VISIONING.
The Power of Human Thought.
“Human thought is the most powerful energy of the Universe. There is no limit to its potential. It’s important to learn to use it properly. But how to do this, using what means – that is unknown. Only Man has the power to make this great discovery” — Anastasia (Anasta, Volume X of The Ringing Cedars of Russia)
All things start with thought.
From a grain of sand to the entirety of the universe all things first were thought.
Good parents give their children everything that possibly can. Our Creator, our ultimate parent, gifted us, with the very same powers that caused the creation of the universe.
When we are born into society, we are subjected to an unnatural human experience – multitudes of rules and limitations that lead us away from exercising our divine birthright are imposed upon us.
“You do not have to struggle to reach God, but you do have to struggle to tear away the self-created veil that hides him from you” — Paramahansa Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi
In a very great sense, it is not that we have more to learn; rather we should immediately begin the process of unlearning.
The day we call all into question and see that none of what we hold as true as real is the very same day we start to awaken to a deeper reality. That day our true creative potential begins a powerful unfolding.
Past is full of “evidence and experience”. Future is full of “plans and expectations”. Realisation that neither the past nor the future exists is a sacred key we may use to unlock unlimited potential. Only NOW exists.
When we are lined up with the vibration of the past we call more of this into being and it manifests. The evidence of this is in the patterns and habits in our life.
When we are lined up with the vibration of the future, events unfold accordingly. Everything that has and will happen to us we have called in absolutely. Our experience directly matches our vibration, which in turn is grounded in what thoughts we choose to reach for.
Personal reality is a choice in every moment. When we focus on the evidence of the past, more of the same is drawn to that focus. When we focus on desires for the future, more of the same is drawn to the same. Clarity of thought in this moment is the lever that maneuvers us forward.
When the present moment is out of alignment with our desires, it is only ourselves we have to blame. The clarity of our human thought in designing this moment has everything to do with it. How general are we in our clarity of thought, in our imagination? How specific?
“The deeper the Self-realization of a man, the more he influences the whole universe by his subtle spiritual vibrations, and the less he himself is affected by the phenomenal flux.” — Paramahansa Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi
The key to self-actualisation lays in the allowing for instant transformation.
Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand. —
Albert Einstein
Everything is energy and all is tangible
Quantum mechanics shows us that in the process of observation we affect the behavior of what we turn our attention to. This is confirmation of; a) the power of human thought to manipulate reality, and b) that reality is simply a concept constantly changing to match our vibration (observations).
Modern science is relatively new and only now learning of this power which ancient spiritual texts spoke for thousands of years prior.
Visioning – 21 seconds to change the world.
“In the same way that there is not an instant wanted thing manifesting in your experience, there is no instant unwanted thing happening in your experience. It takes some adapting to vibrations. If you’ve managed to hold anything, wanted or unwanted, for 17 seconds — there is a coalescing of thought that takes you a little closer to the vibration of whatever you are turning your attention to. Those 17-second increments are not discernable. And that’s why, when you get into that place, it feels like instant manifestation. Just like when you get into that negative place, it feels like instant manifestation. It’s like, “Where did that come from? Seemed like it just sort of snuck up on me,” instead of snuck up over a long time.” – Abraham
Before the power of the universe can unfold to macth your desires we must first engage with it fully. I call this process a ‘snapshot’ and it is the process of Visioning. Visioning puts us in the space of simultaneously and instantly asking and receiving. It’s entirely up to you how many snapshots you do per day. The more you practice, the more the universe must yield to the power of your human thought and lock in behind your vision.
“Whatever you do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius and power and magic in it.” — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
1. Get comfortable, prepare to spend a minimum of 21 seconds in focused thought.
We can do this anywhere, at home, on the bus, in a crowd, actually wherever.
2. Close your eyes. Focus.
Let go of past, future, how you perceive things to be. Just be in the moment. If thoughts arise, just let go of them and come back to now. Take a moment to get settled, to clear thoughts away.
3. Start feeling good.
Expand the experience of feeling so good that it becomes powerful and all encompassing. When we start to feel waves of appreciation for what is now, it is a good indicator we are in the creative zone.
Important! If you can’t catch hold of feeling good and especially if you are feeling bad, stop immediately. Change your state, watch TV, go for a walk, do what ever you need to do to get to at least neutral. Then come back and start.
4. When you feel really good, start to get specific.
Standing powerfully in this vortex of good feeling, state your intent. It is not a question, it is a clear statement, a command to the universe. Now start to allow detail to form. Allow (the operative word here is allow, not force, not try, but allow!) detail to come into focus. What does the detail behind this ultimate reality look, taste, feel, smell, sound like. What conversations occur around it? What scenarios arise as a result of this reality existing? Hold one subject or topic, hold the feeling of having it now. What does it taste like, how does it make me feel. The more detailed the image becomes, the more powerful it will be attracted. You may find yourself wanting to stay in this space for much longer than 21 seconds. Great, go for it. The more often you return there, the more the universe must align to the fantasy you are creating. If you can’t get detailed, don’t worry, stay general – stay in the feeling – it has power in it. Our highest potential is available to us in these moments of ultimate creativity. Enjoy it! When the snapshot is over (the moment will be obvious to you) immediately let it go. Repeating a snapshot a few times in a row is a potent way to reinforce the intent to the universe. Do this by holding the snapshot for the full 21 seconds, then letting it go for five or ten seconds, then go for the snapshot again.
5. End in appreciation.
Finally, give thanks to the divine creative force. This seals the deal. Appreciation instructs to the universe to crystalise your Vision because you believe it, so it must be. Trust in your power Now it has been Visioned, now it is given. Evidence may emerge quickly that you are on the right track, it may take some time, but keep up and see the world transform before you. From the inside out.
6. Keep a record.
You may want to take some notes about the detail that arose during your Visioning. This may help you to get back there next time so like a painter returning to a canvas after some time knows which brush to pick up and where to continue.
7. Keep up!
Remember, the more snapshots you practice, the more focus you give the stronger the forces at play must rally to align with your vision.
Finally, if you have a meditation routine you will find snapshots turbo charged by including them at the end of your meditation practice.
“Be bold and mighty forces will come to your aid” — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe