Instant manifestation--keeps you on your toes

[cylon]

So at this point, my thoughts are manifesting basically instantly. It's getting stronger every day. At first it terrified me, now I am more comfortable with it, I don't feel it's out to harm me (after all it's me). The gap between the thought and some sort of reflection, comes pretty damn fast.

And I've read this before, how this "power" makes you scared to think. For instance, I had to call a co-worker today. Previously, he sat right behind me, so I could just holler his name and that was fun, he's a cool guy. As I called him today I thought, "man, I liked it so much more when I could just holler and talk in person."

I get back from lunch and find out, he's being moved back to where he was! Cool right? Except, there is a phone-line issue... basically, if he moves back I have to share a phone with a co-worker, which was a HUGE pain. Now it looks like it's reverting and we're going to have to share the damn phone again. I know this is relatively minor, but it underscores how new I am to this.

I shouldn't be afraid to think. My question is, how do you guys deal with this?

[cdn2wheeler]

Hey... can you manifest me my $2.7 million??? Mine must be in the mail or something...

[cylon]

No, but I had been thinking of cynical and negative people the other day, and it looks like I manifested you!

[torilink]

I don't think there is alot to worry over, because if you hold a belief in total abundance and consciousness as perfection, no matter what you think, it will only manifest if it is aligned with abundance and perfection.

The main thing I watch for is the ego thoughts and try to dispell them right away so I don't recreate any negative belief systems for myself.

[cylon]

Thanks torilink. Just have to stay on top of myself I suppose.

[Sam988]

Nice power. If you're going to mail the 2.7 million to cdn, dont forget to send a "2.7 million manifestation thought" combo, so you can send me this amount too. Thanks.

[cylon]

Wow that's two cynical negative people! Usually the threads I post in, I'm not thinking too much about negative people, but something happened yesterday and I was thinking about people taking out their problems on other people in online forums (not this one in particular though.) Then within about an hour or so of my first post, I get TWO negative, cynical people who like to take their problems out on other people in online forums.

So, If I CAN do that.... I think YOU should go for more than 2.7 million. Seeing how everyone can do this, don't see why you think I'm so special? Because I'm not.... otherwise why would I be asking people who I know have the SAME experiences I do? Duh?

Silly people.

[Max Power]

Originally Posted by cdn2wheeler

Hey... can you manifest me my $2.7 million??? Mine must be in the mail or something...

Originally Posted by Sam988

Nice power. If you're going to mail the 2.7 million to cdn, dont forget to send a "2.7 million manifestation thought" combo, so you can send me this amount too. Thanks.

Originally Posted by cylon

No, but I had been thinking of cynical and negative people the other day, and it looks like I manifested you!

Hehe CY, that's funny. All the negatives are required to build positives and better outcomes. They seem pointless and frustrating, but once you rid yourself of them, you power increases.

Max

[cdn2wheeler]

Originally Posted by cylon

Wow that's two cynical negative people!

Ya know, usually I wouldn't bother with this sort of post, but I'm really curious.

What in my post is cynical or negative? Seriously...

[cylon]

Originally Posted by Max Power

Hehe CY, that's funny. All the negatives are required to build positives and better outcomes. They seem pointless and frustrating, but once you rid yourself of them, you power increases.

Max

I agree. It's called contrast. It's just happening so fast, and so frequently, that I'm starting to it's reverberations in more and more places, and like you usually say, it's a big responsibility.

BTW, this makes money seem pretty insignificant. Not that I don't like money, because I sure do, but it's not everything. I'm not sure if I would want 2.7 million. I do intend to double my income though, for the plans I have, that would work nicely.

[cylon]

Originally Posted by cdn2wheeler

Ya know, usually I wouldn't bother with this sort of post, but I'm really curious.

What in my post is cynical or negative? Seriously...

Because I'm talking about practical stuff, something I'm concerned about for real, and you choose to just make fun of me. It's online, and that's your perogative, but this IS a forum about the very topic I'm posting about... so it just makes you look like a party crasher. I'm going to go out on a limb and say your idea of $2.7 million was typed with the slightest hint of sarcasm, you think IM is stupid, and you used my thread to make a point.

IF I'm wrong, then my mistake.

[Max Power]

Originally Posted by cylon

Because I'm talking about practical stuff, something I'm concerned about for real, and you choose to just make fun of me. It's online, and that's your perogative, but this IS a forum about the very topic I'm posting about... so it just makes you look like a party crasher. I'm going to go out on a limb and say your idea of $2.7 million was typed with the slightest hint of sarcasm, you think IM is stupid, and you used my thread to make a point.

That's how I took it also.

I never understood why some people frequent a PD forum and attempt to undermine others who desire to develop their person. Of course I could be wrong, but being God I doubt it

Max

[cylon]

Max it happened because the other day, I went back to a forum I used to frequent. VERY negative vibe there, but at one point in my life, I needed that cyncism to help me get through some crap dealing with trust and everything. I think I've gotten past that, but I still feel like I should check in to that place, and what do I see? NEGATIVE. Except now, that doesn't comfort me anymore, I want to be happy. I can't do that when I keep focusing on how crappy life is and how you can't trust other people. And I was thinking of how people are so cynical and that they take it out on other people, online. At least that's my guess, but you're God so you actually know too.

