You have the ability to create whatever life you desire but first you have to do the dirty work. Only when you have all parts of yourself on the same wavelength can you manifest whatever you desire.

For anyone who’s been in the spiritual community for long will know that shadow work tends to get tiring because you’re constantly trying to uncover your unconscious and analysing why it is repressed in the first place.

Shadow work is the most difficult form of self-work you can do. But it’s also the most transformative. Confronting our Shadow just means becoming a more complete and integrated version of ourselves. The more we can become curious and learn where our true motivations lie, the more powerful our manifesting will become.

7 Steps to Manifest Anything You Want — Including Money

1. Step 1: Get clear on what you want.
2. Step 2: Ask the universe.
3. Ask the universe for what you want once a day makes your requests clearer and clearer. Step 3: Work toward your goals.
4. Step 4: Trust the process.
5. Step 5: Receive and acknowledge what you get.
6. Step 6: Keep Your Vibration High.
7. Step 7: Clear your resistance.

You do this using with the mental energy and effort which really makes the Law of Manifestation start functioning effectively. To do this, you need to have explored your shadow to find out what might be standing in the way of your ability to believe in your ability to get your objective.

Shadow work is essentially the process of observing and transmuting suppressed, painful parts of ourselves that subconsciously continue to cast shadows in our lives. It’s acknowledging the issues that keep coming up in your life as something that is calling for your attention.

Shadow Work is how you integrate the aspects of your unconscious psyche into your conscious experience and allow the positive aspects of the shadow to express themselves. When properly used and channeled, the shadow-self has traits that you can use to further your own personal development.

8 Simple Ways To Tap Into Your Inner Child

1. Put yourself in unfamiliar situations.
2. Embrace “explore” learning, not “exploit” learning.
3. Pick up a creative hobby.
4. Look up.
5. Spend time with kids.
6. Do one thing mindfully, every day …
7. 7. And one thing every day “just because.”
8. Jot down the good stuff.