The Law of Attraction (LoA) is an amazing way that you can take control of your life and bring into it what you want to have or to see happen. What you think, feel, and believe all have an underlying energy.

This energy gets projected out into the universe. Even if that energy isn’t a positive one, it will still flow out into the universe. It’s so vital that you try very hard to keep your energy positive.

Because what you put out from you into the universe is what you get back. Negativity energy out really does cause negative things to flow toward you and you certainly don’t want that.

If you followed my past series of articles on the Law of Attraction (which seemed to resonate with a lot of readers), then you may recall I’ve shared these ideas in those posts.

This time, I’m focusing this next series of articles on creating a vision board (I’ve shared my own personal vision board here) using the Law of Attraction. There’s a saying that “we teach what we need to learn,” and that’s true in this case for me. It’s time for me to create a new vision board myself, so if you choose to create one for yourself, know that I’m right there with you!

One of the things I’ve learned in my work as a professional Tarot reader and intuitive life coach is to never make assumptions about people and what they may or may not know. So, if you’re new to the idea and concept of a vision board, this post will cover the basics, so you and I will be on the same page through the rest of the series.

What Is a Vision Board?

A vision board – some people refer to these boards as a map of life or a Law of Attraction collage – is a board where you put pictures, words and quotes that you’ve found.

These items are a representation of what you want to have happen in your life. The purpose behind having a visual board is for you to draw to yourself the good things that you want.

It’s the power of LoA that makes these things come to pass. On your board, you can put up photos of what you want to do in life. For example, if you never finished college but want to, you would put up pictures and things that deal with that purpose.

Some of these items might be the image of a college or a picture of a smiling person wearing a cap and gown (like yours truly did with his board). This board can be as broad as you want it to be.

Everything that you want in life can go on the board, regardless of what it is. If you want a certain kind of home in a particular neighborhood, go ahead and put a photo or image of that home up on your board.

If you currently live in one state but long to move to another, you can put up photos or words that depict the state that you want to move to. It doesn’t even have to be something huge.

If you’d like a particular purse or designer shoes, there’s nothing wrong with putting those up on your board either. Your vision board is unique to your life desires.

If you’d like to go somewhere on vacation because you’ve always wanted to go there but could never afford it or could never get time off from work to go, then you should put that up.

These can be photos and pieces of travel brochures or tourist maps from that vacation spot for your vision board. By creating a vision board, this does not mean that there’s a mythical fairy godmother waiting in the wings to make all of this stuff that you want to happen occur.

What this means is that when you visualize something, you subconsciously begin to alter your life so that it reflects the things that you want as shown on your vision board.

These visuals give a concrete projection to your desires and that enables you to subconsciously go that direction.

In the next installment of this series, I’ll share some thoughts on the styles for a vision board.

Until then…