The banter I saw going on seemed almost combative – where the responders showed how they had arranged the contents of their consciousness, each in very unique ways. It seemed they were all trying to get the others to rearrange the contents of their consciousness to match what they were saying. Each was showing which vibrational disks they were hanging out on. Their responses caused me to ask questions, and I got really excited about new ideas coming to life in me when I was hearing what they were saying, even in writing.
Using words from the Neville quote as inspiration, “You simply become aware of increasing portions of what already exists”, I thought about what this means for me. I found the idea of knowing who I can be is what I am already and what I can experience is only what already exists more than beneficial. With just a little bit of indulgence to bring myself up to speed with this idea, I started rearranging the contents of my consciousness to work this idea into it, making this concept part of my belief system.
Starting with the latter portion of the concept, I used the analogy of living in a house. Clarifying my desire to live in a house, I began thinking of myself as being the one living in the house. In each portion of the concept, the house already exists – the experience already exists. It is easy to see I am being aware of myself living in the house that already exists. No matter how you are feeling about this analogy, hearing what I am saying here is causing you to think something in relation to my living in a house. You might be wondering if I am living in one house wanting to live in another; wondering if I am living in an apartment or in a trailer or igloo, wanting to live in a house; or wondering if I am homeless, wanting to live in a house.
The caveat for me is knowing where I am emotionally about living in the house. Am I focused on the absence of the house, or in the presence? Here it gets really fun: understanding how my feelings play into my experiences. Plotting and planning how I am going to get money to move into the house, I might be just a bit stressed – meaning I am focused on the absence of the house. It tells me I am deep in the powerlessness of my humanness where I have no control over how things work out. In my plotting and planning I am actually trying to be in control of my destiny regarding the house. Trying to figure out stuff is a physical perspective thing. It shows I arrange the contents of my consciousness to form beliefs about needing others to play their parts in my drama. It’s using my senses and intellect, even requests and demands for others to see it my way.
Understanding my feelings in the mix, I know the limitations of my physical perspective but also know certain advantages of this perspective: it is my big asker! I am always asking for something more, even when I don’t know this is what I am doing. For sure, when I find I am limited in what I can do I certainly want a way to get it done. That’s the big ask. Yes, when I try and try and try, not able to get things going for myself, I want the ability to get it done.
My frustrations are my asking. Out of my frustrations the answer is born – the way to get it done, and in my non-physical perspective, in this very moment, I am taking on the form of my desire fulfilled. Instantly my desire takes on existence, becoming my vibrational manifestation. It is an experience that already exists and I see it readily in my mind's eye.
In the very instant I see the vibrational manifestation – the image of my house – a non-physical form of my house appears where I can see it in my mind's eye. Seeing the house in my mind's eye, I know it already exists. If it does not exist, how could I see it, even in the mind's eye? Calling this imagination does not take away the truth in what I am seeing. How did the image get into my imagination if it does not exist? What made the image of the house appear if it did not already exist? As much as I might like to contradict it, that I even talk about it confirms its existence.
