How to disconnect from logic?

[ChrisGinsburg]

You can't forcefully disconnect from logic nor do you need to. When you notice that logic and logical thinking has its boundaries you will naturally release your obsession with running everything through this filter and upholding logic as the gold standard of truth.

Everyone reaches this point at different times and it's not necessarily something you plan out or even do to make this happen. An event, an epiphany or some other occurrence will likely provide the necessary conditions for this.

[Balbrae]

Originally Posted by richest

Guys,

For the purpose of manifesting, I'm sure you know well the famous key point of surrender/let go/detach. I myself often manifest when I really let go and never think about the results again. But that only in small case such as manifesting food. I never really succeed in manifesting money.

Then after I re-read some posts in this forum, I realize that I'm too logical person, I'm a left brainer, so when it comes to manifesting money, my logic start to dominate, and I have difficulties on getting rid of it. The question of "How? when? where? why? what?" will be dancing inside my head. I also tried to surrender, but never been able to get surrender feeling.

So my question is, is there any special ways to disconnect from logic? I'm so sure this is the way I have to master for successful manifesting.

Thanks in advance

Your individual logic--no matter how brilliant or precise--cannot outdo the logic of the law of attraction. The law of attraction either works or it doesn't. There is no in-between. Hence, it matters little whether you can visualize a logical path to manifestation--i.e., the "how" of getting there. All that is required is visualizing the outcome. That is the whole point--the law figures out the "how" for you.

Recently, I listened to an updated version of Charles Hannel's book: The Master Key System (narrated by James Boles), and this point was made crystal clear. Our work is not in figuring out how the law of attraction will manifest our desired outcomes. Rather, our work is in convincing ourselves that the law of attraction really works. If you truly believed that the law of attraction is scientific, precise, and universally applicable--like gravity, then you would be a manifesting rock star.

Good luck!

[Sbonn]

Originally Posted by Balbrae

The law of attraction either works or it doesn't. There is no in-between.

The law of attraction is always at work.. there is no not working or working..

[Perspective]

Originally Posted by richest

So my question is, is there any special ways to disconnect from logic?

Ok... This may be suitable to only certain types, but experiment with it & you'll figure out the best way for you to disconnect from logic.

1. Crank up your favorite tunes & sing with all your heart.
2. Dance around - spinning around & around.
3. Laugh your head off... for no reason... laugh!

Repeat, until you're thoroughly disconnected from logic.
If possible do this with someone else... it's more fun!

[Balbrae]

Originally Posted by Sbonn

The law of attraction is always at work.. there is no not working or working..

Precisely. We are saying the same thing. From a scientific point of view, in order for it to be a law, it must always work. There is no in-between effect or sometimes-it-works scenario. The operation of the law does not vary. Rather, the only thing that varies is whether our manifestations were intended or not. To quote Abraham-Hicks, "you get what you think about, whether you want it or not."

However, when one questions the "logic" or the "how" of the Law of Attraction, he or she is really demonstrating a disbelief in the Law of Attraction as a fixed, scientific, and certain law. In not believing in the law, it becomes difficult for one to materialize their desires because their primary dominant thought or feeling is one of doubt. Accordingly, such a person will obtain doubtful results--further reinforcing their disbelief of the Law of Attraction.

That is why Charles Hannel stated that our "real" work, when seeking to manifest our desires, lies not in manifesting our desires, but in believing that the Law of Attraction is certain, scientific, and true. One who is totally committed to such a belief does not interfere with the law's operation in bringing intended results, rather than unintended results.

[Sbonn]

Originally Posted by Balbrae

Precisely. We are saying the same thing. From a scientific point of view, in order for it to be a law, it must always work. There is no in-between effect or sometimes-it-works scenario. The operation of the law does not vary. Rather, the only thing that varies is whether our manifestations were intended or not. To quote Abraham-Hicks, "you get what you think about, whether you want it or not."

However, when one questions the "logic" or the "how" of the Law of Attraction, he or she is really demonstrating a disbelief in the Law of Attraction as a fixed, scientific, and certain law. In not believing in the law, it becomes difficult for one to materialize their desires because their primary dominant thought or feeling is one of doubt. Accordingly, such a person will obtain doubtful results--further reinforcing their disbelief of the Law of Attraction.

That is why Charles Hannel stated that our "real" work, when seeking to manifest our desires, lies not in manifesting our desires, but in believing that the Law of Attraction is certain, scientific, and true. One who is totally committed to such a belief does not interfere with the law's operation in bringing intended results, rather than unintended results.

Agreed and the bit that buggers it up is the logical thinking mind, as it wants to have the validations and assurance that LOA will work and not take the leap of faith and trust. This is where I see most people trip up.

