Saving Money, Consciously Altering Gas Prices

In 2009, my newsletter group conducted an experiment to see if gas prices would lower through visualization. We successfully lowered the prices from around $4.00 to under $2.00 per gallon in less than three months. We visualized that gas prices as approximately $2.00 and saw that number while pumping gas, then imagined that our total purchase was based on the $2 per gallon.

The explanation of the result lies in understanding that our experience of life is based mainly on our inner perception and expectation of an experience. Our beliefs, experiences and response to media (and other outer forces) contribute to our interaction with life -- even our expenses. Our expectations, coupled with the consciousness of many, can increase or decrease our daily and weekly expenses if we are willing to work with increased consciousness.

The media (and our senses) currently relate that all purchases are expensive, and prices will only increase as the current recession ensues. The truth is that we can create our own prices and our own reality. We only have to make the decision; visualize the result; and share the experiment with others. It can actually be a "fun way" to create a better future. Obviously, this exercise can be applied to any aspect of commodities or purchases.

Here are the steps:

1) Replace the price of gas with a lower price. (Why not $1.99?) Visualize it clearly.

2) See the price on the pump as lower. Use the same image.

3) Imagine your total purchase at the $1.99 price.

4) Smile and say, "Wow! Prices are going down. This is great!) Happiness is a high vibration that brings about rapid change.

5) The technique works with grocery stores, clothes and bills. Practice it often with a light-heart and sense of fun!

6) Share the experiment with others