I'm curious as to why you just made me type this long post.

Oh well, be nice to the party crashers, next time they may bring some beer because they had so much fun the first time around.

[cdn2wheeler]

For the record, one of my IMs is $2.7 million by a specific date. Practical. Real.

Yes, really.

[Zukin]

I'm enjoying your comments, cylon. Please keep us posted on what's happening in your life with regards to intention manifestation. With regards to your original question about keeping your mind on what you desire, Steve has a lot of relevant posts in the intention manifestation category of the blog. Or, you can read a summary of tips by following the link in my signature.

[cylon]

Originally Posted by cdn2wheeler

For the record, one of my IMs is $2.7 million by a specific date. Practical. Real.

Yes, really.

Well if this is true than I sincerely apologize. Maybe I was overly sensitive and took it the wrong way. Like I said I had been focusing on cyncism!
Maybe I misperceived it as a flippant remark....No hard feelings intended

[Sam988]

Originally Posted by cylon

Wow that's two cynical negative people!

See how powerful you are!!?

I'm asking you the 2.7M because i don't have the same superpowers you do!


If i could just make rain money like you seem to be able to, i wouldn't be asking you, be sure of that

[cylon]

Originally Posted by Sam988

See how powerful you are!!?

I'm asking you the 2.7M because i don't have the same superpowers you do!


If i could just make rain money like you seem to be able to, i wouldn't be asking you, be sure of that

You may be confusing me with someone else, I haven't mentioned raining money. That or you have money on the brain and are putting words in my mouth!

Anyway, hope you have a nice time here at the IM forums.

[cylon]

Originally Posted by Zukin

I'm enjoying your comments, cylon. Please keep us posted on what's happening in your life with regards to intention manifestation. With regards to your original question about keeping your mind on what you desire, Steve has a lot of relevant posts in the intention manifestation category of the blog. Or, you can read a summary of tips by following the link in my signature.

Thanks Zukin!

This thread has been proof to me of my own issues with cynicism, so I guess it all serves a purpose.

[Sam988]

Originally Posted by cylon

You may be confusing me with someone else, I haven't mentioned raining money. That or you have money on the brain and are putting words in my mouth!

Indeed you didn't mention anything about money, but since you say you can instantly manifest whatever you think about, money shouldn't be an issue for you to manifest.

Originally Posted by cylon

Anyway, hope you have a nice time here at the IM forums.

Actually, since Max Power came and started making disciples here and adopted this forum as his second home, i haven't posted nor visited this IM forum very often. I take some rare looks at the IM threads, and it's always the same "i'm god/consciousness i control everything" stuff.

I know i shouldn't post at all on the IM forum because it's not my business, and i don't care anymore what people here believe in, but sometimes i just can't help it and i make a post, like the ones i did on this thread.

[Max Power]

Originally Posted by Sam988

Actually, since Max Power came and started making disciples here and adopted this forum as his second home, i haven't posted nor visited this IM forum very often. I take some rare looks at the IM threads, and it's always the same "i'm god/consciousness i control everything" stuff.

Hehe Should I have compassion for the most annoying parts of me???

Sorry I'm fresh out of that

Here's a suggestion for you Sammy.

1. Your life is completely random, full of accident and coincidence, stuff just happens and you're stuck with it. When something goes your way, then it's luck.

2. There is an outside force that places randomness in your life, but you can control some of it, sometimes, but there is a something greater than you in control.

3. It's all of your creation, there are no accidents, no coincidence, you're the only conscious being and it's the ultimate self imposed game/experience.

Pick one and live your life, but remember, that 1 and 2 will always mean you are a VICTIM on some level.

If you don't like the threads, start some interesting one's where you get to voice your opinion, take a stand, make a fist, share your unique POV.

I freely admit I'm the ANTI-GURU, sometimes I get juiced up within my confinement and vent my spleen and often don't make any sense, but I'm having a blast and some of my creations love it. Imagine a god, who is a drunk, crazy, nonsensical, genius..........that my friend is me.

Most people think god is pure and holy, some kind of amazing awesome being full of wonderment and simplicity.........no one wants to believe that god could be one of us..........

Max

[cylon]

I'm leaning towards option three.

But Sam does have a point, since all this other stuff is happening to me, there's no need for me to think money is out of the equation. Sometimes this makes my head spin but I feel I'm getting the hang of it. Getting over the resistance, (or should I say guilt) over having a nice living has been my biggest hurdle... which we discuss here and which was reflected back to me in the other forum.

You seem to be over those guilt hurdles (screw it let's get rich). Must be my religious "I'm a dirty sinner therefore the only things I get from life are if God approves of my actions in the World™" heritage. Which I'm outgrowing.