BTW welcome to the forums! I just read your posts and they are very well written, you have great insight

BIG HUGS !
SBonn

[Sbonn]

Originally Posted by Perspective

Ok... This may be suitable to only certain types, but experiment with it & you'll figure out the best way for you to disconnect from logic.

1. Crank up your favorite tunes & sing with all your heart.
2. Dance around - spinning around & around.
3. Laugh your head off... for no reason... laugh!

Repeat, until you're thoroughly disconnected from logic.
If possible do this with someone else... it's more fun!

here is a silly little toe tapper it works for me for hitting good mood mode..

[Ripcoil]

As has been written a few times, you don't want money, money has no inherent value in itself, it's what you can purchase with the money, so manifest that instead. But yet again, of course you want money, who doesn't?

What works for me is that I put action into it. If I want more money, I state what I want and state what I can do to help it along. And then of course, do it. For example, I want a new phone, and not just any phone but a specific phone (Doro PhoneEasy 615 if anybody wants to put out energy for me to get it, I owe you ). Now, instead of just sitting down and visualizing it while I breathe deeply (I, of course, do that as well as that is also an action to get what I want faster), I figure out what I can do to speed things up. Now, to get a new phone, the fastest approach is probably to make some extra money so you can afford the new phone next to a tight budget. So if possible I take some extra shifts at work (10 hours without additional overtime fee and I got myself a phone... Well okay, if I forget the tax rate involved, but you understand what I mean, it's not important how much), perhaps I could do something for a friend for some money, even collect taxated cans and bottles. It doesn't matter how much I make as long as I've made something. It's the why that's important. Usually something comes along and speeds up the process. Most of the time I don't even have to visualize, I just have to hope for it, be grateful for what I got.

So don't disconnect from logic, embrace it. Love the left side and use it as a manifestational advantage!

[Balbrae]

Originally Posted by Sbonn

Agreed and the bit that buggers it up is the logical thinking mind, as it wants to have the validations and assurance that LOA will work and not take the leap of faith and trust. This is where I see most people trip up.

BTW welcome to the forums! I just read your posts and they are very well written, you have great insight

BIG HUGS !
SBonn

Thanks for the kind welcome!

[Perspective]

Originally Posted by Sbonn

here is a silly little toe tapper it works for me for hitting good mood mode..

I love it!!

[Sbonn]

Originally Posted by Perspective

I love it!!

me too lol! glad you agree!

[richest]

Thanks for all your advices

If disconnect from logic is inappropriate term, then how about change it into "how to get out of from your head"?

Because when I got stress, I put too much pressure in my head, I can't even feel my body, I felt dizzy, sometimes I got blurry vision. So I think I should be able to connect to my desire using feeling.

The only method I know so far is to being aware of breath rhythm. So everytime I got stress, I try to shift my focus from my head to my breathing. It helps a bit so far

[Debo]

I think you are doing well in the fact you are trying and more importantly you are very aware of what you are doing (right or wrong). I would say keep with the breathing exercises if they help or try some deep meditation cd`s, I find listening to binaural beats on youtube is good, makes me go deeper into relaxation.

Keep at it

Debo

[richest]

Thanks for your support Debo

I'll post my progress in this thread

[evandangie]

Not surprisingly, I was about to post a thread on this exact topic... Apparently the universe preceded me

@ Richest, I feel like I'm really logical as well, and continually working on the surrender. I love Tolle's books for this, and something that helps me is Sedona Method practices. I would recommend the full course, or some of the free resources available online (videos and basic processes). This is a tool I revisit periodically, when my brain becomes overwrought and is only seeing the negative (read: lack) side of existence. For me, I've determined that it relates more to being a bit critical than simply logical- we want something, we intend it, we immediately compare our present lives to that intention and come up lacking, we throw up our hands and give up. But it's a continual process- we learn a little something with every "failure". When you're ready, just get right back up, and start over. At present, I'm am AMAZING at manifesting numbers in triplicate (333, 999, etc.) which does me absolutely no good when it comes to paying my bills. However, if I can do that, I MUST be able to manifest, so I know I'm capable of getting where I want to be, when I can learn to release, learn to let go and let god.

Another thought in this- sometimes the surrender can be so... exciting! I think I've always had a controlling nature, and am finally to a point where I'm so sick of it (and haven't gotten the results I'd like, either) that there's no other option than the letting go. I'm finding that when I release (using Sedona), I get this surge- almost like adrenaline- because I don't know what's going to happen but I know it will be so much better than what my wee brain could come up with! Does anyone else ever feel that?