Ok, I know that this is deep, but this idea has intrigued me like no other! The idea that my desire - whatever it may be - has a physical equivalent (manifestation) already in existence. They are born together - the law of polarity says so! You can't have one without the other. That means that I couldn't have the desire unless its physical equivalent were already here!
And not only are they created together, but they are designed to find each other. Your desire pulls you toward the manifestation and the manifestation is drawn to you as well.
Sometimes that desire we feel is a low flame and sometimes it's burning high right away. If it's not burning right away, we may have to "fan the flame," so to speak, to get our emotions involved. You see, the meeting happens sooner when the desire is burning. If you can hold the attitude of faith, it helps a great deal. The more you can focus that expecantcy - that belief that your manifestation is complete - the sooner it shows up.
The whole universe is designed for this phenomenon to take place. Idea (thought form) then Desire (emotion) then Manifestation (material form). Amazing!
Where, then, you may ask, is all my stuff? I been over here having ideas and desires for quite some time, you may say. Well, it's an interesting thing because what gets in the way, is one thing: our beliefs. Because we have a little voice in our mind that whispers to us. And when we get an idea that turns into a desire, before it can get really hot, this voice begins to tell us all the reasons why we can't have that. And it will give you as many reasons as it takes to get you to drop the idea.
That is really where our work lies: shutting down the "doubting" voice long enough to hear the voice of our desire. The desire will propel you forward, toward its fulfillment. It can't help but to do so. It's designed to find its match, if we will only get out of the way.
Remember - it's already here. You need only feel the desire, banish any doubting thoughts and expect your fulfillment. So easy!
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
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