Saint Cajetan figurine

My story: This is what led me to use a Saint Cajetan figurine next to my bed to change my life

I had to walk out of my high-paying job (President of a company); no notice; I just turned in my keys and out the door I went.  My physical health had deteriorated over the prior 16 years, and for those last two years my mental health was following the same path.  During that time, I also had open-heart surgery, and chronic abdominal and back pain.  The stress of dealing with a toxic work environment (created by the owner) had taken its toll on me.  The time had come to protect and take care of myself, so I started on that journey.

 A few days later—wondering what I was going to do next, and knowing I was never going to work for someone else again—I remembered I had a Saint Cajetan figurine in a box somewhere in my house.  I thought I could use all of the help I could get, so I went looking for and found the box.  I already knew the story—keep Saint Cajetan near my head; whether beside my bed or on my desk, and let him work his wonder on bringing me good fortune, but in a form that I wanted.  I was supposed to have Saint Cajetan face away from me if I wanted the idea to change my future to come from someone else on the planet, but have Saint Cajetan face towards me if I believed the answer was inside of my brain or heart, and I thought that the answer would come from me.

But, in what form?  I was unemployed with a few months of ‘survival’ money in my savings account.  So, should I have Saint Cajetan help me manifest a new job?  Well, not working for someone else.  A small business to buy?  Sure, that was the most appealing to me.  Some kind of income from consulting or coaching of others?  Yes, I liked that idea too.  I wanted my physical and mental health back as well.

So, I stood Saint Cajetan on the nightstand next to my bed.  Something felt right about turning him to face away from me; I thought there was an opportunity that someone else had for me, and that I had to draw that into my personal field of energy.  But here is a trick I used to amplify the effect.  I took a Post-It note and wrote a single sentence on it describing what I wanted from the universe.  I wrote about the small business I wanted to buy—not the type, just the general size in annual revenue, which was between $1 million and $2 million.  I then slid the Post-It under Saint Cajetan.  I thought, if he is going to help me, I might as well be as clear as I can about what I would like to manifest for me.

Fifteen months later I purchased a small business.  And, the extra Saint Cajetan twist:  Someone called me out-of-the-blue to give me the opportunity to buy their business.

My successful experience led me to create a Saint Cajetan figurine you can use to bring good fortune into your life.  You can buy the figurine below.

Helping you create your future,

Bruce

P.S. I now have two Post-It notes under my Saint Cajetan figurine beside my bed, and have turned him to face me this time.

Here are the steps to follow when your Saint Cajetan figurine arrives at your home.

Position Saint Cajetan near your head (within 10 feet) while you are sleeping, or while working at your desk.  Create a picture in your mind of what you want Saint Cajetan to help you manifest.  Turn Saint Cajetan to face you if you know the idea can come from you; face Saint Cajetan away from you to draw the opportunity from the universe to you.  (Hint:  Add the Post-it note underneath him if you want to clarify what you desire.)  Just like life, there are no guarantees, but I found out it was worth the try.

About Saint Cajetan—he was a real person in history

Saint Cajetan is the patron saint to provide good fortune to those of us who have faced hardships—if you have become unemployed and seeking a job, or want to find the house or car of your dreams, or need to replace a lost prized possession like a house or a car, or to bring back you physical or mental health, you can turn to Saint Cajetan to help you turn your life around to provide the future that you desire.

• Saint Cajetan was born October 6, 1480 in Vicenza, Italy. His birth name was Gaetano dei Conti de Thiene.
• He died August 7, 1547 in Naples, Italy.
• He is entombed (buried) within the church of Basilica di San Paolo Maggiore in Naples, Italy.
• He was Beatified in 1629 by Urban VIII.
• He was Canonized in 1671 by Clement X.