subconscious mind will fight the enormity of the goal. Instead, take a small amount of pretend printable money and place it in view often, so your subconscious mind will “acclimate to having money around.” Does this work? Yes, but it’s important to make sure the money is placed in strategic places and coincides with an appropriate money affirmation.

Tip 5: A critical factor in facilitating your ability to manifest money by using printable fake money and the Law of Attraction is to remove any subconscious blocks to receiving money. The best way to do this, but is also an uncommon way, is to use silent subliminal affirmations that directly target removing many of the negative beliefs people today have around receiving money. This is important because no matter how much printable play money you hold and chant money affirmations over, if your subconscious is “blocking you at the pass,” you’ll have an internal conflict over actually receiving the money.

Using printable fake money to manifest money with the Law of Attraction is easy when you trust your decision to make this work for yourself and not tell anyone, stay committed to making it work, find a program that includes money printable worksheets and gives you a bigger picture of learning how to attract money using the Law of Attraction, make your goals small and believable, and, most importantly, use other means such as silent subliminals to remove your blocks to actually holding the real money in your hands, rather than the printable play money.

Source by Suzanne Glover