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At its simplest, cosmic ordering involves placing a wish - or order - to the universe and then waiting for that to happen. Of course, there's quite a bit that happens behind the scenes but in essence, that really is all you need to do. Start by working out what you want to order from the universe. You've done that your whole life so far, you just didn't realize it. So wherever you are, whatever you're doing, that's what you've "ordered" for yourself. We really do get what we wish for most all the time. The trouble is, most of us wish for lack and poverty. So, turn that round. Take a long hard look at where you are today. Decide where you want to be in a week's time, then a month, then six months, then a year, then five years and then a decade. That will give you the stages that you need to work on in your cosmic orders. The reason for the different timescales is to force you to think through the effects of what you're wishing for. If you can only visualize yourself doing "more of the same" in a few years time, you haven't got a strong enough vision to work towards. Unless, of course, you're in an idyllic place already. Once you've set out your wishes, you need to actually place the orders with the universe. The concept is actually very similar to ordering a drive thru meal - place your order first, have it accepted (OK, the universe doesn't answer back in a tinny voice, so you'll have to take this part at face value), pay for it (by making sure you accept any appropriate opportunities that come your way) and then collect.
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