Poll: Who here visualises for 20 minutes or longer a day (every day)

[RagsToRiches]

Please choose honestly the correct option for you...

Every day means every day.

20 minutes does not mean 14 minutes....



Edit: Realised that a possible answer is someone could do visualisation but both not every day and also be doing less than 20 minutes... in that case please default to the bottom answer.

[RagsToRiches]

My answer is that I do visualise every day, but I rarely do more than 20 minutes.

10-15 is an accurate average.

[nicbrahms]

I visualise intensely sometimes for an hour or more, according to Bashar channelled by Daryl Ankha, if you visualise for 45 mins or more you form new neural pathways in your mind which enables solidification of the visualisation and therefore brings it into your reality easier and makes it easier to recall when returning to the visualisation.

I have found upon doing this that I then find it hard to come out of the visualisation which is great.

Nic Brahms

[Silenced140]

i don't as much as i think i should.

Is it worth doing ?

[nicbrahms]

Originally Posted by Silenced140

i don't as much as i think i should.

Is it worth doing ?

LOA recommends it, I think it is important in that the amount you visualise, the time you spend stewing on what you want the quicker it comes.

Time from visualisation to manifestation becomes incrementally shorter the more you think about what you want.

Then the quicker you forget it the faster it appears in your life.

Nic Brahms

[puffbother]

Have I got this all wrong, I was told after you visualise to leave the seed along to grow, not too keep thinking about it all the time?

with my house i visualised for a while then forgot about it then eventually synchronizing came then my house.

[RagsToRiches]

Originally Posted by nicbrahms

Time from visualisation to manifestation becomes incrementally shorter the more you think about what you want.

Do you have tangible examples of this in your life?

Things are certainly manifesting in my life right now, even with the 10-15 minutes of visualisation I do.

For example in the last two weeks two high-income projects have come into my reality (the likes of which never before existed in my life) fitting purfectly into my goal of complete self-employment in 2010.

Interestingly self-employment isn't even something I directly think about when I visualise, I instead focus on visualising my better self having the things I want and doing the things I do.

Clearly self-employment is a part of that, but it's not something that I highlight before I visualise...

"Oh, I'm going to visualise self-employment." or "I'm going to visualise some projects to make lots of money." are examples of entirely not the kind of attitude I have when visualising.

[nicbrahms]

I went from not knowing about LOA to seeing a porsche I wanted, desiring it once to receiving to 3 years later.

Now I visuslised a recent car I have intensely for 2 weeks and it came to me within 3 months.

Yes it is shown by Abraham Hicks, and others that the amount of energy expended on visualisation makes the things come quicker and not only that read about Cynthia Stafford who visualised $112m dollars for 4 months and then she won the power ball lotto for that amount.

Also the schumann resonance states that everything happens faster now as the earth has speeded up in terms of vibration. Look it up.

It is directly related but the thing is learning when to let go of the visualisation as that is when you will get manifestation. After the period of forgetting too.

Peace out

Nic Brahms

[Cochonette]

I have had a really unfocused day, and visualized for maybe 30 minutes total? Tomorrow I am going to try, first thing when I wake up, visualize for an hour. However long it takes me to have the visualization fully locked in. I really need this.

[jbsmith]

I would say it would be close, haven't exactly timed them. I visualize to help me get into a state of meditation, visualize at least one outcome each day first thing in the morning, visualize health and wellness to keep me on track in that area and visualize to get through especially challenging situations - to control fear, frustration, anger, etc...

Jeff

[Liveformx64]

Originally Posted by nicbrahms

I went from not knowing about LOA to seeing a porsche I wanted, desiring it once to receiving to 3 years later.

Now I visuslised a recent car I have intensely for 2 weeks and it came to me within 3 months.

Yes it is shown by Abraham Hicks, and others that the amount of energy expended on visualisation makes the things come quicker and not only that read about Cynthia Stafford who visualised $112m dollars for 4 months and then she won the power ball lotto for that amount.

Also the schumann resonance states that everything happens faster now as the earth has speeded up in terms of vibration. Look it up.

It is directly related but the thing is learning when to let go of the visualisation as that is when you will get manifestation. After the period of forgetting too.

Peace out

Nic Brahms

Nic, I just wanted to send some props to a fellow Bashar and Abraham fan!

I have felt a huge acceleration over the last 2 months in regards to the speed at which my thoughts/emotions manifest into my reality. So much so, it is a little bit scary because it works for the negative as well as for the positive. Judging by your post above, I assume you have experienced this also?

This I believe is how those negatively oriented systems in our society are going to collapse rather quickly as the acceleration continues. At the same time providing an opportunity for the positively oriented systems to replace the old ways much more quickly than we could have every imagined.

