By recognizing Imagination as the power over any situations I expand my education and I show how I exercise this power, including processes for reaching this point.
From the moment I took on the identity of Imagination my real task was to recognize my power. I took on my identity as Imagination and noticed such a struggle with my ego and intellect. The fight showed up in reports from my senses and reason, mainly telling me to “face reality”. It was fairly easy to visualize an event that differed from what was going on, but my senses and reason constantly “took” me back to what was going on around me. Eventually I found I could turn it around on my senses and reason. In other words, my process was simple. It involved naming concepts I wanted to experience, seeing corresponding images on the stage of my mind and interacting with these images. I developed a strong sense of my inner reality – my inner life.
With programming I turned to my senses and reason to account for my reality. Remembering I am Imagination, I caught myself feeling “the reality”. With concepts I fed to my mind I took into account the images I saw as real. I turned to my senses and reason, speaking to them and making them look at the images on the stage of my mind. Presenting these images repeatedly, I gave them the grand tour until they stopped trying to get me to face situations as the only reality.
For instance, I named an amount of money I wanted for making a purchase and saw an image of that amount as my bank account balance. With my senses and reason still in charge, I thought about making a purchase and turned my attention to the cash available balance I last saw on my online accounts. In that moment my heart sank, thinking I could not make the purchase. Showing the imaged amount to my senses and reason repeatedly eventually resulted in a shift of focus. In other words, at the thought of making a purchase, I moved my attention to the amount I imagined and felt comfortable with the thought. This did not happen overnight – I had to work with myself day in and day out, recognizing myself as Imagination being all the images in the situation.
Buying into the Neville teaching that all persons and all things represent concepts, it became easy for me to personify concepts. So I personified my “senses” and “reason”, “money amounts” and “bank accounts”. I observed these personified concepts – images – playing their parts on the stage of my mind. I talked with these images – “persons”, asking them questions and giving them instructions of what to do. I listened and responded to their comments. For instance, my “sight people” and “touch people” looked at the “money amount people” in my bank account online. Along with my “reason people” they easily concluded that I did not have enough funds available in that account to make the purchase I had indicated. I showed them the “money amount people” in my inner bank account. It was easy for them to see the “money amount people” of my inner bank account far exceeded the “money amount people” in my online bank account. They were free to touch the “money amount people” in my inner bank account.
The inner life experience with the various “concept people” was the means by which I put both the accounts, online and inner bank, on a level playing ground. The “senses people” highlighted the online bank account according to its limits while I as Imagination highlighted the inner bank account as being highly abundant. I noticed one singular factor – I played all the parts of all the “people” in this financial drama. In my education, I realized who was playing the parts. Very easily I saw it was not the “human” I that goes by the name Neeta playing the parts. Yet I was the one playing all the parts. Buying into the Neville teaching that we are all Imagination, I took into account that the I – playing the parts – is Imagination. This is who I am.
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