If You Can Make Your Vision Boring, You Can Manifest It

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I read an article by another writer regarding the law of assumption or the law of creation. At this point in time, he is the only writer I have shared on my medium profile. He made one of the most boring scenes to manifest a job I have ever heard of but most clearly written. He imagined he was sitting in a urine-smelling subway waiting for a train. In addition, coming up with a thought that this version of himself would have, said, “Thank God, I love my job” along with his imaginal act. This imaginal scene implied he already had a job and he was going through the natural motions. He felt bothered by the smell but happy that he was going to work. When the train arrived, he stood up and walked into the subway train and that was the end of the scene. Needless to say, going through the bridge of incidents, persisting in the vision and his singular thought, he realized his job.

Side note, we manifest twice. In imagination, pure awareness, we manifest a thought or image, then it appears in time and space. We realize our thought. The same power that has us in prison is the same one that frees us — awareness. It is your power of awareness. Now, back to the thesis of the story.

Neville Goddard shared a similar experience because he created a boring imaginal act too. Having trouble getting a ship ride home, Neville Goddard imagined himself on a ship, walking up the gang plank, getting onboard, and holding the rails of the transport ship. He FELT bittersweet because he was leaving his extended biological family but was going to get back home on time. He looked back at the shore from his perspective and he was felt melancholy but satisfied that he was getting back to the United States on time to fulfill his obligations. The boring image was a natural scene that implied he achieved his desire — getting on a ship home on time.

Let's go over the foundation for duplicating this process to manifest our truest desires.

First and foremost know what you want. Write it down to help you identify it. I am going through it now myself. I recommend focusing on one to three. Look at the list, which one do you desire more? Focus on that one daily because it will aid in the training of your imagination and will improve your skill in using your imagination to manifest.

Take note that your awareness is the creator of all things. Awareness is God. Reflect on the Bible quote, “Before Abraham was, I am.” Before any conception of yourself, there is only awareness.

Second, come up with an imaginal scene that implies you have what you desire. See it from your perspective, first see it as a still image, and then add movement. Make it a short scene. Do not make it an entire day. For instance, if you have been awarded a trophy for winning a competition, imagine someone saying, “Congratulations,” and shaking your imaginary hand.

Third, come up with a thought you would have in this situation. The writer mentioned above had, “Thank you God, I love my job.” Although Neville did not have a simple thought or speech in his imaginal act, he felt bittersweet. The writer felt slight disgust due to the urine smell of the subway but felt thankful to God for his job. For the example above, the person winning the trophy could have the thought, “All my hard work paid off” whilst shaking the hand of the person who is saying congratulations.

Fourth, be still and persist. Do not look for signs or think about how but live your day-to-day until it shows up. Do not feel anxious but feel the feeling you feel in the imaginary scene you made. Re-imagine the scene to get into the feeling and the thought. Depending on what you are manifesting, you will act accordingly or it will show up accordingly. Everything happens on autopilot.

Bonus tip, when you doubt, lack, anxiety, or any negative feelings, that is called sinning or missing the mark, it is like denying yourself what you want. I recommend that at this moment you stop all things and re-imagine and use the singular thought you conjured for the versionof you that has the desire accomplished.

Personal Success

I have imagined boring scenes many times. For my challenger, I imagined using an ask-firmation. I asked, “How do I feel now that my beautiful black Dodge Challenger is parked next to those ugly cars?” I felt the feeling. I sort of saw an image but felt the reality of it. Then I said, " Isn't it wonderful!” a few times and walked in the truth of those statements. It was mind, feeling, and movement in alignment. The image was a one of sharp contrast, a beautiful sports car next to dusty, rusty cars. It felt great that I owned a challenger but at the same time disgusted at the rusted cars next to it.

Another example, I manifested my cat back home by imagining he was next to me as I lied down before bed and I was petting him. Then I asked myself, “How do I feel now that Spike (my cat) came back?” Then I felt the feeling. I made another imaginary scene. I imagined that he was crying for treats after already giving him some. I felt annoyed and said to him, “Spike, I already have you some.” Then I would hear him cry. This was a boring or natural scene that not only implied he was back but I felt the natural annoyance of hearing him crying over and over again for more treats.

This is the way to manifest anything. Awareness is the way to get anything. Be still and persist.

Best regards,

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