Which Version are You?

[Balbrae]

There is no doubt in my mind that I have accelerated the process of my segueing from one version of myself to another--steadily improving my life--over and over again. This acceleration process has occurred largely due to my IM work, and credit is largely given to listen to audio affirmations while I sleep, while I drive, while I am typing away at work, and when I am relaxing.

Experience is now proving to me the truth of the theory that one can reprogram one's habituated, unconscious mind with affirmations, to cause one's world to change for the better. One area of my life where positive change is prominent is in the area of personal relationships. Simply put, I have now drawn into my reality versions of other people that present far less strife in my life than the versions of those "same" people I drew into my life in the past.

Given that we live in a multi-dimensional reality, each of us generates endless "versions" of ourselves, by the choices we make, which sends off other versions of ourselves based on choices we did not make. (See Seth's (Jane Roberts) explanation of how this occurs, as recounted in his books, Seth Speaks, The Seth Material, The Nature of Personal Reality, and The Individual and the Nature of Mass Events; see also the "Many Worlds Theory" of quantum physics (new worlds are created in other dimensions with each observation not made of probable outcomes).) Accordingly, I have simply chosen to draw into my life, "better" versions of the people I already know. The "newer" versions of people are more pleasant, humorous, and less combative with me. Of course, I have also "merged" with a "better," alternate version of myself, one who is less prone to be irritated by others. This version of "me" is one who has greater confidence, poise, and ease, in most situations, such that I am less affected by the lower vibrations of others.

I will continue my work with audio affirmations, but I am quite impressed with changes in my life that have occurred literally within the span of a couple of weeks. The uplifted feeling I have, from which I observe this change, is a "solid" feeling. This does not feel superficial or fleeting. This has increased my confidence in the IM process, especially the area of reprogramming my unconscious mind through audio affirmations. I feel more relaxed and focused and calm. While this change has appeared quickly on the horizon (due to the quick effects of audio affirmations), this change doesn't feel like some "get-psyched-quick scheme," whereby I will feel let down after its "seminar" effect has worn off. These changes feel as if they will be long-lasting. I'm quite glad about that.