MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
The Moses, Nebo, Pisgah, Jericho, Gilead, Dan Technique (Ascending the Mountain of Desire)
This technique involves a symbolic journey: identify your desire (Nebo), then contemplate it (Pisgah) until you achieve a profound feeling of satisfaction…
Step by step
- Recognize your consciousness as God (Moses from Moab).
- Define your objective/desire (Nebo, the mountain).
- Contemplate your objective (Pisgah) until you achieve a feeling of satisfaction and joy (Jericho).
- Do nothing externally; the world (Gilead) will automatically conform and bear witness to your assumption (Dan).
Related Bible passages
Related ideas
Desire FulfillmentContemplationFeeling of SatisfactionAssumptionAutomatic Manifestation
How To Manifest Your Desires
This technique involves a symbolic journey: identify your desire (Nebo), then contemplate it (Pisgah) until you achieve a profound feeling of satisfaction and joy (Jericho). Once this inner satisfaction is reached, the external world (Gilead) will automatically conform and bear witness to your assumption, fulfilling the prophecy (Dan).
Now put them all together in a practical sense and see what the ancients tried to tell us. As I stand here, having discovered that my consciousness is God, and that I can by simply feeling that I am what I want to be transform myself into the likeness of that which I am assuming I am; I know now that I am all that it takes to scale this mountain. I define my objective. I do not call it Nebo, I call it my desire. Whatever I want, that is my Nebo, that is my great mountain that I am going to scale. I now begin to contemplate it, for I shall climb to the peak of Pisgah. I must contemplate my objective in such a manner that I get the reaction that satisfies. lf I do not get the reaction that pleases then Jericho is not seen, for Jericho is a fragrant odor. When I feel that I am what I want to be I cannot suppress the joy that comes with that feeling. I must always contemplate my objective until I get the feeling of satisfaction personified as Jericho. Then I do nothing to make it visible in my world; for the hills of Gilead, meaning men, women, children, the whole vast world round about me, come bearing witness. They come to testify that I am what I have assumed myself to be, and am sustaining within myself. When my world conforms to my assumption the prophecy is fulfilled.
The process of manifestation is an internal, psychological ascent where focused contemplation and the feeling of fulfillment are the catalysts for external realization.