As I’ve had some pretty amazing synchronicities recently I took a bit of time on my walk this morning to examine the nature of them. The introspection reinforced a tool related to manifesting that though I have taught to others hadn’t realized was something I needed a refresher on.
1) Notice
Several decades ago I was talking with someone about synchronicities and how they can be guide posts in our journeys.
They can be a wonderful way to determine if you are heading in the right direction toward your goals.
I explained that to manifest more of those magic moments simply observe them.
Acknowledge them for what they are – magic in your life.
I then suggested he carry a small notepad around and whenever he noticed one of those fun “coincidences” he write it down.
After awhile it would be so second nature to notice he wouldn’t have to carry the notepad.
I explained that simply noticing them would lead to having more of them.
2) Be Thankful
I recently learned first-hand that if we wish to increase the number and intensity of synchronicities don’t stop at noticing, be thankful for them.
Note: I’ve read this in a number of books but I always had an issue with it because I’m not comfortable with the word gratitude.
Overused to me – like a song played too much on the radio.
What ended up working for me was to just feel really happy when they happened and consider them a gift – after which I would say “Thanks for the gift of…”
A person I came across on a walk. A cute little critter that would scurry or hop across my path.
Note: Within a few days of saying thank you for the cute bunny (or squirrel) I began to see them on a regular basis.
Then they started showing up in my yard when I happened to be out.
If I was out front they would show up there. If I was out back – yep!
3) Notice
As I acknowledged that thanking for the gift brought more of what that gift was more gifts showed up.
4) The Balance
It seems to be enhanced by being thankful for the small gifts as well as the big ones.
Happy Manifesting!
Elizabeth Maxim 
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