Persistent Assumption (Widow/Friend at Midnight)

Step by step

1. Clearly define your desire.
2. Assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled, as if it were already true.
3. When doubts or denials arise from reason or senses, reaffirm your assumption with conviction.
4. Persist in this assumed state, repeatedly returning to the feeling of fulfillment, until it manifests in your reality.
5. Refuse to take 'no' for an answer from your inner self or external circumstances.

Related Bible passages

• Luke 18:1

Related ideas

Awake O Sleeper 2

Persistently assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled, refusing to accept 'no' from your inner being or external circumstances. Continuously 'bother' your imagination (God) with your assumed state until it manifests, demonstrating 'brazen impudence.'

Be as the widow of Scripture. And she came and came and came, and the judge finally vindicated her. He said, “I don’t like the woman. I don’t care about the case, but she’s bothering me, and because she bothers me, I will vindicate her.” Only to get rid of her. Well, then treat God in the same way. He’s the Big Judge – and bother Him. You keep on assuming, “You told me, Father, to ask for it. I’ve asked for it in the way You taught me to ask for it. Did you send a man called Neville? He tells me that you sent him. Or is he lying? He tells me that if I dare to assume that I am what at the moment reason denies and my senses deny, that I’ll get it. Well, is he lying, or did You really send him? Well, if you sent him, then he’s your messenger. Well, then, why don’t you answer me?” Just bother Him, just as she bothered the judge, and let it come into your world. A man comes at the midnight hour, and he wants something because a friend calls suddenly, and the man said, “My children are in bed and it’s late, and I can’t come down,” but because of his brazen impudence, he came on down and gave them to him. He wouldn’t take No for an answer – just wouldn’t take No.

This technique emphasizes unwavering faith and 'brazen impudence' in maintaining the assumption, knowing that persistence will eventually compel manifestation from your own consciousness, which is the 'Big Judge.'

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