MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
Imitating God by Imaginal Listening and Seeing
To imitate God, imagine a desired conversation or scene. Listen inwardly as though you are hearing what you want to hear, and look inwardly as though you are…
Step by step
- Choose a specific desire or outcome.
- Imagine a scene or conversation that implies the fulfillment of this desire.
- Listen inwardly as though you are hearing the desired words or sounds.
- Look inwardly as though you are seeing the desired scene or outcome.
- Persist in this imaginal listening and looking, making it as vivid and real as possible.
- Trust that this persistent imaginative act will call your desire into objective reality.
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The Power Of Awareness
To imitate God, imagine a desired conversation or scene. Listen inwardly as though you are hearing what you want to hear, and look inwardly as though you are seeing what you want to see. Persist in these imaginal acts until they feel real, and they will manifest in objective reality.
Simply imagine that they are talking to you, and they are telling you what they wish they could tell you, and you listen as though you heard, and then you will put into practice that first verse of the fifth chapter of the Book of Ephesians: "Be ye imitators of God as dear children" - for how would I imitate my Father? "He calls things that are not now seen as though they were, and the unseen becomes seen". That is the way my Father called things into being, and I am called upon to be an imitator of my Father as a dear child. For now I will call the imaginary voice. I will listen as though I heard what I want to hear. I will look as though I am seeing what I want to see, and if I persist in my listening and my looking, I will then be imitating my Father as a dear child, and he will not fool me. He will call into flesh, into objective reality, that which I have assumed that I have heard and I have seen.
This technique is a direct application of God's creative method: 'calling things that are not now seen as though they were.' By engaging the senses of hearing and sight in imagination, one creates an inner reality that, through persistence, will be called into physical manifestation.