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Peleke4 · 07-29-2007, 04:43 AM

I learned of this book from this thread and really enjoying it! For me, this book seems to pick up where "The Power of Your Subconscious Mind" left off. I have a question about the "Virtual Reality Process."

Abraham advises to "not use this process to try to improve a specific existing situation, because in your attempt to fix something, you will bring the existing vibration into your Virtual Reality, and in doing so, you will lose the power of the Virtual Reality Process."

At the moment there is tension between me and a particular person. If this person comes to mind, rather than feel bad I visualize the both of us getting along very well like Bosom Buddies: shooting the **** w/ big smiles on our faces, laughing, pretty much enjoying each others company. I do gauge how I feel and it really does make me feel better. But I'm going against what Abraham advises by trying to improve a specific existing situation. Just curious how some of you used the "Virtual Reality Process." I know that no rule is set in stone, but I'd appreciate feedback since this is my very first exposure to Esther & Jerry Hicks/Abraham. Thank you!

Hey again! I'd rather post this here rather than make an entire new thread:

The funniest thing happened today. During my shift at work, I read about Process#15 (The Wallet Process). If you're unfamiliar, the gist is that you obtain a $100.00 bill and ALWAYS keep it in your wallet. As you roam around town, you take note of as many things you can purchase with the $100.00. You never actually spend the $100.00, you simply use your imagination and take note of what you can buy.
Up until now, I've been really scrapped for cash and don't have the extra funds to leave a hundred bucks in my wallet. Anyways, I go to my parent's house and after half an hour or so, my father tells met to look on top of the stereo cabinet. Low and behold, there was a one-hundred dollar bill there waiting for me! He won cash playing poker and he hooked me up. What a coincidence how I happen to read that process and in the same day, I'm handed the necessary item for this process: a one-hundred dollar bill. I didn't realize the coincidence until like an hour later while I was finishing the last pages of the book. I just wanted to share.

07-29-2007, 04:43 AM	#50 (permalink)
Peleke4 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 113	I learned of this book from this thread and really enjoying it! For me, this book seems to pick up where "The Power of Your Subconscious Mind" left off. I have a question about the "Virtual Reality Process." Abraham advises to "not use this process to try to improve a specific existing situation, because in your attempt to fix something, you will bring the existing vibration into your Virtual Reality, and in doing so, you will lose the power of the Virtual Reality Process." At the moment there is tension between me and a particular person. If this person comes to mind, rather than feel bad I visualize the both of us getting along very well like Bosom Buddies: shooting the **** w/ big smiles on our faces, laughing, pretty much enjoying each others company. I do gauge how I feel and it really does make me feel better. But I'm going against what Abraham advises by trying to improve a specific existing situation. Just curious how some of you used the "Virtual Reality Process." I know that no rule is set in stone, but I'd appreciate feedback since this is my very first exposure to Esther & Jerry Hicks/Abraham. Thank you! Hey again! I'd rather post this here rather than make an entire new thread: The funniest thing happened today. During my shift at work, I read about Process#15 (The Wallet Process). If you're unfamiliar, the gist is that you obtain a $100.00 bill and ALWAYS keep it in your wallet. As you roam around town, you take note of as many things you can purchase with the $100.00. You never actually spend the $100.00, you simply use your imagination and take note of what you can buy. Up until now, I've been really scrapped for cash and don't have the extra funds to leave a hundred bucks in my wallet. Anyways, I go to my parent's house and after half an hour or so, my father tells met to look on top of the stereo cabinet. Low and behold, there was a one-hundred dollar bill there waiting for me! He won cash playing poker and he hooked me up. What a coincidence how I happen to read that process and in the same day, I'm handed the necessary item for this process: a one-hundred dollar bill. I didn't realize the coincidence until like an hour later while I was finishing the last pages of the book. I just wanted to share. Last edited by Peleke4; 07-30-2007 at 04:24 AM.