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Being the Solution
by Neeta Blair
Friday, December 19, 2014

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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     Faced with years of programming to limitation, I must educate Imagination on how to be the solution. My education starts by recognizing I am the solution.
I became conscious of being Imagination and reminded myself, saying day in and day out, “I am Imagination”. In my education I asked what it means to be Imagination. I wanted to know how being Imagination differs from being Neeta. Taking into account the Neville teaching of who Imagination is – the wisdom and power of God, I realized Imagination is the solution to any and all problems. I easily recognized the wisdom of God as being the best and appropriate ideas for any situation. I recognized the vastness of the wisdom of God – Omniscience – all-knowing, and I recognized the limitation of situations, giving expression to one or another possibility when the possibilities for expression are infinite. With Omniscience, I realized I had access to infinite possibilities for any situation. To educate Imagination to Omniscience, I merely acknowledged, “I am Imagination, the wisdom and power of God, having access to infinite possibilities”. Okay, if you think that is too simple, let me illustrate how I became aware of this process. I actually learned it through beliefs to which I was already programmed. Yes I had learned to tell you how I was feeling. So if I was hurting, I freely said, “I am in pain” or “This hurts so much”. While educating Imagination I found I was continually in pain when I acknowledged the pain, but when I got involved with something else, somehow the pain went away. After I learned about the value and impact of elevated emotions and practiced numerous experiments, I used elevated emotions to offset pain. I had read somewhere that pain in the body represents a lack of or need for love. So I looked at the area radiating pain and filled the atmosphere of that body part with the energy and light of love and appreciation. I saw images of love and appreciation in the forms of sparkling mists and I used a laser-like hose to distribute the energy. Readily I felt relief – yes, the body part stopped hurting. Another time I saw a commercial touting the great results from a “shot”. So I set the scene, releasing the energy and light of love and appreciation streaming through my fingers into the aching body part in liquid form. Again, I felt the pain leave right away. In each instance, I practiced Imagination being the solution. Imagination responded to activity I called for in the mind's eye. I thought love and appreciation flowing to the body parts: I filled the atmosphere and made injections. As the energy and light of love and appreciation surrounded the cells of the body parts, I realized that Imagination had become the solution. At no point in my humanness could I distribute the energy and light of love and appreciation. I do this only as Imagination. Part of educating Imagination, I speak about Imagination in first person, present tense, aware of being Imagination, saying what I did. I made myself be “okay” with saying “I did this” when I had become a new and different creation of Imagination and had set up new actions in my inner life experiences. I learned to feel great confidence when I looked around my inner world and pointed to solutions I brought into being. Any situation represents a problem and is an opportunity to discover I am the solution. Chiding me, my reasoning intellect asks, “Who do you think you are? How could you speak such a con?” The questions show my reasoning intellect was programmed into limitation. Any belief, thought or challenge to me as the solution is limitation and shows I forgot I am Imagination. In the face of any limiting situation – problems in health, finances, legal matters, political and social issues, etc. to be the solution, I, Imagination, focus on myself as being the solution.

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Reviewed by m j hollingshead 12/22/2014

thought provoking read

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