I'm sure you've heard the metaphor of the seed, right?
As applied to manifesting, you plant the seed, and then leave the rest up to nature.
If you get impatient, you keep digging up the seed, which slows down the process.
Your intention in digging it up is to make it go quicker, but your actions have the opposite effect.
Ideal situation for ANYTHING is to let it happen, rather than make it happen.
How does this apply when your interactions are required?
You are blessed with a super computing, super receptive, and super intuitive
subconscious mind.
Any idea that you "plant" in your mind will grow. But only if you let it.
If you've ever played sports or any instrument, you know the feeling of "flow."
You've got an outcome (either a result on the field or some music in the air) and you focus on your intention, and then relax your conscious mind.
Your subconscious takes over, and your body naturally follows. Your fingers to right where you want them to, and reality literally bends to your will.
You experience this many times each and every day. Your conscious mind has a brief flash of desire, and your subconscious mind-body system obeys.
Walking, talking, moving, cooking, interacting with friends and lovers.
This is the very structure of creation.
It's not something you need to learn how to do, because you are already doing it.
Since you're already doing it, all you need to do is "scale up." Think bigger and bigger. Dream bigger and bigger. Program your mind in the right way,and the right actions will naturally follow.
On top of having a super computer between your ears, you're also a natural learner. Once upon a time you didn't know how to walk, talk, or do any of the other millions of skills you've picked up in your life.
Combine these two qualities, your natural learner and the natural creation process, and ANYTHING is possible.
What do you want?
What will you create?
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Unlike the strict textbook requirements of writing, my subconscious tells me a story line and the ultimate conclusion (often a twist), and all I have to do is fill in the space between. As I'm writing, new ideas and twists and turns pop into my head and I write the story until I reach the conclusion which may have changed while writing the meat of the story.
I feel okay about putting the story down for a while and writing another one because I must go with my subconscious mind and its passion for writing, and not some writing schedule to finish this book or that or write so many words per day like I'm supposed to.
Basically from what I said above, I wholeheartedly agree with your article.
Ron