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Before we begin, lie down and get into a comfortable position.

Your environment should be somewhere quiet where you will not be disturbed.

Allow for your body to relax.

Quiet your mind.

Put aside any lingering thoughts or worries from the day.

Take notice of your breathing and start to slow it down.

Deeply breathe into your abdomen.

Exhale slowly.

With each breath, allow your awareness to increase.

Become more and more present in this moment.

Allow the oxygen to consciously fill your entire body.

Feel your vibration rising.

With each breath, your mind is becoming clearer.

Breathe in and become aware that you're breathing in

Breathe out and become aware that you're breathing out

Feel your mind and body being rejuvenated.

Feel your consciousness expand.

Continue breathing as you relax your body, starting at the crown of your head.

Release any tension as you exhale.

Now relax your forehead.

Your eyelids.

Soften your entire face.

Take a bigger, deeper breath as you relax the neck and shoulders.

Take note of how your body is now feeling.

Notice where any tension needs to be released.

Continue breathing as you release any tension from your back.

Relax your elbows and hands.

Your fingers.

Take a few more breaths until your entire body feels almost like it has melted.

Let us begin with expressing gratitude for all that we have.

Think of your successes.

Think of your victories.

No matter how big or how small.

Feel your appreciation for all of them.

Visualize all the money you have now.

No matter the amount.

See it right in front of you.

Touch it.

Feel the appreciation for this money

Once you start to deeply feel gratitude, see it as a beam of light illuminating from your

heart space.

Send this light of gratitude to the Universe with thanks.

Now, we are going to release any negative thoughts or beliefs associated with money.

You are replacing them with positive thoughts at the highest level.

Take a moment to gather any feelings of stress or worry about financial situations.

Releasing them will align you with the path of attracting money.

When you are ready to fully release, take in a deep, slow breath.

As you exhale, you are releasing lower, stuck energies.

In your mind's eye, watch them floating away.

Watch as they completely disappear into the air.

Repeat each affirmation out loud and with confidence:

I release resistance to wealth.

Money comes to me naturally.

Abundance and prosperity are my birthrights.

The money I want is coming.

I am positive about money.

I spend money with happiness.

Now visualize a moment of pure happiness.

A moment of feeling wonderful.

Full of joy.

It can be any moment you want it to be.

Continue visualizing this moment until you deeply feel true happiness in your heart space.

Your entire body is now emitting vibrations of a high frequency.

In your mind\'s eye, notice what these vibrations look like.

Watch as they soar out into the Universe.

The Universe is waiting for your request.

It is time t ASK the Universe for money.

How much money do you want?

There are no limitations to the amount.

Take a moment and think of the exact amount that you desire.

Say the amount out loud using the words 'I AM ATTRACTING ..... This, or something better.

It is done.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Now your entire being is vibrating in harmony with what you desire.

Know that the Universe will deliver it into your hands.

The manifestation cycle has now begun.

You must BELIEVE that you are getting it.

Have faith.

Have trust.

Know that the Universe has heard you.

You are supported.

You are loved.

You are nourished.

Believe that the money you desire is manifesting physically.

Your dreams of wealth are manifesting into reality.

Visualize yourself with this amount of money.

Doing this is allowing you to attract and receive money easily.

Do not worry about how it will come.

The Universe is bringing it to you in many ways.

Embrace your happiness about receiving this money.

Feel excitement.

Feel a powerful desire for this money.

Visualize any 1 reason why you desire this money right now.

You are consciously deciding to attract the money you want.

What are you doing with this money?

Visualize this in your mind's eye.

Be very detailed in this moment.

Feel the freedom and exhilaration.

Feel your wealth.

Feeling these emotions is the most important process of manifestation.

The Universe is delivering what You.

Are.

Visualizing.

Elevate your confidence.

Now elevate it even higher.

Take the time you need to visualize and to feel.

Hold this feeling confidently and powerfully for the next 7 seconds.

Repeat the following affirmations out loud with confidence

The Universe is conspiring to make me wealthy.

The Law of Attraction is working for me right now.

I am a powerful magnet for money.

I create money and abundance through joy and self-care.

I am excited about money.

