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Using Imagination to Reprogram My Thinking
by Neeta Blair
Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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     In the part of my story where I talked about persons I had pushed out into my physical reality, I discussed using elevated emotions to assign new meaning to them, starting my reprogramming process. I explained how I discovered my need for reprogramming – I had contemplated them as being the image and likeness of God and saw programming that fueled negative attitudes toward their actions. As in other situations, my job is to repeatedly contemplate these persons as being universal, infinite, omnipotent and omnipresent until I have reprogrammed my thinking in higher consciousness, pushing out experiences I enjoy.


I saw these actions as contradicting my contemplation, being evidence of programming in lack and limitation. I used a Neville concept, “I am Imagination” to remind myself that I am indeed universal, infinite, omnipotent and omnipresent. He taught the power of Awakened Imagination – conscious of being Imagination, the image and likeness of God. As Imagination in practice I take on various forms of persons, places and things, in different quantities. Being Imagination, my power is optimal in any location and any timeframe: this happens in the realm of my inner reality. So when I tell how I deal with uncomfortable situations, the “I” I am talking about things I do as Imagination, the image and likeness of God. I do not talk about doing things as a human –“I of myself (human self) can do nothing, the Father within me does all the work – Imagination and Consciousness doing all the work.

Being Imagination offsets the impact of thoughts and plans people intending to threaten harm or make me a victim. No person can harm me when I recognize myself as being infinite, universal, omnipotent and omnipresent. Further, no person I recognize as the image and likeness of God is interested in harming anyone. This makes my job easier: all I have to do is recognize others and myself being universal, infinite, omnipotent and omnipresent. Seeing others and self, being the image and likeness of God is an imaginal process: I play all the parts, holding conversations in the mind.

For instance, part of being universal is recognizing all things exist within my being – all within consciousness. I am free to access any concept – merge with it and become it in Imagination. So to think Lauren – the name I’ll use for a person who acted negatively toward me, I do not dwell on what she said. I freely contemplate her attributes, drawing from higher consciousness in this instance the concept, omnipotence.

By contemplating Lauren being omnipotent I view her as the power over any situation. I know she wanted a new job, so I contemplated her delight with her new job. In inner conversations with her, Lauren told me how she came up with astounding solutions in seconds, compared with others who took hours to accomplish the same tasks.

True, I do not like it when people act negatively toward me, but my imaginal act is not focused on trying to get the person to stop doing things that annoyed me or made me feel vulnerable. It is easy to see I am operating in the lower vibrations when the aim of my imagining is stopping the other person. This is operating from the survival mode. My intention is the issue. Being a happy camper comes when I program my thinking in concepts from higher consciousness. Transformed to being a happy camper I am no longer inclined to think or plan to limit or harm others. Playing Lauren’s part, discussing her proficiency in her new job contributes to her being a happy camper. Being proficient grasps her attention – so much that she focuses her thinking in increasing her proficiency and deriving even greater benefits. This is so transforming!

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Reviewed by m j hollingshead 6/22/2016

thought provoking read


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