MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
General Manifesting Formula (Desire, Event, Immobilize, Feel)
This is a four-step formula for changing the future: 1) Define your desire. 2) Construct a brief, self-predominant event that implies the fulfillment of your…
Step by step
- Define your objective/desire clearly.
- Construct a brief, self-predominant event that implies the fulfillment of your desire (e.g., being congratulated).
- Immobilize your physical body and induce a state akin to sleep (drowsy, attentive without effort).
- Mentally feel yourself into the proposed action, imagining you are performing it HERE AND NOW, making the imaginary sensation real.
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DesireImaginal ActState Akin to SleepFeelingHere and NowImplied Fulfillment
How To Manifest Your Desires
This is a four-step formula for changing the future: 1) Define your desire. 2) Construct a brief, self-predominant event that implies the fulfillment of your desire. 3) Immobilize your physical body and enter a state akin to sleep. 4) Mentally immerse yourself in the chosen action, feeling it as if you are actually performing it HERE AND NOW, making the imaginary sensation real.
The first step in changing the future is Desire, that is, define your objective -- know definitely what you want. Second: construct an event which you believe you would encounter FOLLOWING the fulfillment of your desire -- an event which implies fulfillment of your desire -- something which will have the action of Self predominant. The third step is to immobilize the physical body and induce a state akin to sleep. Then mentally feel yourself right into the proposed action, imagine all the while that you are actually performing the action HERE AND NOW. You must participate in the imaginary action, not merely stand back and look on, but FEEL that you are actually performing the action, so that the imaginary sensation is real to you. It is important always to remember that the proposed action must be one which FOLLOWS the fulfillment of your desire, one which implies fulfillment.
The technique emphasizes the importance of a clear desire, a specific implied action, a relaxed state, and active, sensory participation in the imaginary scene to make it real.