Money comes to me freely with ease.

You must now allow yourself to RECEIVE.

Know that your desires are being provided.

Your only task is to receive.

See the steps you are taking to create your wealth.

Working.

Saving.

Giving.

Welcoming new opportunities.

You are giving more power to the manifestation as you do this.

See yourself spending freely with confidence.

Acknowledge the source of your wealth.

Acknowledge your Creator with gratitude.

The more you give, the more you receive.

This is helping you attract more money.

Repeat these last affirmations out loud with confidence

I am receiving money-making ideas each day.

I am freely receiving checks in the mail.

My intentions to receive money are a reality.

I am open to new ways of earning income.

I am the creator of my success.

I am attracting more money freely from multiple sources.

I am living in an abundant universe.

There is enough for everyone.

It is done.

And so, it is.

Beginning with a deep inhale and exhale, take your time and slowly begin to bring energy

and vitality into your body through movement.

Begin by moving your toes slightly.

Continue with other small movements in your feet and your legs.

Do what feels most comfortable for your body.

Allow your small movements to grow into larger movements.

Slowly open your eyes when you feel ready.

Once you feel fully energized and revitalized, take as much time to enjoy the feeling of

the prosperity that is on its way

to you.

For more infomation >> How Much Money Do You Want? Ask & Receive | Guided Meditation - Duration: 32:25.

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How Much Does It REALLY Cost to Be on 'The Bachelor'? 3 Former Contestants Tell All - Duration: 15:57.

How Much Does It REALLY Cost to Be on 'The Bachelor'? 3 Former Contestants Tell All

If you want to find love on national TV, it'll require more than a winning personality and an arsenal of soundbite-ready quips.

You're going to need a wardrobe of glittery evening gowns that make you stand out enough to catch your suitor's eye.

Plus a few tubes of waterproof mascara, in case things don't go your way.

Then add false eyelashes, high heels, self-tanner, casual wear for day dates — and that's just to start.

With a new season of The Bachelorette kicking off Monday, America is in for another two months of watching unusually good-looking young adults battle for roses (and true love!) in exotic locations.

But even though the franchise may be blissfully removed from reality, there's very real money involved.

The internet is already buzzing about the $6,000 gown Bachelorette star Becca Kufrin is wearing in advertisements for the upcoming episodes.

The contestants aren't so lucky.

They have to cover their own costs, according to Amy Kaufman's new book Bachelor Nation: Inside the World of America's Favorite Guilty Pleasure, and it's not cheap.

Participants receive vague instructions, are told to prepare for a variety of climates and must pack as many as 14 formal looks.

So just how much does it cost to get your chance at happily ever after? Here's what we found out.

'How Am I Going to Pack All of This Into Two Bags?'

The Bachelor started in 2002 with a simple concept: 25 women would compete for one man over six weeks in the hopes of landing a marriage proposal.

The contestants all live together, taking day trips for various dates, and the star whittles the group down every week.

The Bachelorette works the same, but with the genders flipped.

For both shows, there are two instant challenges that come with getting ready for your appearance.

You don't know how long you'll be there, and you don't know where you'll end up.

That sense of uncertainty affected how Becca Tilley prepared for her appearances in 2015 and 2016 (yes, she was cast in back-to-back seasons).

She tells MONEY her naiveté saved her wallet because she didn't do much shopping before filming.

She simply borrowed a few outfits from friends, picked up some dresses from Forever 21 and headed to the house.

"I kept thinking, 'What if I spend all this money and get sent home the first night?" Tilley says, referring to the way contestants get eliminated over time. "So I just winged it.

When I got there, some of the girls were talking about how much they spent on clothes [and] I was like, 'HAVE I MADE A HUGE MISTAKE HERE?".

For her second season, Tilley says she spent about $500.

It wasn't any easier, though, to select outfits without knowing the destinations.

Bachelor shows are famous for staging lavish dates in foreign locations; over Tilley's two seasons, contestants went from California to Iowa to Bali, Mexico and the Bahamas.

"They send a packing list, but it's basically 'clothes for warm weather, clothes for cold weather, athletic clothes, dressy clothes, swimwear, cocktail dresses," says the lifestyle blogger and host of podcast Scrubbing in with Becca Tilley.