[cdn2wheeler]

Originally Posted by cylon

Well if this is true than I sincerely apologize. Maybe I was overly sensitive and took it the wrong way. Like I said I had been focusing on cyncism!
Maybe I misperceived it as a flippant remark....No hard feelings intended

No problem. No harm done.

Originally Posted by cylon

Must be my religious "I'm a dirty sinner therefore the only things I get from life are if God approves of my actions in the World™" heritage. Which I'm outgrowing.

My background isn't remotely religious, but the result is the same. Instead, though, of the whole "dirty sinner/guilt" thing, my background was full of things like, "Life is HARD" and "If you're not #1, you're NOBODY!!" and "The world doesn't owe you anything, you have to fight for everything" and "It's easy to be a failure, but it takes work, sweat, effort and pain to be a success" and other such stuff. So success was always correlated with pain.

It's taken me some time to re-evaluate that correlation, and I can't say that I've been completely successful yet, but it's coming...

[RT Wolf]

^ How do you plan on doing that? I'm trying to question it and riddle the old belief with doubt. Like Tim Ferriss as an example of someone who doesn't work hard or personally sacrifice anything but makes a very decent income.

[Lil Chris]

Originally Posted by RT Wolf

Like Tim Ferriss as an example of someone who doesn't work hard or personally sacrifice anything but makes a very decent income.

It could be that he knows beyond a shadow of a doubt that he doesn't have to... He's in control of his own life. The same way you are, he's just making it easier for himself than you are for yourself.

[cylon]

Yeah this stuff is everywhere, it permeates. Just recently my friend vehemently shouted "You can't make a living loving your job. EVERYONE hates their job, that's why it's called WORK!" I mean he was passionate about it.

We like to suffer. That's all it is. We don't think we deserve things, but if we suffer really hard for it, then perhaps we can live with ourselves and still have the thing we want. My entire life I felt guilty every time I was happy. The working extra hard thing makes sure that happiness is always in the future.

[cdn2wheeler]

Originally Posted by RT Wolf

^ How do you plan on doing that? I'm trying to question it and riddle the old belief with doubt. Like Tim Ferriss as an example of someone who doesn't work hard or personally sacrifice anything but makes a very decent income.

Not sure if this question is for me or not, but because it's a slow day here at the office I'll take a stab at it.

The best I can do at this point is to simply be aware of the prejudices I have about generating massive income. Because, frankly, that's what I'm interested in: massive income. Call me a materialist if you wish, I'm OK with that

Yes, there are those who don't seem to work really hard and seem to have all the luck just drop into their proverbial lap. Then there are others who work their tail off and get nowhere. You probably know people in both camps; I sure do.

Nature doesn't really help either. The top predators, the ones who can be described as "successful" - the lions, the sharks, the bears - are constantly being challenged and stressed. There's no free ride in nature. Even the meekest blade of grass struggles towards the light.

Like you, I use my natural propensity to doubt to my advantage. I re-examine old, long-since-integrated beliefs with a critical eye. It's a process, though, it's not a destination. I struggle with it pretty much every day, in one form or another.

[cylon]

I think we are that struggle evolved. For humans life would be pretty boring if we spent all day hunting zebras and drinking out of ponds. So our minds become our challenge since that's what we have that is different from other parts of nature. Not the physical stuff animals have to deal with, at least not as much in this society, but our own mental tigers that are always stalking us. Taming that is the challenge.

[Zukin]

Originally Posted by cylon

Just recently my friend vehemently shouted "You can't make a living loving your job. EVERYONE hates their job, that's why it's called WORK!" I mean he was passionate about it.

Your friend is wrong. A lot of times I see garbage & sanitation people driving or riding on their trucks talking and laughing with each other. One of my friends worked in a restaurant and all the cooks had a great time laughing and joking around. It's mostly a matter of attitude. The idea that work can't be fun is a myth. From the statistics I've read, only about 10% of people hate their jobs and can't wait to get out - mostly because they're in a job that's not the right fit for them. Then about 20 to 30 percent feel great about their jobs and the people in the middle are apathetic either way.

In 1998, Richard Koch (a very wealthy man) wrote this in the book The 80/20 Principle:

Start from the premise that there does not have to be any conflict between your work life and the things you enjoy outside work. "Work" can be many things, especially as leisure industries now make up a large slice of the economy. You may be able to work in an area that is your hobby or even turn your hobby into a business. Remember that enthusiasm can lead to success. It is often easier to make an enthusiasm into a career than to become enthusiastic about a career dictated by others.

[cylon]

Originally Posted by Zukin

Only about 10% of people hate their jobs and can't wait to get out - mostly because they're in a job that's not the right fit for them. Then about 20 to 30 percent feel great about their jobs and the people in the middle are apathetic either way.

I don't even want a job. I just want to make art. BUT, the job I have now, I'm learning to appreciate for what it is while I'm here, if only to focus more on what I want, and to allow good stuff to come, which is not to have a job. IF that makes sense.