Can we create for others!?

[Smarky]

If other people are allowing and wanting of a certain situation, can we create for them and so it is our experience that we are aware that they have had something created/manifested?

I am not talking about controlling, or creating anything bad someone doesn't want, but maybe doing so to aid there own intentions?

[Angela]

I think it can be very powerful to support others in their intentions -- to add your own creative power to another person's creation. Fun, too.

Where some people run into trouble is that they think they are generously aiding someone else's intention -- for their own good! -- but it's not really the other person's intention at all. In some cases, it's even contrary to what the person wants, either consciously or unconsciously.

I think it's important to grant the other person being, including intentions they have for themselves (again, even unconsciously) that run in contrast to your own.

[Smarky]

The reason why I ask is wouldn't it be great if we all got together and worked on each others intentions? Wouldn't this also reduce resistance etc since it's not something personal to you so your not attached to it and then at the same time you can let go what you want and allow yourself to receive it because you know someone else is handling that for you.

Maybe LOA is about what we can create together?

[Divajules]

I don't really think you can create FOR or on someone's behalf. I believe each person creates for themselves.

IMO, you may be talking about what Abraham calls co-creating something that you all want. I see you are a rocker. I love your sig! For example, the band can create a situation together. It is very powerful for a group to have a shared vision and then take action to create it.

But to say that I am going to create this great thing for someone else, I don't think that is how it works exactly. Then again, I could be wrong. It's just my opinion.

I think the best thing you can do is see the person as they would like to be seen and hold them to that standard in your mind. They have a tendency to rise to that. However, it takes a strong person to hold that vision when someone is not acting according to the standard they have set.

It is nice that you want to help others in this way.

Rock on!!

[Smarky]

Originally Posted by Divajules

I see you are a rocker.

Rock on!!

The fact that you noticed this makes me smile, hell yea I am

[Becky911]

Yes Remote Influence:

In San Francisco, about ten years ago, I was teaching an audience of approximately one thousand, when a lady stood up and said: "My brother is in the army. I do not know what he did, but I do know that he has been court-marshaled and sentenced to six months of hard labor. Neville, if I believe you, can I not set my brother free?" I said: "Yes, but only to the degree that you are self-persuaded that he is free." One week later this same lady stood up and told this story. "Believing you last week, when I returned home to my second floor apartment, I sat in my living room and imagined I heard the doorbell. Then I ran down the stairs, opened the front door and threw my arms around my brother. I rehearsed that scene over and over again until I could hear the doorbell ring, feel the banister in my right hand and my feet moving down the stairs. The doorknob became solidly real in my hand and I could see, touch, and feel my brother's presence before I stopped imagining. "Last Wednesday evening, as I was dwelling upon my brother's return, the doorbell rang and I instantly knew it was he. I ran down the stairs, opened the door and there was my brother. He told me that the army had reviewed his case and changed their judgment, setting him free with an honorable discharge."

[desertrat]

I would think it would be a bit easier to create for some one else . Lets say you have a subconscious belief that you dont diserve lots of money . Your subconscious dosent include some one else. desert rat

[Federer]

Originally Posted by Angela

I think it can be very powerful to support others in their intentions -- to add your own creative power to another person's creation. Fun, too.

Where some people run into trouble is that they think they are generously aiding someone else's intention -- for their own good! -- but it's not really the other person's intention at all. In some cases, it's even contrary to what the person wants, either consciously or unconsciously.

I think it's important to grant the other person being, including intentions they have for themselves (again, even unconsciously) that run in contrast to your own.

Angela, Can i call this thing co-creation???

I love giving this kind of support. Intend to support.

[Divajules]

Originally Posted by Smarky

The fact that you noticed this makes me smile, hell yea I am

Of course! This is probably because I am a rocker too and we gotta' stick together.

[Angela]

Originally Posted by Federer

Angela, Can i call this thing co-creation???

I love giving this kind of support. Intend to support.

You can call it anything you want, just don't call me late for dinner!

[Federer]

Originally Posted by Angela

You can call it anything you want, just don't call me late for dinner!

I see. You know, I know we all will set for dinner on right time.

[James81]

Originally Posted by Angela

You can call it anything you want, just don't call me late for dinner!

Shirley, you can't be serious.