MANIFESTING_TECHNIQUE
The Silent or Absent Treatment
This technique involves making suggestions for another person without their objective awareness. By keeping the subject's conscious mind ignorant of the…
Step by step
- Formulate a clear suggestion for the subject's desired state.
- Ensure the subject is objectively unaware of the suggestion being made.
- Mentally impress the suggestion upon the universal subjective mind (e.g., through controlled reverie or mental conversation).
- Maintain confident expectation and belief in the suggestion's truth.
- Allow the subject's subconscious to accept and objectify the suggestion, believing it originated from themselves.
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Prayer The Art Of Believing
This technique involves making suggestions for another person without their objective awareness. By keeping the subject's conscious mind ignorant of the suggestion, it prevents them from forming antagonistic beliefs, allowing their subconscious mind to more readily accept and manifest the desired outcome.
To avoid such counter-suggestions the patient should be unaware, objectively, of the suggestions which are made to him. The most effective method of healing or influencing the behavior of others consists in what is known as "the silent or absent treatment." When the subject is unaware, objectively, of the suggestion given him there is no possibility of him setting up an antagonistic belief. It is not necessary that the patient know, objectively, that anything is being done for him. From what is known of the subjective and objective processes of reasoning, it is better that he should not know objectively of that which is being done for him. The more completely the objective mind is kept in ignorance of the suggestion, the better will the subjective mind perform its functions. The subject subconsciously accepts the suggestion and thinks he originates it, proving the truth of Spinoza's dictum that we know not the causes that determine our actions.
The 'silent or absent treatment' is effective because the subjective mind is completely controlled by suggestion, and without objective awareness, there is no conscious resistance or doubt to hinder the manifestation.