MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
Ascending the Cloud (Drowsy State Assumption)
This technique involves entering a drowsy, meditative state bordering on sleep, where the 'cloud' (consciousness) ascends. In this state, one assumes the…
Step by step
- Enter a meditative mood bordering on sleep, a drowsy state.
- Observe or feel the 'cloud' (consciousness) ascending, which may appear as pulsating golden rings.
- In this state, assume the feeling of being what you desire to be or having what you seek.
- This can be done by vividly experiencing in imagination what you would experience in reality if your wish were fulfilled.
- Alternatively, repeat a short phrase that implies fulfillment, such as 'Isn't it wonderful?' or 'Thank you,' over and over like a lullaby, until the feeling of reality dominates.
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Drowsy stateAssumptionImaginationInner speechConsciousnessFourth-dimensional focus
How To Manifest Your Desires
This technique involves entering a drowsy, meditative state bordering on sleep, where the 'cloud' (consciousness) ascends. In this state, one assumes the feeling of the wish fulfilled, either by experiencing it in imagination as if it were real or by repeating a short phrase that implies fulfillment, like a lullaby. This assumption, made in the ascending consciousness, will then fashion the external world.
In a meditative mood bordering on sleep the cloud ascends. It is in this drowsy state that you should assume that you are that which you desire to be, and that you have that which you seek, for the cloud will assume the form of your assumption and fashion a world in harmony with itself. The cloud is simply the garment of your consciousness, and where your consciousness is placed, there you will be in the flesh also. This golden cloud comes in meditation. There is a certain point when you are approaching sleep that it is very, very thick, very liquid, and very much alive and pulsing. It begins to ascend as you reach the drowsy, meditative state, bordering on sleep. You do not strike the tabernacle; neither do you move it until the cloud begins to ascend. The cloud always ascends when man approaches the drowsiness of sleep. For when a man goes to sleep, whether he knows it or not, he slips from a threedimensional world into a fourthdimensional world and that which is ascending is the consciousness of that man in a greater focus; it is a fourthdimensional focus. What you now see ascending is your greater self. When that begins to ascend you enter into the actual state of feeling you are what you want to be. That is the time you lull yourself into the mood of being what you want to be, by either experiencing in imagination what you would experience in reality were you already that which you want to be, or by repeating over and over again the phrase that implies you have already done what you want to do. A phrase such as, "Isn't it wonderful, isn't it wonderful," as though some wonderful thing had happened to you.