Reality TV sensation Vicky Pattison has pulled back the curtain on the powerful spiritual practice she credits for transforming her life, culminating in the arrival of her newborn daughter.
The I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! winner, 36, revealed in an intimate interview that she diligently used a technique known as 'manifesting' to attract her deepest desires into reality. This wasn't about mere wishful thinking, but a dedicated daily ritual of focusing her intentions.
'I would religiously write down exactly what I wanted,' Vicky confessed, detailing her method. 'I'd describe my perfect partner, the qualities I dreamed of, the life I wanted to build, and even the feeling of becoming a mother.'
This profound practice, she believes, directly paved the way for her fairytale romance with now-husband Ercan Ramadan. The couple's love story blossomed into a beautiful wedding and, most recently, the birth of their first child together.
More Than Luck: A Proactive Path to Positivity
For Pattison, manifestation is far from a passive act. She describes it as an active process of cultivating a positive mindset and becoming a 'vibrational match' for the things she wished to attract.
'It sounds mad to some people,' she admitted, 'but it’s about putting that positive energy out into the universe. It’s about visualising your goals so clearly that you start to believe they are already on their way.'
Her journey hasn't been without its challenges, making her success story all the more powerful. She now hopes to inspire her legion of fans by showing that with focus, self-belief, and a little bit of cosmic ordering, incredible change is possible.
A New Chapter of Joy
Now, basking in the joy of motherhood, Vicky's life looks exactly like the pages she once filled in her notebook. Her story is a testament to setting intentions and the power of a positive mental attitude.
The star's candid revelation is set to spark a new wave of interest in the art of manifestation, proving that sometimes, you really can write your own destiny.
