Visualization/Emotion Intensity Lost?!

[elnoctumblanc]

Hi all,
I had a question in regards to visualization. I have a certain environment I would like to manifest into my life (a new apartment). I can clearly visualize the space in my mind and usually my process takes about 10 minutes, seeing myself walking in that space and decorating the space and the feeling of the floor, windows, curtains and door opening etc... I also integrate the emotions I'd feel in my visualization such as comfort joy and anything else that comes to me. My question is about the after process, when I'm done visualizing and I go about my day is it ok to think about the apartment still and then to just let it go every now and then, I know letting go is important I'm just worried that because the intensity isn't present that the thoughts won't manifest in my reality... I hope you know what I mean by this.... but what would you guys recommend me in my visualization process.

I tend to have moments where I think about the place and me in it, and then I forget about it entirely... ping-pong sort of effect, and then is it okay to be quite specific about location and environment...?

Thank you all, Cheers!!

[SlicK]

The successful visualizations go something like this for me:

1. I visualize what I want to happen as if it's already happened and I'm living it NOW
2. I get a feeling, I feel like I already have what I want
3. I come out of it and I'm satisfied with the way I feel
4. I usually do it at night before going to sleep so I have a good sleep afterwards
5. I have nice dreams, I wake up totally relaxed
6. I live my next day normally
7. If I remember about my intention and naturally feel the need to think about it I do that, if not, I don't
8. After 2, 3 days of this, as I go normally about my day I have moments when I suddenly get that feeling like I'm already experiencing the desired reality. It happens spontaneously, without effort
9. I feel good about it as long as it lasts then I see about my day
10. After a few more days, ideas come, I feel compelled to do certain things, things seem to happen on their own and they get me closer to my goal
11. The goal seems more and more probable
12. A few more days pass and it seems like a sure thing, I'm convinced it will happen. Confidence is sky high. Reality keeps confirming that it will happen
13. A few more days and it's done! or if it's a goal I consider more complicated, I'm already deep into it, creating what I want so it will be done.
14. End of story

The only time I'm having problems with the process (and lately it's a big issue for some reason) is when I can't visualize/feel that my intention real. Usually happens after 2 or 3 days. I get completely blocked, I fight with resistance (stupid thing to do), I get frustrated and reality reflects my inner fight.
But if I can manage to visualize my goal as being real in this moment, every day for at least 2 weeks, it ALWAYS gets done.

[waizen]

Most of my most successful manifestations have come after actually forgetting about having intended them in the first place. It seems that whenever I dwell on them too much that I run into problems, wondering about and questioning the how/when/where of it all.

Sometimes I think about this and wonder, just how many intentions should be enough to manifest anything? I'm thinking: only once. One, good, properly performed intention.

Historically, I've believed that more and more intentions will speed up the process, as if I'm putting more effort to 'build' a manifestation, but really, intending is just that: putting forth a request to the universe. The universe then takes over and does the rest, scheduling and arranging things to make the manifestation happen.

[SkylightMT]

Originally Posted by waizen

Most of my most successful manifestations have come after actually forgetting about having intended them in the first place. It seems that whenever I dwell on them too much that I run into problems, wondering about and questioning the how/when/where of it all.

Same here.

[elnoctumblanc]

Well thanks guys you've been much help in calming me down, I also think letting go seems natural at this point otherwise the desire turns into obsession which turns into worry so... a heartfelt manifestation is probably the best for me.

Cheers.

[Salem86]

Originally Posted by waizen

Most of my most successful manifestations have come after actually forgetting about having intended them in the first place. It seems that whenever I dwell on them too much that I run into problems, wondering about and questioning the how/when/where of it all.

Originally Posted by SkylightMT

Same here.

Same for me, too.

I also noticed that I've used a process similar to the one that SlicK described(unknowingly, as it was before I learned about IM).