Creating Your Vision Board
A vision board is essentially an accumulation of graphics, images, and/or quotes.
It is a powerful tool for supporting our manifestations through the power of visualization and repetition. It supports us in clarifying and refining what we desire to achieve, including specific goals and aspirations, in any area of our lives. The process of our vision board practice is unique because we work alongside our energy-specific authentic codes and our Human Design.
By dedicating time and space to crafting your 6-monthly vision board, you are working with your subconscious to materialize your visions into your reality.
Know that these visions will not manifest/materialize unless we undertake our role as co-creators and take aligned actions toward them.
To begin, set aside a quiet moment in your own aura. If possible, quieten your mind with deep breaths or a short meditation.
Head to your chart on page 6, identify if your 3rd Variable/Perspective (Bottom Right Arrow) is left-facing or right-facing.
Left-facing/Focused Perspective:
Here to be more focused in the way you perceive the world and manifest in life. It is essential to be crystal clear in your vision, objectives, and goals. Details and specifics are very important for clarity and manifestation. Consider the prompts below, reflect on each of your codes, and type in the search bar accordingly. Honor your focused lens and feel free to specify and be as detailed as possible. Tune into your authority when selecting visuals.
Right-facing/Peripheral Perspective:
Here to hold a more peripheral perspective and an abstract/ sensory way of manifesting life. Here to trust that the Universe will fill in the specifics for you at the right time. Feelings-based; here to get clear on the bigger picture but leave out the specific details. Tap into your senses on what evokes a feeling in you. Allow yourself to redo, edit, add, or remove any visuals at any time during your process. Consider the prompts and your codes, and type in the search bar accordingly. Notice what visuals evoke a sense of spaciousness and curiosity. Tune into your authority when selecting visuals.
Head to Pinterest (or any visual platform of your choice) and begin saving the images from the above on your phone or computer to print and paste in your planner later. Consider resizing the images so they can be pasted on the next few pages. You can collect as many images/quotes you like and you can have them printed or handwritten as well. Use the vision board prompts below to support you in this practice.
Which areas of my life would I like to focus on in this upcoming year?
What are my intentions for the year?
What does success feel like for me?
When I imagine my dream life, it looks like...
What inspires me? Who inspires me?
What is my ideal successful day?
What do I see? smell? taste? feel?
What makes me feel spacious and seen?
Where do I desire recognition?
What is rest to me?
How can I better support my body?
What positive reminders/healthy self-talk do I want to keep in mind today?
An example for a left-facing/Focused Perspective individual:
Assuming you are calling in a new living situation/environment:
In your search bar, you can type โdream homes.โ Pay attention to which image calls out to you and makes you feel. You do not have to laser-focus on the floor tiling, the couch material, or the kitchen layout. What you should pay attention to is: How does this make me feel? Does my dream home make me feel like that?
Assuming you are calling in a new holiday destination and you are thinking of somewhere in the Mediterranean:
In your search bar, you can type โMediterranean vacationโ, and pay attention to which image calls out to you again and select them accordingly. You do not need to over-analyze or be precise about how the vacation has to look; your only role is to assume it will.
Include broader theme words in your vision board and as your search keywords: โtravel, adventure, abundance, loveโ.
In terms of quotes, you may want to adopt a broader/general phrase like โMy partner makes me feel seen and secure. I feelโฆโ
An example for a right-facing/Peripheral Perspective individual:
Assuming you are calling in a new living situation/environment:
In your search bar, you can type โdream homes with natural lighting, spacious modern interior, 1980s-inspired kitchen.โ Your goal is to be as specific as possible and include as many details as possible. Find the image that best represents what you are calling in.
Assuming you are calling in a new holiday destination and you are thinking of somewhere in the Greek Islands:
In your search bar, type โLuxury beach front villa in Paros, Greece,โ and add as many specifics about the dream room, restaurants you will be dining in, outfits you will be wearing, and activities you will be doing AS IF you are there. Your only role is to assume it will.
Include specific theme words in your vision board and as your search keywords: โ10k consistent months, 5 clients with bi budgets monthlyโ.
In terms of quotes, you may want to adopt phrases that are as specific as possible, like โThe Universe always spoils me. Being wealthy is normal for me. I live in a beautiful apartment with my partner and 2 dogs.โ