MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
The Sabbath of Stillness (Seven Times Trumpet)
To manifest, enter the 'heart of the city' (the desired state) and remain in a 'high mood' or elevated state of consciousness ('upper room'). This involves…
Step by step
- Identify your desired state ('heart of the city').
- Enter and remain in a 'high mood' or elevated state of consciousness ('upper room').
- Assume the feeling of your wish fulfilled.
- Achieve a state of complete mental stillness, rest, and unwavering conviction that the thing is done ('Sabbath' / 'blowing the trumpet seven times').
- Go to sleep unconcerned and undisturbed in this conviction.
Related ideas
How To Manifest Your Desires
To manifest, enter the 'heart of the city' (the desired state) and remain in a 'high mood' or elevated state of consciousness ('upper room'). This involves reaching a state of complete mental stillness, rest, or 'Sabbath', where you are entirely unmoved in your conviction that your wish is fulfilled. This unwavering faith, symbolized by blowing the trumpet 'seven times', causes obstacles ('walls') to crumble.
You are told in this story that when Rahab went into the city to conquer it, the command given to her was to enter the heart of the city, the heart of the matter, the very center of it, and there remain until I come. Do not go from house to house, do not leave the upper room of the house into which you enter. If you leave the house and there be blood upon your head, it is upon your head. But if you do not leave the house and there be blood, it shall be upon my head. Rahab goes into the house, rises to the upper floor, and there she remains while the walls crumble. That is, we must keep a high mood if we would walk with the highest. ... The explanation of the crumbling of the walls is simple. You are told that he blew upon the trumpet seven times and at the seventh blast the walls crumbled and he entered victoriously into the state that he sought. Seven is a stillness, a rest, the Sabbath. It is the state when man is completely unmoved in his conviction that the thing is. When I can assume the feeling of my wish fulfilled and go to sleep, unconcerned, undisturbed, I am at rest mentally, and am keeping the Sabbath or am blowing the trumpet seven times. And when I reach that point the walls crumble.
The technique emphasizes the power of sustained, unwavering faith and mental rest in the assumption of the wish fulfilled. This inner stillness is the catalyst for external changes.