Present a full picture like a negative, and trust in the process being successful. You don’t doubt that when you have a negative imprinted onto film and properly processed that the picture will appear.

Manifesting is the same set-up. You present your desire to the universe with as much detail as possible of what is really important to you, and in full faith, you let it go. You let the idea go and do its thing on its own. It goes with the momentum behind it and the clarity with which you’ve presented it. You don’t second guess the process, and you don’t second guess the means for it to come about. You just let it go because in the act of second guessing or wondering, or questioning, you’ve withdrawn the command, the clarity of what you’re presenting. You’ve negated the result. It would be like going to the store and picking up a stick of butter and throwing it into your cart. When you get home you expect to find butter. If you stood in the store and wondered if it’s butter or_margarine, or a mouse, you wouldn’t buy it. Neither would we. Don’t negate the impulse.

It’s fine to understand the laws of manifestation in your head, intellectually, but to have it manifest successfully, you’ve got to have faith. You can intellectualize all you want, but it takes raw faith, absolute certainty.

The certainty is the engine behind the idea.
It is the power that’s going to make it come about._
If you give the universe a picture, and the next morning you wonder, “How is that going to happen?,” “It’s never going to happen,” or, “I better change it!,” then you’re right, it’s never going to happen.

So then, the procedure is:

1) Clearly present exactly what you desire.

2) Declare after imaging it in, “So Be It.”_ Now “So Be It” is not a wishy-washy statement. You say, “SO BE IT,” and then,

3) You let it go. You don’t think about it again._ The deed is done. The die is cast. Any further_ conflicting or confusing thoughts negate the_ power to make it happen.

Again, it’s well thought out, it’s well presented, and it’s absolutely expected to happen.

If you’re a first-class swimmer, and you enter the water to swim to the other side, you don’t think, “Gee, I can’t swim!” You’d sink.

You are becoming Creators. You always were Creators, but you forgot that you have this power, and if you have the slightest doubt, if you have the least hesitation as to its coming about, the very same power to create has the power to negate.

You’ve given an idea the power to create it positively,_and then if you negate the power, the idea meets in the middle as neutral, as a no-thing. Again, it’s the Law of Polarity — the positive and negative are equal powers. One can negate the other.

The process is simple, but it’s not to be understood intellectually; it’s to be understood in the gut. “I know.” “It will be.” No doubts, no anticipation.

Have the faith to present an idea clearly, affirm “So Be It,” and let it go. Let it do its own thing.
_Then you will be a Manifester.

Now as to time, it may not happen in the timing as you understand it, but it will be in the proper time because all is in Divine Order. If you’ve given your life over to your Higher Self, your Holy Spirit, then you must have faith that whatever it is will happen at the proper moment in time. So be careful what you ask for because you might get it. Be choosy in your thoughts. “As a man thinketh, so it is for him.”

In negating the idea that you’ve presented, you’re saying that what you want is separate from you. And if all is One, how can it be separate from you?

Sometimes in the interim between the creation and its coming about, there are lessons in experience_presented, if one is on the path of self-knowledge.

The more you believe in your power to manifest, the more completely and quickly that which you have called forth will be.

Faith is a great gift of Wisdom, so keep the faith. Honor your own power. Be at peace. So Be It.

Posted May, 2006