MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
Changing the Feeling of 'I' (Be-attitude)
To change your life, shift your internal 'feeling of I' from your current undesirable state to the desired state. This involves thinking from the perspective…
Step by step
- Identify what you want.
- Change your 'feeling of I' to align with the desired state.
- Think from the point of view that the problem is solved or the desire is fulfilled.
- Extract your 'I' from the evidence of the senses.
- Place your 'I' in the desired state, assuming you already are it (Be-attitude).
- Abide in this new state until it is established in your world.
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The Creative Use Of Imagination
To change your life, shift your internal 'feeling of I' from your current undesirable state to the desired state. This involves thinking from the perspective that your problem is already solved, or that you are already the person you wish to be. Consciously withdraw your attention from sensory evidence of your current reality and place your 'I' (consciousness) into the desired future state, assuming it as present fact.
By changing the feeling of “I,” you can direct your life internally and escape the prison of your present state regardless of what it may be. By thinking from the point of view that the problem is solved, you move from the problem to its solution. This change of attitude is called the Be-attitudes. In other words, you are “being” what you want to be by assuming that you already are it. When you know what you want, consciously clothe yourself in a new concept of self by extracting your “I” from the evidence of the senses and placing it in the place you want to be. By this assumption (or be-attitude), you have journeyed from one state to another. “And I, if I be lifted up, I draw all men to me.”
This technique, called 'Be-attitudes,' is about assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled. By 'lifting yourself up' into the new concept of self, you internally journey to the desired state, and this internal shift automatically draws external circumstances to match it.
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