"I remember looking at it, thinking, 'How am I going to pack all of this into two bags?".

Tilley did the Bachelor on the cheap, but not everyone does.

Spending sometimes even becomes a point of contention: In 2016, contestants were recorded gossiping about Olivia Caridi, who they claimed said "she spent, like, $40,000 on clothes." Caridi later had to address the rumor on her website's frequently asked questions page.

"I don't have $40,000 to spend on clothing," she clarified. "I am a journalist who is just starting a career, and my checking account reflects that.".

Budget for Eyelashes

Bachelor women have it harder than Bachelorette men when it comes to getting ready.

There are statistics to back that up: E! News reported last year that female contestants spent four times more than their male counterparts to get in shape for their debuts on the show.

Marikh Mathias has anecdotal evidence to support that theory.

When she found out she'd been selected for the most recent season of The Bachelor, she ran into quite a few expenses that men probably didn't.

"I spent like $70 on eyelashes," she says. "I just bought a bunch because I was like, I don't want to run out and not be able to get them.".

Mathias says she was cast closer to the beginning of shooting than a lot of the other women, so she didn't have much time to get ready.

She stocked up on makeup like concealer and eyebrow product and got her hair cut and colored.

To keep costs down, she says she tried to mix inexpensive dresses with high-end ones, shopping at Nordstrom, ASOS and PrettyLittleThing.

Total, she spent about $3,500 — a sum she says she's fine with in retrospect.

"I really wanted to have a distinct style on the show.

I wanted people to be like, 'Oh, this is what we're used to seeing her in," she says.

"That's one of the most fun parts — what other time do you have to wear a gown once a week?".

That's another factor contestants have to consider: They're not there to only find love, but also to set themselves up for social media sponsorships and future casting opportunities.

Jillian Harris, who competed on The Bachelor in 2009 and ended up being The Bachelorette right afterward, said she remortgaged her house and ended up spending "something like $8,000 on clothing" when she went on the first show.

The contestants did get goodie bags, but she said the contents weren't useful.

"The girls do have to bring all of their own clothing and of course, they want to be wearing the best clothes EVER to be seen on TV in," Harris wrote on her blog.

Meanwhile, the guys probably "don't even notice a difference," she added.

It's Different in Paradise

For the past few years, ABC has also produced a spinoff called Bachelor in Paradise, which is essentially an on-the-beach free-for-all for past competitors.

Paradise participants are paid for their appearances, with Bachelor blogger Reality Steve reporting that some people made up to $15,000 in the show's first season.

Taylor Nolan, who competed on The Bachelor in 2017 before joining the Bachelor in Paradise cast last summer, tells MONEY the latter was easier to justify financially.

Fresh out of graduate school and in student loan debt, she'd spent between $1,000 and $2,000 on clothes and makeup for The Bachelor only to get sent home in week five.

But Paradise was a pleasant surprise. As Nolan knew she was beach-bound, packing was much easier.

She filled her suitcase with sundresses, sandals and bathing suits, many of them from inexpensive brands like PacSun and Amazon.

"Before going to Paradise, I definitely was wishing I hadn't got as much stuff as I had, because you don't get paid," she adds.

"After Paradise, I definitely felt more like there was a balance of how much I put in versus how much I was getting out — not only with my relationship, that was a positive experience, but also being able to make money.".

Nolan points out that not everyone is so lucky.

Employers are less than thrilled when people who just took leave for The Bachelor or The Bachelorette ask for time off to go to Paradise.

She says those who do manage to hold down a job sometimes have trouble juggling their various obligations, because "the experience of the show is all-consuming.".

For more infomation >> How Much Does It REALLY Cost to Be on 'The Bachelor'? 3 Former Contestants Tell All - Duration: 15:57.

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INTEREST RATES HAVE RISEN HOW MUCH?! - Duration: 2:16.

For more infomation >> INTEREST RATES HAVE RISEN HOW MUCH?! - Duration: 2:16.

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Breaking News - Daniel Ricciardo dominated Monaco... but how much longer for Red Bull? - Duration: 8:31.

