Trusting the Imaginal Act (Don't concern with 'how')

Step by step

1. Perform your imaginal act, assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled.
2. Release all concern about the logical steps or means of manifestation.
3. Trust that your imaginal act, as God's word, will not return void.
4. Understand that the 'I AM' (God) will play all necessary parts and orchestrate all events to bring it to pass.

Related Bible passages

• Isaiah 55:8

Related ideas

Proof The Law Works

After performing an imaginal act, release all concern about the 'how' or the means by which it will manifest. Trust implicitly that the imaginal act, being God's word, will inevitably accomplish its purpose, even if it involves seemingly negative or unexpected events (like a robbery) or uses many 'projected selves' as instruments.

So, “My ways are higher than your ways.” Don’t concern yourself with how it’s going to be done, for the same voice who spoke these words said this in the 32nd chapter of Deuteronomy, the 39th verse: “I, even I, am He. I kill, and I make alive; I wound, I heal; I do all these things, and none can deliver out of my hands.” ... I ask you to trust this teaching. Believe in your imaginal acts. You may not see it tonight or tomorrow; but believe in it. Actually assume the most glorious thing in the world for yourself or any aspect of yourself. Trust it. And that imaginal act, if it takes a thousand or ten thousand or a hundred thousand of your projected selves, will use them to make that thing become real in your world.

This technique emphasizes faith in the creative power of imagination and the divine orchestration of events. Since God's ways are higher than man's, and God is the sole actor, the 'how' is beyond human comprehension and should not be a point of anxiety. Trusting the imaginal act allows the subconscious to utilize all necessary means, including those that appear adverse, to bring about the desired end.

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