MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
Feeling into the Desired State (Isaac's Blessing)
To manifest, one must enter the desired state of consciousness by feeling as if the desire is already fulfilled. Using the story of Isaac, Jacob represents…
Step by step
- Identify your desired state of consciousness.
- Ask: 'What would I be conscious of feeling if this desire were real now?'
- Use your inner senses, especially touch and smell, to make the desired state feel objectively real.
- Imagine touching and smelling elements of your fulfilled desire, giving it external qualities.
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The Ultimate Sense
To manifest, one must enter the desired state of consciousness by feeling as if the desire is already fulfilled. Using the story of Isaac, Jacob represents the unseen desire, and Esau the objective world. The technique involves 'clothing' the unseen desire (Jacob) with sensory reality (touch, smell) to make it feel objectively real, just as Isaac used touch and smell to bless Jacob.
Start tonight. Feel yourself into your desired state of consciousness. What would you be conscious of feeling if the world reflected your desire right now? I encourage you to use feeling, just as Isaac did in his story. As Isaac, you cannot see your desire as objective to yourself. It is Jacob, smooth-skinned and with no external reality while this objective world is Esau. You must clothe Jacob with such external qualities that he will feel objectively real to you. Touch has a fantastic sense of reality, so through the sense of touch and smell Isaac gave Jacob the right to be born.
The story of Isaac, Jacob, and Esau is an allegory for the manifesting process. Isaac represents the subjective consciousness, Jacob the unmanifested desire, and Esau the objective reality. By applying sensory feeling (touch, smell) to the unmanifested desire, one gives it 'birth' into reality.