MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
The Actor (Imagination / Final HE)
As the "Actor" (Imagination / final HE), one inwardly enacts the constructed drama repeatedly until it feels natural and real. This internal rehearsal leads…
Step by step
- 1. Inwardly enact the imagined scene repeatedly.
- 2. Continue until the scene takes on the tones of reality and feels natural.
- 3. Trust that the outer world will automatically align to reflect this inner change, without needing to influence others externally.
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The Four Mighty Ones
As the "Actor" (Imagination / final HE), one inwardly enacts the constructed drama repeatedly until it feels natural and real. This internal rehearsal leads to the manifestation of the desire in the outer world, with all external circumstances and people (the "cast") automatically aligning to complete the play without conscious external direction.
Now, the fourth one is the one whose form is like unto the son of God. Now, who is the fourth one in man that will now do it? Man's Imagination. Man's real being is a splendid Imagination. An Imagination has form but man does not understand it and man doesn't believe it, but the real being is Imagination. It can be anything in this world, and so he puts himself through the paces by simply inwardly enacting the drama that he himself has constructed, and whatever it would be that he has constructed, which drama implies the fulfillment of his theme, he inwardly acts it over and over and over again until it takes on the tones of reality. When inwardly he feels natural in the part that in which he is now se1f-rehearsed, the curtain will rise and he will see it there. He will cast the inner drama on the screen of space and he will see moving on the screen of space all the characters necessary to complete the play. He doesn't have to consciously direct one of them. They become relevant to his theme, and because they are relevant they are drawn into the drama without their knowledge, without their consent. Any change in the drama must take place within him and not them, so he never appeals to one on the outside to change. He leaves them just as they are and he re-writes the play within himself and changes the end. As he changes the end, the whole cast are cast in different roles and have moved back into his world to complete his play.
The Actor corresponds to the final HE, the fourth of the Four Mighty Ones, which is man's Imagination, the Son of God. It is the power that brings the inner drama to outer manifestation, where the world reflects the inner change.