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Max Power · 09-21-2007, 01:51 AM

One thought manifests, but other thoughts can kill it.

Have you ever manifested something really easily with just a few simple thoughts? That’s how it all works, but why can’t you just think of anything and it manifests?

Because all your thoughts add up to your whole reality.

Let’s say you think about a friend that you haven’t spoken to for a while, just a simple random thought and like magic, that friend calls you. Now if you had multiple thoughts about that friend not calling or you hoped or wished they wouldn’t call, then they probably won’t call.

Opposing thoughts outnumber the one single thought and beat the crap out of it and the opposing thoughts win the day. So if you want something and it’s not happening, it’s because you have more thoughts about it not happening than you do about it becoming real.

So if you had 100 thoughts a day and 1 thought was for want you wanted and the 99 thoughts were just random not related thoughts, then that one thought would manifest. But if you have 1 thought about what you want and 99 thoughts about it’s opposite, then the thing you want will not manifest and what will manifest will be the thing you don’t want.

The trick is to realize that one thought can create anything, but every other thought has the potential to kill it. So you have a thought about being rich, that thought will manifest, but before it does, all the opposing thoughts will kill it before it gets a chance to show up in your reality.

Many gurus discourage attachment to a desire, but attachment is constant connection, not desperation. Real attachment is sharp focus for all your thoughts to be working together to fast track your desires.

If you’ve desired something for a long time and it’s just not happening, then it’s because you have more opposing thoughts that are killing the thoughts of your desire. So the opposing thoughts overwhelm the thoughts of what you want and you end up with more of the same.

You aren’t actually getting what you don’t want, you’re getting what you’re dominant thoughts are focused on. Often we don’t notice the undermining opposing thoughts, but they are there, working in the background ganging up on the thoughts about what you really want.

Max

09-21-2007, 01:51 AM	#1 (permalink)
Max Power Banned Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Inside the Container Posts: 1,543	Just a Thought One thought manifests, but other thoughts can kill it. Have you ever manifested something really easily with just a few simple thoughts? That’s how it all works, but why can’t you just think of anything and it manifests? Because all your thoughts add up to your whole reality. Let’s say you think about a friend that you haven’t spoken to for a while, just a simple random thought and like magic, that friend calls you. Now if you had multiple thoughts about that friend not calling or you hoped or wished they wouldn’t call, then they probably won’t call. Opposing thoughts outnumber the one single thought and beat the crap out of it and the opposing thoughts win the day. So if you want something and it’s not happening, it’s because you have more thoughts about it not happening than you do about it becoming real. So if you had 100 thoughts a day and 1 thought was for want you wanted and the 99 thoughts were just random not related thoughts, then that one thought would manifest. But if you have 1 thought about what you want and 99 thoughts about it’s opposite, then the thing you want will not manifest and what will manifest will be the thing you don’t want. The trick is to realize that one thought can create anything, but every other thought has the potential to kill it. So you have a thought about being rich, that thought will manifest, but before it does, all the opposing thoughts will kill it before it gets a chance to show up in your reality. Many gurus discourage attachment to a desire, but attachment is constant connection, not desperation. Real attachment is sharp focus for all your thoughts to be working together to fast track your desires. If you’ve desired something for a long time and it’s just not happening, then it’s because you have more opposing thoughts that are killing the thoughts of your desire. So the opposing thoughts overwhelm the thoughts of what you want and you end up with more of the same. You aren’t actually getting what you don’t want, you’re getting what you’re dominant thoughts are focused on. Often we don’t notice the undermining opposing thoughts, but they are there, working in the background ganging up on the thoughts about what you really want. Max