A Five-Minute Simple but Powerful Manifesting Exercise
Those of you who remember Seth, a high level spiritual guide and teacher, may remember the great wisdom he provided to all through Jane Roberts. During the 1970s and 1980s, I read and studied just about all of his teachings and one of my favorite books is called, The Nature of Personal Reality by Jane Roberts.
Years ago, I found this book lying all dusty underneath some mainframe computers (remember those?) in a computer room where I worked. I blew the dust off, opened it up and knew immediately that this was a very special book. I asked everyone I knew at my workplace who it belonged to. No one knew and no one claimed it so I thanked my spiritual guides for introducing me to Seth and his great wisdom.
The entire book is filled with information that will assist us now in manifesting health, prosperity, loving relationships - anything we want. Seth explains throughout this book (as well as in numerous other books) exactly how energy works so we as humans can understand how it works our lives daily. He explains how we really do create our reality and how to use energy through the power of our beliefs and imagination to make changes in our lives. Seth helps us understand that our power is always in the present, not in the past and future -- very important to understand. I suggest adding The Nature of Personal Reality to your library. It's the kind of book you'll want to reread and practice with over the years.
I want to share one of Seth's exercises with you which is simple but very powerful. I am speaking (writing) from personal experience when I say it works exceptionally well. It can't help but work. Those of you who know about this, please share your comments.
"You are not at the mercy of past beliefs, therefore. On the other hand, the sooner you begin to act upon new ones the better. Otherwise you are not trusting them in the present. If you are poor and want to have more money, and try to maintain a belief in abundance--while still faced with the fact of present poverty--you must in your reality make some symbolic move that shows you are willing to accept a change.
As foolish as it may sound, you should give some money away, or in what ever manner that suits you act as if you did have more money than you physically have. You must respond to our new beliefs, so that neurologically the new message gets across.
You perform habitually in certain manners as a result of your beliefs. Now if you willfully change some of those habits then you are also getting the message across. The initiative must come from you, and in the present. In a very real manner of speaking, this means changing your viewpoint, that particular perspective with which you view your past and present and imagine your future.
You must look within yourself for evidences of what you want in terms of positive experience. Examine your past with that in mind. Imagine your future from the power point of the present. In such a way at least you are not using the past to reinforce your limitations, or projecting them into the future. It is only natural to contrast what you want with what you have, and it is very easy to become discouraged in so doing, but looking for errors in the past will not help you.
A correctly utilized five-minute period of time can be of great benefit, however. In this period concentrate upon the fact that the point of power is now. Feel and dwell upon the certainty that your emotional, spiritual and psychic abilities are focused through the flesh and for five minutes only direct all of our attention toward what you want. Use visualization or verbal thought--whatever comes most naturally to you; but for that period do not concentrate upon any lacks, just upon your desire.
Use all of your energy and attention. Then forget about it. Do not check to see how well it is working. Simply make sure that in that period your intentions are clear. Then in one way or another, according to your own individual situation, make one physical gesture or act that is in line with your belief or desire. Behave physically, then, at least once a day in a way that shows that you have faith in what you are doing. The act can be a very simple one. If you are lonely and feel unwanted, it can merely involve your smiling at someone else. If you are poor, it can involve such a simple thing as buying an item you want that costs two cents more than the one you would usually buy--acting on the faith, even that feebly, that the two cents will somehow be given you or come into your experience; but acting as if you had more than you do..."
[Excerpt from The Nature of Personal Reality by Jane Roberts]
Years ago, I found this book lying all dusty underneath some mainframe computers (remember those?) in a computer room where I worked. I blew the dust off, opened it up and knew immediately that this was a very special book. I asked everyone I knew at my workplace who it belonged to. No one knew and no one claimed it so I thanked my spiritual guides for introducing me to Seth and his great wisdom.
The entire book is filled with information that will assist us now in manifesting health, prosperity, loving relationships - anything we want. Seth explains throughout this book (as well as in numerous other books) exactly how energy works so we as humans can understand how it works our lives daily. He explains how we really do create our reality and how to use energy through the power of our beliefs and imagination to make changes in our lives. Seth helps us understand that our power is always in the present, not in the past and future -- very important to understand. I suggest adding The Nature of Personal Reality to your library. It's the kind of book you'll want to reread and practice with over the years.
I want to share one of Seth's exercises with you which is simple but very powerful. I am speaking (writing) from personal experience when I say it works exceptionally well. It can't help but work. Those of you who know about this, please share your comments.
"You are not at the mercy of past beliefs, therefore. On the other hand, the sooner you begin to act upon new ones the better. Otherwise you are not trusting them in the present. If you are poor and want to have more money, and try to maintain a belief in abundance--while still faced with the fact of present poverty--you must in your reality make some symbolic move that shows you are willing to accept a change.
As foolish as it may sound, you should give some money away, or in what ever manner that suits you act as if you did have more money than you physically have. You must respond to our new beliefs, so that neurologically the new message gets across.
You perform habitually in certain manners as a result of your beliefs. Now if you willfully change some of those habits then you are also getting the message across. The initiative must come from you, and in the present. In a very real manner of speaking, this means changing your viewpoint, that particular perspective with which you view your past and present and imagine your future.
You must look within yourself for evidences of what you want in terms of positive experience. Examine your past with that in mind. Imagine your future from the power point of the present. In such a way at least you are not using the past to reinforce your limitations, or projecting them into the future. It is only natural to contrast what you want with what you have, and it is very easy to become discouraged in so doing, but looking for errors in the past will not help you.
A correctly utilized five-minute period of time can be of great benefit, however. In this period concentrate upon the fact that the point of power is now. Feel and dwell upon the certainty that your emotional, spiritual and psychic abilities are focused through the flesh and for five minutes only direct all of our attention toward what you want. Use visualization or verbal thought--whatever comes most naturally to you; but for that period do not concentrate upon any lacks, just upon your desire.
Use all of your energy and attention. Then forget about it. Do not check to see how well it is working. Simply make sure that in that period your intentions are clear. Then in one way or another, according to your own individual situation, make one physical gesture or act that is in line with your belief or desire. Behave physically, then, at least once a day in a way that shows that you have faith in what you are doing. The act can be a very simple one. If you are lonely and feel unwanted, it can merely involve your smiling at someone else. If you are poor, it can involve such a simple thing as buying an item you want that costs two cents more than the one you would usually buy--acting on the faith, even that feebly, that the two cents will somehow be given you or come into your experience; but acting as if you had more than you do..."
[Excerpt from The Nature of Personal Reality by Jane Roberts]
posted by Chyrene Pendleton | 6:22 PM
2 Comments:
Thanks for your comment on my blog! You have a lot of helpful material here: I particularly liked your post on attracting & repelling money.
You're very welcome Lorianne and thank you for your comment also. Yes, the attractng and repelling money exercise works very well to help people reprogram themselves with positive beliefs about money.
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