A Prologue To 7 Magical Gratitude Games You Can Use To Manifest Anything

Right now, it is May 15th, 9:55 PM, in the year of 2023.

Sometime in 2022, a multi-part series on “gratitude games” was published.

Right before that — and after that, too, if memory serves — a variety of other gratitude-related essays were published on this Medium blog.

Gratitude is one of my favorite topics.

But, the essay series you are about to read is, perhaps, redundant.

The idea came to me a month or so ago and, from this idea, there was a flow.

A flow of inspiration and a flow of writing.

Returning to the words that have been written, there is the sense that none of this is particularly novel or unique and, as such, that it shouldn’t be published.

But, at the same time, there is another sense: what is written, in this essay series, is useful.

Really, really useful.

To myself, primarily. But, also, to you, too.

Or, at least, hopefully, that is.

For this reason, please excuse my redundancy and, of course, please enjoy this introduction and the games outlined within our “7 Gratitude Games You Can Use To Manifest Anything” series.

What Is Gratitude?

Gratitude is many, many things.

A state of mind. A feeling. A practice. A form of devotion. A game.

And so on and so forth.

No matter the medium of gratitude, as it were, that you are performing, there are certain benefits that can, and almost always will, arise.

Some of the most notable benefits that can, and will, arise from gratitude are as follows:

• A better mood.
• A stronger immune system.
• A greater sense of confidence.
• A stronger body.
• A strengthened immune system.

Every single one of these benefits serves as a direct result of gratitude.

No matter the medium through which your gratitude flows, you will enjoy these benefits.

But, that is not all.

You see, gratitude is much more than what has been outlined above.

Rather, gratitude is a force.

A creative force.

Gratitude Is A Creative Force

Gratitude is more than just a practice or an experience or a feeling.

Rather, gratitude is a creative force.

A creative force that shapes your world and yourself.

Your experience of the world can be shaped and reshaped, in accordance with gratitude.

Your very sense of self and selfhood can be shaped and reshaped, in accordance with gratitude.

Just as an example, let’s say that you wish to become inspired.

You wish to receive a rich flow of inspiration that allows you to create something magical.

Rather than struggling and forcing your way through this process, you can appreciate the rich flow of inspiration that you will soon receive, as if it is already present.

Even if you do not believe that this inspiration is yours, you can appreciate it as if it is.

And, in appreciating this inspiration, you can conjure the inspiration that you truly desire.

The same is true for an infinite wealth of other, equally beautiful, desires.

You may yearn for more money or a new relationship or a new life abroad.

And so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

No matter what you desire, you can use gratitude to bring it forth.

Every single one of the games, outlined within this series, serves as a conduit through which you can channel the infinite creative power of gratitude to manifest that which you desire.

But, there is one thing that we must clarify, before we begin this series.

All Things Are Possible To You

Gratitude is a creative force.

My experiences with gratitude have served to clarify this fact.

But, with that being said, gratitude is not the creative force that makes things work for you.

Rather, you are that creative force.

You are the creative force that sets all things in motion.

Or, at least, the things related to your life and to your vision and your wishes.

Gratitude cannot, in and of itself, do much of anything for you.

But, if you allow yourself to move within the infinite power of gratitude and, in turn, all that gratitude is connected to, you can manifest all that you desire.

Some of this is confusing and, for that, my apologies.

The main thing to recognize is that, even though gratitude is powerful, it is up to you to feel grateful and to really step into this gratitude, so that what you yearn for can take place.

If you can appreciate what you desire as if it is here, with you, right now, and if you can really step into these feelings and enjoy them, then all things are possible to you.

Conclusion

To those who read this intro — and, of course, to those who have not — thank you so much!

Really, thank you so much!

None of what’s written above is my best work. But, it’s all true and it is all, in one form or another, quite useful.

My hope is that you enjoy the seven games that will soon be published on this Medium blog.

None of these games may be particularly unique, but they are thorough and, more importantly, effective.

Seriously, they really, really work, so please try them out!

No matter what happens, though, thank you for reading and, as always, if you wish to reach me for any reason, you can do so at “maxwellcakin@gmail.com.”

Best wishes and have a lovely day!