IMAGINATION
Decreeing in Consciousness
To decree effectively, one must become conscious of being the desired state, rather than using verbal affirmations. The decree is an inner conviction, a…
Step by step
- Identify the desired state.
- Become conscious of being that desired state.
- Maintain this inner conviction, knowing that this internal 'decree' will manifest.
- Identify what you desire to be or possess.
- Shift your consciousness to the state of already being or possessing it.
- Maintain this consciousness without effort or verbal commands.
- Observe the automatic expression of this state in your world.
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At Your Command
To decree effectively, one must become conscious of being the desired state, rather than using verbal affirmations. The decree is an inner conviction, a state of being, which then manifests.
Can man decree a thing and have it come to pass? Most decidedly he can! Man has always decreed that which has appeared in his world and is today decreeing that which is appearing in his world and shall continue to do so as long as man is conscious of being man. Not one thing has ever appeared in man’s world but what man decreed that it should. This you may deny, but try as you will you cannot disprove it, for this decreeing is based upon a changeless principle. You do not command things to appear by your words or loud affirmations. Such vain repetition is more often than not confirmation of the opposite. Decreeing is ever done in consciousness. That is; every man is conscious of being that which he has decreed himself to be. The dumb man without using words is conscious of being dumb. Therefore he is decreeing himself to be dumb.
True decreeing is an internal act of identifying with the desired reality in consciousness, which is the changeless principle of creation.
Your Faith Is Your Fortune
To decree a thing and have it come to pass, one must become conscious of being or possessing that thing. This is done without effort or words, as one's state of consciousness automatically expresses itself.
Man can decree a thing and it will come to pass. Man has always decreed that which has appeared in his world. He is today decreeing that which is appearing in his world and he shall continue to do so as long as man is conscious of being man. Nothing has ever appeared in man's world but what man decreed that it should. This you may deny; but try as you will you cannot disprove it for this decreeing is based upon a changeless principle. Man does not command things to appear by his words which are, more often than not, a confession of his doubts and fears. Decreeing is ever done in consciousness, Every man automatically expresses that which he is conscious of being. Without effort or the use of words, at every moment of time, man is commanding himself to be and to possess that which he is conscious of being and possessing.
The act of decreeing is an internal state of consciousness, not an external verbal command. It is the changeless principle by which man's world is formed.