MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
The Rahab Technique (Mental Spy and Harlot)
This technique involves using your consciousness (Rahab) as both a 'spy' and a 'harlot'. As a spy, you secretly and undetectably place yourself mentally in…
Step by step
- Recognize your capacity to feel as Rahab, the 'spirit of the father'.
- As a 'spy', mentally travel to and occupy your desired state, making 'elsewhere here and then now', without external detection.
- As a 'harlot', allow your consciousness to unconditionally grant you the feeling of the wish fulfilled, appropriating the state without concern for means or external qualifications.
- Persist in this assumption until it hardens into fact and you are completely satisfied.
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ImaginationFeelingAssumptionConsciousnessSecret ActUnconditional Granting
How To Manifest Your Desires
This technique involves using your consciousness (Rahab) as both a 'spy' and a 'harlot'. As a spy, you secretly and undetectably place yourself mentally in the desired state ('make elsewhere here and then now'). As a harlot, your consciousness unconditionally grants you the feeling of the wish fulfilled, without questioning your right or the means of its realization.
Now you employ the services of a harlot and a spy, and her name is Rahab. ... The profession of a spy is this: to travel secretly, to travel so quietly that you may not be detected. ... Rahab's next profession was that of a harlot, which is to grant unto men what they ask of her without asking man's right to ask. ... You have within you the capacity to appropriate a state without knowing the means that will be employed to realize that end and you assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled without having any of the talents that men claim you must possess in order to do so. When you appropriate it in consciousness you have employed the spy, and because you can embody that state within yourself by actually giving it to yourself, you are the harlot, for the harlot satisfies the man who seeks her.
The creative act is an internal, secret process where consciousness, through feeling and assumption, unconditionally appropriates and embodies the desired state, leading to satisfaction.