MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE

Assumption of the Wish Fulfilled

To manifest a desire, first clearly define what you want. Then, construct a vivid imaginal scene that implies the fulfillment of this desire. Enter this…

Step by step

  1. Clearly define your desire.
  2. Construct an imaginal scene that implies the fulfillment of this desire.
  3. Enter the scene in your imagination.
  4. Remain in the scene, feeling the reality of the wish fulfilled.
  5. If the feeling of fulfillment is strong, the fantasy will become fact. If not, revise the scene and repeat.
  6. Identify your wish.
  7. Assume the feeling of that wish already being fulfilled.
  8. Persist in this assumption, regardless of what reason or senses deny.
  9. Recognize that this invisible assumed state is the true reality that will externalize itself.
  10. Identify your desire.
  11. Believe that you have already received it.
  12. Persuade yourself to the point of actually moving into the feeling that it is true.
  13. Feel the certainty that the thought is true, as this certainty will lead to action (even if only imaginative action).
  14. Identify the current undesirable state and consciously choose to ignore it.
  15. Go within and assume the feeling and reality of the desired state, as if it is already true.
  16. Maintain faithfulness to this assumed state, living from it mentally and emotionally.
  17. Allow time to unfold the physical manifestation of this inner assumption.

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Brazen Impudence

To manifest a desire, first clearly define what you want. Then, construct a vivid imaginal scene that implies the fulfillment of this desire. Enter this scene in your imagination and remain there, feeling the reality of the fulfilled wish. If the feeling of fulfillment resonates with the scene, it will externalize. If not, revise the scene until it feels real. This can be done for oneself or for others.

All you need do is know what you want. Construct a scene which would imply the fulfillment of your desire. Enter the scene and remain there. If your imaginal counselor (your feeling of fulfillment) agrees with that which is used to illustrate your fulfilled desire, your fantasy will become a fact. If it does not, start all over again by creating a new scene and enter it. It costs you nothing to imagine consciously! ... Right now imagine something lovely for another. ... Decide exactly what you want and assume you have it. If your world would change, determine what it would look like; then construct a scene which would imply you are there. If your mental construction comes close to your fulfilled desire, your little day dream will become a fact!

The act of prayer is not begging, but the conscious assumption of the desired state as already accomplished, using imagination to create a feeling of fulfillment that then externalizes.

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His To Give Yours To Receive

The core technique for manifestation is to mentally and emotionally adopt the state of having already achieved your desire, feeling its fulfillment as if it were present reality. This is effective because the divine power (God) within you, though seemingly dormant, operates by this law.

All you need is to assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled. That’s all that you need to do, because He is within you. Though asleep, He still grants the wish, for that is His Law. Assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled. Though reason denies it, though your senses deny it, don’t waiver in that assumption. You assume it. Persist in the assumption, and that assumption will harden into reality, if you call reality these concrete things in the world. But really, these are the shadows. The reality was the invisible state that projected itself into what we can the “reality”; but the real Reality was invisible. Have faith. Have confidence in that invisible state. Assume it, “wear” it; it will externalize itself.

The "feeling of the wish fulfilled" is the key to manifestation because God, the creative power, is within and operates by the law of assumption. The invisible assumed state is the true reality that projects itself into the visible world, which is merely a shadow. Persistence in this assumption, despite sensory evidence, leads to its externalization.

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Infinite States

To change one's current state or manifest a desire, one must believe they have already received it. This involves persuading oneself to the point of actually moving into the feeling that the desired outcome is already true, knowing that the truth of any concept is known by the feeling of certainty.

How do you get out of a state? Through belief! You must believe in the doctrine. You are told: “Whatsoever you desire, believe you have received it and you will.” The precepts of Christ must be accepted literally, for they will be fulfilled literally. Can you believe the precept that believing you have already received your desire will bring it forth in your world? If so, then tonight you can change the things that are happening in your world.

This technique is a literal application of Christ's precepts, emphasizing that the feeling of certainty that a desire is already realized is the key to its manifestation. God, as one's imagination, is always acting on these certainties.

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The Law

To manifest, one must internally "rise" above their current undesirable state, consciously ignoring it. Then, within themselves, they must assume and feel the reality of their desired state, remaining faithful to this assumption until it unfolds in the physical world through the passage of time.

I will rise within myself and ignore the former state, and within myself I will assume that things are as I want them to be. If I remain faithful, the passage of Time will unfold it.

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