What a fun time to be alive!

Kyle

[Acting Like Godot]

There are a couple of factors:

(a) depth
(b) frequency
(c) intensity
(d) purity

These affect the speed of your manifestation.

Deep means how deep you get into your own head, when you manifest. Eg if you are in a deep meditative state, that works better.

Frequency means how often you think about your intention. Eg do you think about your goal 20 times a day, or once every 3 months.

Intensity means how intensely you think about it. It's a measure of concentration and/or emotions. If you concentrate well on your goal, or if you feel strong emotions about it ... that's intensity.

Purity means how well you manage to not screw yourself up, by doubting your intention, thinking about why it wouldn't happen etc etc. That's why lots of people talk about the importance of detachment. It's actually about keeping the intention pure. Once you've done your mind session, you detach, forget about it ..... so that you don't inadvertently screw it up, by thinking about why it might fail etc.

Depending on your own approach to IM, it's not necessary to be equally deep, frequent, intense or pure. Personally I go for depth and intensity - that kind of style appeals to me.

[shasah]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

There are a couple of factors:

(a) depth
(b) frequency
(c) intensity
(d) purity

These affect the speed of your manifestation.

Deep means how deep you get into your own head, when you manifest. Eg if you are in a deep meditative state, that works better.

Frequency means how often you think about your intention. Eg do you think about your goal 20 times a day, or once every 3 months.

Intensity means how intensely you think about it. It's a measure of concentration and/or emotions. If you concentrate well on your goal, or if you feel strong emotions about it ... that's intensity.

Purity means how well you manage to not screw yourself up, by doubting your intention, thinking about why it wouldn't happen etc etc. That's why lots of people talk about the importance of detachment. It's actually about keeping the intention pure. Once you've done your mind session, you detach, forget about it ..... so that you don't inadvertently screw it up, by thinking about why it might fail etc.

Depending on your own approach to IM, it's not necessary to be equally deep, frequent, intense or pure. Personally I go for depth and intensity - that kind of style appeals to me.

Thank you for this. My intentions manifest very sporadically and the above descriptions should help me to advance. Also glad you added the last paragraph because the intense and the pure (together) are a problem for me. Having strong emotions and detaching from those emotions are where I sometimes run into issues.

[WakingLife]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

There are a couple of factors:

(a) depth
(b) frequency
(c) intensity
(d) purity

These affect the speed of your manifestation.

Deep means how deep you get into your own head, when you manifest. Eg if you are in a deep meditative state, that works better.

Frequency means how often you think about your intention. Eg do you think about your goal 20 times a day, or once every 3 months.

Intensity means how intensely you think about it. It's a measure of concentration and/or emotions. If you concentrate well on your goal, or if you feel strong emotions about it ... that's intensity.

Purity means how well you manage to not screw yourself up, by doubting your intention, thinking about why it wouldn't happen etc etc. That's why lots of people talk about the importance of detachment. It's actually about keeping the intention pure. Once you've done your mind session, you detach, forget about it ..... so that you don't inadvertently screw it up, by thinking about why it might fail etc.

Depending on your own approach to IM, it's not necessary to be equally deep, frequent, intense or pure. Personally I go for depth and intensity - that kind of style appeals to me.

I agree, thankyou so much for this, i saved it in a file haha

[icutoffheads]

i visualized constantly, every moment of every day until the line between creation and experience blurred and disappeared and the two became one.

[beatnix]

Originally Posted by nicbrahms

I visualise intensely sometimes for an hour or more, according to Bashar channelled by Daryl Ankha, if you visualise for 45 mins or more you form new neural pathways in your mind which enables solidification of the visualisation and therefore brings it into your reality easier and makes it easier to recall when returning to the visualisation.

Thanks for this info, Nic Very helpful. I am currently listening to several Bashar workshops but haven't come across that statement yet.

[Ambient Light]

More like a few hours a day, for me. Although, I sometimes refer to it as imagining. I like to describe objects and scenery, colors, and shapes vividly in my minds eye and also work on visualizaing geometrics shapes then hopefully more complex stuff. Utilizing words helps to make the image clearer.

Im intending for my visualization skills to be as good as Nikola Tesla's...

[RagsToRiches]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

Purity means how well you manage to not screw yourself up, by doubting your intention, thinking about why it wouldn't happen etc etc. That's why lots of people talk about the importance of detachment. It's actually about keeping the intention pure. Once you've done your mind session, you detach, forget about it ..... so that you don't inadvertently screw it up, by thinking about why it might fail etc.

Interesting... do you have anything more to say about that?

I would be interested in finding some high quality intention-manifestation resources.

I'm not touching "The Secret" with a barge pole.