Because it's Law of Attraction based, the focus is on raising our vibrational state so that we're in alignment with receiving and spending large sums of money. And in doing so, we awaken more creativity and desires within us.

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The key is to connect emotionally, as though we already are receiving and spending it in real life.

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In this Game, you’re not receiving or spending “real life” dollars (yet!).

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How to Play The Prosperity Game:

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1. On the first day, imagine that you receive $1,000 from the Universe to spend exactly as you please.

2. Think about what you’d like to spend the money on, and go ahead and spend it in your mind.

3. On the next day, imagine receiving $2,000.

4. Spend all of it again, exactly as you desire.

5. On the following day, you receive $3,000, and so on.

6. You can go for 30 days, or as long as you please.

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You can use an old deposit book and create pretend cheques flowing in and out.

You can write your notes in a journal.

You can use an online accounting program or you can use a system.

 

You would use whatever feels more real to you and more enjoyable.

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As you continue to play this daily, you'll notice that it can be quite a mental exercise to decide how and when to use all this money!

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What Happens When You Play:

 

According to Abraham-Hicks...

• we begin reaching for new ideas.

• we create new vibrational set points from which to attract matching experiences and manifestations.

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This is where it gets really fun!

 

In this game, you can go as general or as detailed as you wish.

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How to Go General and Detailed:

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Go general, if the idea of spending on something in particular - in other words - the finer details make you uncomfortable.

You may not be really aligned yet with the idea of spending that much money.

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Or you might find that spending that amount of money on something in particular is just too "out there".

And that's fine - in these cases, go more general.

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What does "go general" mean? 

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Let's say you're thinking about manifesting a car, but as you start getting into the details, you begin feeling doubtful. At that point, stop - and go backwards. At which point did the doubts kick in? Was it the price? The make or model? Check at which point the doubts started in and eliminate those details. In other words, stay at the point where you can think of a car you'd like with pleasure but just stop short of adding the details that push it into the stress zone. Make sense? :)

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Go detailed when the details are fun and joyful to contemplate.

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The idea is to stop at the point where it feels unlikely or uncomfortable, and step back to a more general vision by letting go of some of the details.

 

Try it out for 30 days and see which way it's more fun to play.