IMAGINATION
Casting Bread Upon Water
Engage in an intense imaginal act with profound passion and love for the desired outcome. The key is to reach a feeling of relief, signifying that the act is…
Step by step
- Clearly define your desire.
- Engage in an intense imaginal act, visualizing or feeling the fulfillment of your desire.
- Infuse the act with passion, being consumed by the desire and on fire with love for its possession.
- Continue until you reach a profound feeling of relief, indicating the act is complete.
- Once relief is felt, cease repeating the act, trusting that it has been 'cast upon the water' and will manifest.
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The Game Of Life
Engage in an intense imaginal act with profound passion and love for the desired outcome. The key is to reach a feeling of relief, signifying that the act is complete and impregnated. Once this feeling of relief is achieved, the act should not be repeated, as it has been 'cast upon the water' and will inevitably return.
You must cast your bread upon the waters with passion! You must be consumed with the desire and literally on fire with love for its possession, for an intense imaginal act will always draw unto itself its own affinity. ... After you have assembled your mental state and allowed it to occur within you, you do not have to repeat the act. You cast your bread upon the water the moment you felt relief. ... If you find it necessary to recreate the act every day, you are not casting your bread upon the water. You may imagine over and over again, but you are only going to impregnate once; and if you reach the point of relief, your bread has been cast upon the water to return, perhaps in the matter of an hour.
This technique likens the creative process to conception, where a single, intense, and emotionally charged imaginal act, culminating in relief, is sufficient to set the manifestation into motion. Repetition after relief indicates a lack of faith in the initial act.