IMAGINATION
Imaginal Accounting
To manifest a specific financial sum, create a detailed, multi-sensory imaginal scene that implies the possession of that money. This can involve seeing bank…
Step by step
- Identify the specific financial sum desired.
- Create a detailed imaginal scene that implies having this money (e.g., seeing bank statements, counting cash).
- Engage multiple senses: see the numbers, hear sounds, feel the money.
- Mentally 'account' for the money, making the total sum tangible in imagination.
- Repeat this scene consistently until it feels real.
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The Law And The Promise
To manifest a specific financial sum, create a detailed, multi-sensory imaginal scene that implies the possession of that money. This can involve seeing bank balances, hearing greetings, and physically (in imagination) handling and counting the money, making the total sum feel real and present.
I wanted a sizeable bank account and this, to me, meant 'seeing' a large balance on my bank statements. Therefore, in my imagination I enacted a scene which took me into two banks. In each bank I would 'see' an appreciative smile meant for me from the bank manager as I walked into his establishment and I would 'hear' the teller's cordial greeting. I would ask to see my statement. In one bank I 'saw' a balance of $10,000.00. In the other bank I 'saw' a balance of $15,000.00. My imaginal scene did not end there. Immediately after seeing my bank balances I would turn my attention to my horse racing system which, through a progression of ten steps, would bring my winnings to $11,533.00 with a starting capital of $200.00. I would divide the winnings into twelve piles on my desk. Counting the money in my imaginary hands I would put $1,000.00 in each of eleven piles and the remaining five-hundred thirty-three dollars in the last pile. My 'imaginative accounting' would amount to $36,533.00 including my bank balances. I enacted this entire imaginative scene each morning, afternoon and night for less than one month...
This technique emphasizes the importance of sensory vividness and the feeling of possession in imagination to manifest specific financial desires. The 'accounting' makes the desired sum concrete and real to the imaginer.