Conscious Manifesting 101
Wendy Garrett
December 28, 2008
Whether we know it or not, we are constantly assimilating our various daily encounters into some sort of pattern or program. As we continue to build upon our perceptions and beliefs in response to our exposure to certain events, we create the life we think and hold focus on.
When you finally address the power that you have in determining your attitude and response to whatever drama of the daily grind, you can turn your life around and rather than occupying the roll of victim, become the director of your saga and assign yourself a role you choose to play instead of the one you accepted prior to knowing you actually had a say in the process.
Every thought is powerful. Daydreams, wishes, hopes, fantasies, each has a place. When you can step back and separate yourself from the action for a bit, you can begin to look at what is going on in the present moment and trace how your thought energy played a part in setting up the current scenario.
Hone your skill to become successful in tracking that energy flow dynamic and you will awaken to your role as creator and discover just how brilliant you are at manifesting your unique life experiences and - if you would like to engage that ability - begin to work on shifting your thoughts to incorporate desired outcomes and conscious reactions.
The alternative: allowing the auto-pilot conditioning and fear-based programs to run amuck.
The choice is yours.
Avoid the trap of investing excess attention to the worst case scenario. The more focus on that, the more likely it is to show up. Instead, imagine best case scenarios and work to set an environment conducive to creation of those outcomes with less attachment to the worst case scenario. Add some spice to the mix and allow for an upgrade from the Universe.
The mind is a sponge and on constant input/output mode. We have the power to curtail the toxic input and offer up a high octane diet of productive energy, good thoughts, good ideas, fun pastimes, and upbeat scenarios to create extraordinary outcomes.
In addition to that, whatever goes into your emotional stew, sprouts on you. The physical body illustrates the result or the product of what we believe. Turns out, the aging process is a great illuminator. Tell tale lines of fret, worry and pessimism show up without fail. Tired of carrying all that baggage? Lighten up.
Choices and Illusions is a good place to start if you are interested in support or a blueprint for upgrading your mental playing field. Author and recent Conscious Living guest, Eldon Taylor, explores the topic of conscious creation: How our thoughts create our life experiences. It is always wonderful to make connections with others on the same wave-length. I consider the interview with Eldon one of the highlights of my 2008 talkcasts and am happy he made himself available.
Eldon Taylor Bio in brief: A practicing criminalist for over ten years, Eldon supervised and conducted investigations, recovery and detection of deception testing. His earliest work with subliminal information processing was conducted from this setting, including a double blind study conducted at the Utah State Prison, published in his book Subliminal Communication. A student of the human mind, he was awarded the 2005 International Peace Prize by The International Cultural Convention sitting in the United States for his work teaching self-responsibility.
An interview high point for me, I requested that he include information on animal consciousness and research that illustrates how animals are much more self-aware than they have been given credit to date. He assured me he will address that in an upcoming book.
A guest on the wish list for 2009 and another resource to help support the cause for conscious creation: Dr. Bruce Lipton. Check out the Biology of Belief.
As wonderful as we are in our creative ability, there really is no need for anyone to grow old before their time. The key to staying young and vibrant is to remain filled with curiosity and wonder, then life becomes a holiday devoted to creation.
Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something. - Thomas A. Edison
Resources:
Dr. Bruce Lipton
Eldon Taylor
Conscious Living on Talkshoe.com
Thomas Edison Quotes
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