MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE

Assuming the State of the Wish Fulfilled

To manifest a desire, mentally assume the state of already having or being what you desire. View the world from this assumption, as if it were already true,…

Step by step

  1. Identify a specific desire (e.g., a physical journey, wealth, security).
  2. In your imagination, make a 'psychological motion' to assume you are already in possession of that desire or state.
  3. View the world *from* this assumption, experiencing it as if it were already true.
  4. Dare to maintain this assumption, even if reason and senses contradict it.
  5. Persist in this imaginal act, knowing it will build a 'bridge of incidents' to compel its physical manifestation.

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Grace Vs Law

To manifest a desire, mentally assume the state of already having or being what you desire. View the world from this assumption, as if it were already true, rather than merely thinking about the desired state. This imaginal act, when persisted in, will create a 'bridge of incidents' in the physical world that compels its fulfillment.

I can stand here physically, and be in any part of this world mentally by assuming that I am there, then, viewing the world from that assumption rather than thinking of that state. Standing here, if I desire to be elsewhere, though at the moment my reason tells me I can’t afford it, my senses tell me I haven’t the time - you are committed, you will be here next Friday, you couldn’t get there and be back so here you are stuck. Well, I know from my own experience that if I dared to do it, though everything in this world would tie me here, there will be a reshuffling of the events of life and compel the journey on my part, and it worked. That assumption of mine would build a bridge of incidents across which I would move to the fulfillment of that state. No power in the world could stop it. I will walk across a series of events from the moment that I do it. Things would happen to compel me to go, and I, physically - the man - could not resist it. That would compel the journey. Now the same thing is true not only of a physical journey but a journey into other states, like wealth, faith, like anything in this world. Suppose at this moment I desired certain security that I do not now enjoy - I hunger for it. What would it now be like if I were in possession of security? Let me now make the same psychological motion - all in my imagination - and then view the world from that assumption, just as though it were true. If I dare to assume that it is so - I can acquaint you with this law and then leave you to your choice and its consequences.

This technique is based on the law of mental causation, where imagination creates reality. By faithfully maintaining the assumption of the wish fulfilled, one sets in motion a series of events that lead to its physical manifestation, regardless of current physical limitations.

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