Keep your intent strong and focused so that what you desire may be achieved. Continually hone your intentions so that the good and benevolent spirits will understand you and so that you will not be tricked by what you inadvertently manifest. With a pure heart, and innocence as your motivation, let yourself be guided to manifest that which you need the most. If you set your intent and remain open eventually you will be met with the answers to your dreams.
Today marks a change, whether symbolic or otherwise does not matter. What matters is the opportunity it offers. Take advantage of its power to enact change in your own life, a time to step in a new direction, to start something new, to change the self in some profound and meaningful way, something you have long put off perhaps. It’s never too late to change. Let nature be your guide. Note how in nature things change daily, and note as well how this is also true of you, you too change daily. Make today different, change intentionally. With intent everything is possible.
Nothing is certain and yet everything is possible. It’s up to each individual to make certain that which they desire. Intent is the energy behind making something a certainty rather than just a possibility. It is only with concerted effort and focused intent that a thing will manifest. Place your energy and your intent where it is most useful and meaningful to you and watch the possible manifest. It’s your life and your destiny, and it truly is in your hands.
Avoid the bad behavior of negative thinking, which has no place on a path with heart, for those negative thoughts hold fast to an old way and an old self now no longer viable. Change requires drastic measures. Let the first drastic measure be within the mind, with the things you tell yourself and which manifest in the subconscious on a daily basis. Begin this new day with new and positive thoughts and truly walk upon your path of heart and change.
Like clouds, dreams and fantasies manifest… – Photo by Jan Ketchel
Who has not had the occasion of a middle of the night awakening to the largesse of a fanciful thought seeming utterly possible? Upon awakening the following morning, as one rubs the sand of those late night castles from the eyes, the absurdities of such midnight logic come to light as they are banished from the realm of actual possibility.
Nonetheless, the power of these energized thoughts and fantasies do exert a stress upon the subconscious mind. And it is the stress generated by these enacted desires in the play of night that can powerfully influence the subconscious manifestation of their intent in the light of day.
The subconscious is the seat of power in human manifestation. It houses the best and the worst of human experimentation and evolution in its vast library of possible programs to be run, and has the direct ability to generate a major change in the self, overriding one’s current operating system of self definition. It even has the power to make changes in the physical body.
The placebo effect is nothing other than a direct suggestion taken up by the subconscious resulting in actual physical change. The advantage the subconscious has over the conscious mind is that it is not limited by rational thought, it is free to enact the possible without limiting beliefs.
I have often written about the power of a stated intent, mantra or prayer to influence the subconscious to activate a latent program or install a revised program to form a new habit. These efforts are instigated by the conscious will but are also often contradicted by doubt and limiting beliefs, which tend to weaken the stress placed upon the subconscious to generate change.
Contradictory messages to the subconscious tend to cancel the potency of one’s stated intent. This should not discourage the conscious will from stating its goal. However, do realize that by mitigating blocking beliefs, the stress for change, acting upon the subconscious, will strengthen.
Perhaps the most potent influence upon the subconscious mind is the enactment in the imagination of one’s intended intent. Although the middle of the night fanciful convictions might not survive the light of day, they are extremely emotionally impressive to the subconscious mind, accruing significantly toward their realization.
Thus, if one imagines a new business venture, a soulful relationship, or a life unburdened by a limiting habit, the subconscious is treated to thoughts, images and emotions that might activate both its attracting and enacting power.
Too often, we limit our freedom to consciously dream our desires, as we fear the possibility of them not coming true, with its consequent sting of disappointment. This refusal to fully imagine deprives the subconscious of a highly charged suggestion, which might indeed contain the very energy needed to enact the desired change.
Of course, we must also face the possibility that what we most consciously want may actually be at odds with the desire of another part of who we are, mainly the High Self. Although the subconscious may be influenced to realize a desire from our conscious will, if that desire is contraindicated for the greater balance of the self, the High Self might interfere with its realization.
In general, intentions do best that reflect the greater good of the whole self. Sometimes the ego intent is partial to its limited purview, which often compromises its realization. In setting any intention, one does well to first present it to the boardroom of the greater self. When there is consensus of the greater self an intent is freed to move smoothly forward.
Cleared of inner prejudice, let your intent be stated aloud and given the full freedom of imaginative play and realization, whether it be in the middle of the day or the middle of the night. As always, no attachment to outcome, but rest assured, the stress of your desire is mounting toward its enactment by the subconscious mind.
