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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina  Taking conscious action is the point -- it's how you extract the most from superconscious action. If your conscious mind is unwilling to cooperate, don't you think the superconscious will hold back too? |
It seems to me that this is a question of intent. If, as Keith says, the goal is to prove the existence of superconscious action, then taking conscious action defeats the purpose. You can't convincingly demonstrate superconscious action by taking conscious action -- with conscious action, you can acquire the feather whether superconscious action exists or not. If, on the other hand, the goal is to manifest a blue feather for its own sake without concern for how, then it makes sense to attempt to manifest it on as many different levels and in as many different ways as you can until you have it.