The final step is, quite simply, to collect the prize when it arrives. This is not a passive “the universe owes me” attitude. Hadsell was a practical woman: she entered contests. She submitted her entries. She used her writing skills and her positive mental attitude in tandem. The “collect” step reminds us that you must do the necessary physical work to bring your vision to completion—whether that means sending in an entry, preparing for a job interview, or taking the first practical step toward your dream.
Mentally, or in writing, declare, "I now claim [item] in the name of God and my own high good."
is the famous manifestation philosophy popularized by Helene Hadsell
Central to her philosophy is a four-step process for manifesting outcomes: : Clearly define exactly what you want.
Helene Hadssel is an author known for her work on this principle. Her book, "Name It and Claim It," provides guidance on how to apply this principle in everyday life to achieve one's goals and desires.
Once your goal is crystal clear, you must "project" yourself into a future where you have it.