The 2018 Monaco Grand Prix was hardly a classic, far from it - it was slammed as 'boring' by veteran drivers Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso

With the race low on exciting overtaking or high-octane competitiveness, they may have had a point

However, one man who will remember the race forever is Daniel Ricciardo. The Australian, well-liked by all in F1 for his huge smile, affable personality and impressive talent, won his maiden victory in Monte Carlo after a weekend which showcased his driving skill in a number of ways

Ricciardo recorded the fastest times in every practice session on Thursday and Saturday, and in qualifying became the first ever racer to lap the circuit in under 71 seconds

With pole secured - more important in Monaco than any other GP, given how tough it is to overtake - and clearly in the fastest car, it should have been a 78-lap procession for the Aussie

While he did win, however, things were not quite that simple. For 50 laps he had to hold off Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in a car which had suffered a drastic loss of engine power

He lost the MGU-K, the engine system which recovers energy from the rear axle and redeploys it

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner afterwards said it cost Ricciardo 25 per cent of his engine power, 12 miles per hour, or about 225bhp

Essentially, Ricciardo won despite the equivalent of a VW Golf falling out the back of his car

He was driving without his top two gears, in echoes of Michael Schumacher coming second in 1994 despite his Bennetton being stuck in fifth gear

Now, this comes with the caveat that this won would not have been possible on any other circuit in the F1 calendar

On no other track is it so tricky to overtake. On no other track do drivers go up to five seconds a lap slower than they are capable in order to conserve their tyres on a one-stop strategy

However, given Ricciardo was three seconds a lap ahead of Vettel before his power trouble, and then had to deal with a four-time world champion up his jacksie for the rest of the race, it took a huge amount of talent to hold onto the lead - not to mention psychological power

As Horner said on the team radio: 'Unbelievable. You have done an amazing job today

That is right up there with what Schumacher did in 1994 and this is payback for 2016

' Ricciardo has had nightmares in the principality before. In the 2016 edition alluded to above, he was pole-sitter, however a bungled pit-stop saw him fall to second behind Hamilton

A lesser racer might have felt a sense of deja-vu as his engine lost power, and allowed themselves to be swallowed up by the chasing pack

But Ricciardo is not such a racer - he is a champion in terms of talent, if not silverware

There is the rub. For all Ricciardo celebrated by drinking champagne from his Red Bull-branded shoe and dived into the team's rooftop pool, there remains every chance this will be his last Monaco GP with this outfit

His contract expires in the winter, and talk of a move to Mercedes or Ferrari - who look the most capable teams of delivering Ricciardo a first driver's championship - will not go away

Of course, Ricciardo can still win the title this season - after Monaco he is just 38 points off leader Hamilton with 15 races to go - but it feels like he is a definite dark horse, the outsider to Vettel and the Brit

Even if Ricciardo does win the crown, there is no guarantee he stays at Red Bull, where he has raced since 2014

Ferrari are set to have a free seat when Kimi Raikkonen hangs up his helmet. Valtteri Bottas' deal at Mercedes ends after 2018 and a renewal is very much in the balance

Ricciardo is 28. He knows this may be his final chance of a big, potentially career defining move

For all the big toothed grins, he is as ruthless as any F1 driver, as sharp-eyed when it comes to spotting an opportunity

Speaking to Sportsmail on Thursday, ex-Red Bull driver Mark Webber warned his fellow Aussie that Red Bull is a 'world class operation' and he may find the grass is not always greener should he leave

'If Daniel gets opportunities to go elsewhere with a faster car on more circuits around the world, he is going to do that

That won't be easy though, because he's in a sensational team,' he said. 'If they stay together they have to get him in a winning position, consistently challenging for victories which is a while off yet because of the engine situation

But it's certainly manageable.' Webber's words have echoes of a football fan in denial that their star player is about to be snapped up by a richer, more successful rival

He was speaking about engine trouble before Sunday, and Ricciardo having to win at Monaco in fourth gear

Ricciardo is a winner, as he proved in Monte Carlo, and capable of doing so in almost any F1 car

Which colour he drives in for 2019 is a question of which we eagerly await the answer