Why do you have $100 wrapped around your water bottle!?

I took a class, quite some time back, about how to use the magnetic properties of MONEY, yes, actual Benjamins, to attract more money. The teachers waxed poetic about how they began their quest for abundance long ago, by wrapping a dollar bill around the water bottles they carried around each day. Just a simple bill and a rubber band. Once they did this they started finding dollar bills in the oddest places: pockets of old clothes, in parking lots, nooks and crannies in their homes and offices that were seemingly bottomless. Their interest was peaked, so they upped that ante – soon it became $5, $10, $50, even $100 bills nestled around their water bottles – and what do you know … they found $5s, $10, $50s, and $100s, everywhere!

At first the idea seemed a bit far fetched, after all what do water and money have in common? But, after a $20 and 40 minute investment, it started to synch in. It’s not so much about the method they chose to attract money, rather the intentions behind it.

Both money and water, not to mention, ALL matter, vibrates at a certain frequency. They felt that the scientifically proven vibrational frequencies of these specific pieces of matter meshed well together. Ok, following along – KIND OF! So, they took two items they believed would work well together, they asked them to cooperate in the manifestation of abundance, and they LET GO. The hardest part of using intentional powers to manifest what you desire is the ability to ask for what you want and then trust, blindly, that you will get it. Starting with money on a water bottle is tangible, you see the money when you are going to refresh your body; that must be a good message to the brain! You are specific in the money you want as you have designated a bill amount. You are believing in the law of attraction, or, as some call it, superstition.

Some might see this as “white magic” or “folklore” but I for one have no problems sparing a $1 bill to keep my water bottle company … just in case.

Hmmm – where did I put that $100,000 Woodrow Wilson bill?