Sometimes manifesting takes a long time and sometimes it happens spontaneously.  I can hear you already, "You don't have to manifest clean underwear you just have to wash them!"  A few days ago I found myself looking into an empty underwear drawer.  If you have ever run out of underwear you know that I was feeling almost as empty as the drawer itself.  My wife, the most wonderful woman in the world, does my laundry.  It is my job to carry the folded laundry upstairs and put it in the dresser.  After deciding that I would like to put this chore off for at least a few more hours, I reasoned that wearing underwear was not absolutely necessary.  I grabbed a clean pair of folded jeans from another drawer and pulled them on one leg at a time.  I zipped very carefully to avoid a "There's something about Mary" incident and then I noticed a bulge in my jeans.  Don't worry, the bulge I refer to is not the one that you are thinking of.  This particular bulge was just above my left ankle and I was pretty sure it was a dryer sheet or maybe a sock.  I reached down, slipped 2 fingers between the cuff of my jeans and my ankle and grabbed hold of the foreign object.  In one quick motion I yanked it out and raised it to eye level for inspection.  To my surprise, and eventual delight, it wasn't a sock, or even a dryer sheet, it was a pair of clean underwear!  I got that warm fuzzy, spine tingling, happy-joy feeling and it reminded me just how easy manifesting can be if you know what you want. 

So how can YOU manifest cotton briefs, silk boxers or even a pile of cash?  

Step 1:  Know what you want and why.

Step 2:  Give thanks like you already have it.

Step 3:  The rest takes care of itself.

California Assemblyman Joel Anderson, a Republican from El Cajon, is proposing in a measure dubbed "AB-255."

This bill would prohibit an operator, as defined, of a commercial
Internet Web site or online service that makes a virtual globe
browser available to members of the public from providing aerial or
satellite photographs or imagery of places in this state that have
been identified on the Internet Web site by the operator as a school,
place of worship, or government or medical building or facility
unless those photographs or images have been blurred. The bill would
also prohibit that operator from providing street view photographs or
imagery of those buildings and facilities. An operator that violates
these provisions would be guilty of a crime and subject to a fine of
not less than $250,000 for each day the operator is in violation of
these provisions. In addition, an operator who is an executive
officer or member of a board of directors who knowingly violates
these provisions would also be subject to imprisonment in the state
prison for one, 2, or 3 years.