MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
Constructing a Scene of Scripture Fulfillment
To experience spiritual fulfillment, construct an imaginal scene that implies a biblical event, such as being 'born from above' and holding the infant…
Step by step
- Choose a scriptural event implying spiritual fulfillment (e.g., holding the infant in swaddling clothes).
- Construct a vivid imaginal scene of this event happening to you.
- Include witnesses (e.g., friends) in the scene.
- Feel the reality and truth of the scene as if it has already occurred.
- Ensure someone lifts the child and places it in your arms within the scene.
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Related ideas
Scripture fulfillmentImaginal sceneBorn from aboveInfant in swaddling clothesWitnessesImplication
Creation Faith
To experience spiritual fulfillment, construct an imaginal scene that implies a biblical event, such as being 'born from above' and holding the infant wrapped in swaddling clothes. Envision witnesses (friends) to this event, and feel the reality of it, knowing that scripture already exists as a blueprint.
Even if you haven't had the experiences, you can construct a scene that would imply scripture has been fulfilled in you. Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could say to your closest friend, or most bitter opponent, "There is no doubt in my mind that I have been born from above, for I have held that infant wrapped in swaddling clothes in my hands." How would you feel if that were true? What scene would you construct? Remember, all things exist. Scripture exists, so use it to construct your scene. It is said that three men were present at the birth. Church tradition claims the three kings were brothers; but friends may be used as witnesses, as the scene you are creating is for the purpose of implication, for therein contains the power. But one must lift the child and place him in your arms.
This technique emphasizes that scripture is a blueprint for personal mystical experience. By imaginatively fulfilling a scriptural scene, one activates the power of implication, bringing about the actual spiritual experience and confirming the truth of the Promise.