Book 3 of the Manifesting Trilogy, entitled, Manifesting Consistently invites you to use the lens of higher vibrations for your manifesting work. You are manifesting all the time, but the question at hand is whether you are manifesting your desires all the time. See the difference!

Let’s get back to who you are – the power over your world. With the power of consciousness where all that exists in and beyond time and space within you, your possibilities are infinite. I call these possibilities because any capacities you had not tapped into and utilized in your living experience are still among your possibilities – your potential. Just look at the possibilities you already made active in your world. I looked at those I developed and activated and noticed how much I accommodated the general expectations of those around me – until I almost suddenly realized I was limiting myself. I was concerned about what might happen if I stepped “too far” out of the box until I decided “Why not step as far out of the box as I could, and then go beyond that point!” This decision unfolded in what seemed layers, but consciously very much along the lines I explored by applying concepts from the First Kings 17 passage. On Indoma's Place the clip you find from chapter 4 of Manifesting Consistently gets to the heart of the matter. I grew up and matured in a society focused on trial and error and a whole lot of blaming. Through primary concepts from the First Kings passage I saw what I had to do with the emotional state – shift from despondency because I had not tapped into any new information to resolve my problem. I had not manifested my desire. I thought about the times I wanted to just give up. This illustrates the meaning of the widow who along with her lone son had enough bread for one more meal. Her plan: eat what we have, then lie down and die. But that very same passage contains the words of the prophet with a new thought about the situation. Simply, this passage outlines the strategy that leads to consistency in manifesting our desires. I had to come to terms with the frequency with which I had become disappointed or upset when something I had worked on seemingly fell apart. In chapter 4, this is referred to as seeing the limitation, a focus in the lower vibrational frequencies. Seeing the limitation is the same as looking at the problem and asking what is wrong. Recall from other articles on this platform I mentioned Hawkins, Dispenza and Lipton. Through Hawkins I developed a practice of recognizing specific measures (vibrations) and became conscious of negative programming. From Dispenza I became attentive to the impact of vibrations I expressed – recognizing the toxic nature of negative emotions and the most favorable nature of elevated emotions. Integrating Dispenza and Lipton, I formed a practice of recognizing what happened to my brain and body cells as I expressed negative and elevated emotions. When I saw what I had done to my body that was enough to get my commitment to adjust my focus from lower to higher consciousness. So much of this unfolded as I formed an allegiance to the higher vibrations through my 100 days of Joy vigil. Keeping track, this is day 643 for me – I start my day focusing attention in the energy and light of serenity and joy, filling the atmosphere all around me and basking in this energy. I journal my imaginal experience and let this energy serve as the lens through which I observe the world around me. Short story, this means being rest, I rely on the power of consciousness. From this perspective I no longer have to try to figure out how to solve problems or accomplish specific outcomes. Instead I turn to consciousness where I choose from among infinite possibilities for the solutions.