MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
Condensing Desire into a Single Sensation/Phrase
This technique involves reducing a complex desire into a single, simple sensation, action, or phrase that unequivocally implies its fulfillment. This…
Step by step
- Identify your desire.
- Condense the desire into a single sensation, a simple act, or a short phrase that implies its fulfillment (e.g., feeling a wedding ring, saying 'Isn't it wonderful!').
- Induce a state akin to sleep (SATS).
- Experience the condensed sensation, act, or repeat the phrase in your imagination, focusing on the feeling of reality.
- Continue until the feeling of fulfillment is dominant and real, then either awaken or fall asleep in that state.
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How To Manifest Your Desires
This technique involves reducing a complex desire into a single, simple sensation, action, or phrase that unequivocally implies its fulfillment. This condensed feeling or phrase is then experienced repeatedly in a relaxed, sleepy state until it feels real.
Then condense your desire into a single sensation, or act which implies its fulfillment. In this western world a woman wears a wedding ring on the third finger of her left hand. Motherhood need not imply marriage; intimacy need not imply marriage, but a wedding ring does. Relax in a comfortable arm chair, or lie flat on your back and induce a state akin to sleep. Then assume the feeling of being married. Imagine a wedding band on your finger. Touch it. Turn it around the finger. Pull it off over the knuckle. Keep the action going until the ring has the distinctness and feeling of reality. Become so lost in feeling the ring on your finger that when you open your eyes, you will be surprised that it is not there. Or, condense your desire into a single phrase that implies fulfillment such as, "Thank you Father," "Isn't it wonderful," or "It is finished." Repeat that condensed phrase, or action in your imagination over and over again. Then either awaken from that state, or slip off into the deep. It does not matter, for the act is done when you completely accept it as being finished in that sleepy, drowsy state.
Condensing a desire helps to focus the mind and prevent distraction by details of the 'how.' By repeatedly feeling the single sensation of fulfillment, one impresses the subconscious with the reality of the desired state, leading to its manifestation. The feeling of reality is the key, not the specific words or actions.