MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE

Conscious Selection / Being Specific

Be consciously aware and selective in your imaginal acts, just as you would be when choosing an item in a store. Be as specific and detailed as possible…

Step by step

  1. Cultivate constant awareness of your inner thoughts and imaginal activity.
  2. Be selective about what you allow yourself to imagine and dwell upon, choosing only what you desire.
  3. When desiring something, define it with as much detail and specificity as possible, as if ordering a custom item.
  4. Imagine the specific details of the fulfilled desire, knowing that God (Imagination) is very definite.

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Power

Be consciously aware and selective in your imaginal acts, just as you would be when choosing an item in a store. Be as specific and detailed as possible about your desires, outlining them perfectly in your imagination.

Therefore, become aware of what you are doing. Or I can say to everyone, become more and more aware, so that at all times you are selective. You and I would not go into a store and say, “Give me a tie.” We select it. I say, “Don’t just bring me three ties. Let me see some ties” – fifty ties, a hundred ties, and I pick out one. I may pick out two. I don’t go in and say, “Give me a suit.” “Let me see some suit lengths.” And from maybe a dozen or more, I select one – texture, color, what I think I need in my wardrobe to augment the wardrobe. So, I pick it out and he makes it for me. I don’t let him tell me what I should want." ... "My dear, I believe in being as specific as one can be. I just knew what I wanted so often on certain things, and wanted it in detail, and got it. If man cannot be that specific, all well and good. Take an end, an over-all end. But if you really are specific, God is very definite.

Unconscious or vague creation leads to unwanted or imprecise results. Conscious, specific imagining aligns with God's definite and unique nature, ensuring the manifestation of precise and desired outcomes.

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