PRAYER
Prayer as a Controlled Waking Dream (3 Steps)
Prayer is a three-step process: 1) Define your objective. 2) Construct a brief, self-predominant imaginary event that implies fulfillment. 3) Immobilize the…
Step by step
- Define your objective: Know definitely what you want.
- Construct an event: Create an imaginary scene that you would encounter *following* the fulfillment of your desire, with your own action predominant.
- Immobilize and induce sleep-akin state: Relax your physical body and enter a drowsy state. Then, mentally feel yourself into the proposed action, imagining you are performing it HERE AND NOW, until the single sensation of fulfillment dominates your mind.
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Remain Faithful To Your Idea
Prayer is a three-step process: 1) Define your objective. 2) Construct a brief, self-predominant imaginary event that implies fulfillment. 3) Immobilize the body, induce a sleepy state, and mentally feel yourself performing the action HERE AND NOW until the sensation of fulfillment dominates.
Let me again lay the foundation of prayer, which is nothing more than a controlled waking dream: 1. Define your objective, know definitely what you want. 2. Construct an event which you believe you will encounter FOLLOWING the fulfillment of your desire -something which will have the action of Self predominant -- an event which implies the fulfillment of your desire. 3. Immobilize the physical body and induce a state of consciousness akin to sleep. Then, mentally feel yourself right into the proposed action, until the single sensation of fulfillment dominates the mind; imagining all the while that you are actually performing the action HERE AND NOW so that you experience in imagination what you would experience in the flesh were you now to realize your goal. Experience has convinced me that this is the easiest way to achieve our goal.
This reiterates the core manifesting technique, explicitly labeling it as 'prayer.' It emphasizes that prayer is an internal, imaginative act of experiencing the desired end, which is the easiest way to achieve goals.