PRAYER
Hearing the Wish Fulfilled for Others
To manifest a desire for another person, mentally 'hear' them tell you that they have already achieved their desire. This involves entering a state where the…
Step by step
- Identify what another person desires.
- Mentally construct a scene where that person is telling you they have received their desire.
- Engage your senses, particularly hearing, to make this mental conversation vivid and real.
- Persist in 'hearing' this good news until it feels natural and true.
- Maintain the assumption that the desire for them is fulfilled, knowing the world will conform.
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You Dare To Assume
To manifest a desire for another person, mentally 'hear' them tell you that they have already achieved their desire. This involves entering a state where the desired outcome for them is perceived as an accomplished fact, and maintaining that assumption.
So some one wants this, that or the other? As I said to my friend – he cried on the phone. I said, “I am speaking of a principle. I will ‘hear’ you tell me that you have your whatever acreage you want to plant your avocado pears, if you want to do that for a living, for they grow without effort on your part.” ... Even though he doesn’t want to work, I will still “hear” that he has it, and assume that he has it;’ and may I tell you? He will have it. For the world will wait on him and the world will see that he has it; and he will never know, as told us in the very first chapter and the second chapter of Isaiah, that it was I who pray for him, because he cried and hungup, he could not wait. But I did not. When he hung up crying, I did not until I had “heard” that he has what he wants.
This technique leverages the principle of 'yourself pushed out' and the creative power of imagination. By 'hearing' the good news for another, one is using their own imagination (God) to create that reality for the other, who is ultimately a part of oneself. The world then conspires to bring it to pass, often without the other person's conscious awareness of the 'prayer.'