u/BigTruker456

We have the wrong definition held by our subconscious minds: "Letting go of an object you were once holding."

So because of that definition, we conclude that letting go means "I won't have it anymore." Or, "That means I don't care if I manifest it or not." So we won't consider it.

The term "letting go" used in manifesting discussions has unconsciously made us avoid doing it out of fear we'd sabotage our manifestation. But the truth is that you don't need to hold onto what's already held onto and won't disconnect until it manifests.

What letting go really means: Stopping conscious involvement and trusting your subconscious mind with the manifestation process.

After you imagine what you want like it's already yours, together with that burning desire underpinning it, your subconscious mind races to manifest what you're claiming to already have. It will tell you if any action is needed and if certain steps are needed: you want a new sp and you get invited to Sue's party. Your subconscious arranged that, then urges you to accept, go to the party, and that's when you manifest the perfect sp you imagined. The only effort you made was imagining it!

When you don't trust your subconscious mind to do what it does (with an outstanding success rate of 100%), you get thoughts of doubt, impatience, and urges to help it along. That means RESISTANCE and your subconscious mind stops the process till you can figure out if you HAVE it (like you first imagined) or not. That's when "letting go" should be done which means allowing and trusting your subconscious mind.

You won't need to let go if you never get involved with the process and function of the subconscious mind. It's the tool that bridges you between what you want and getting it.

Gps does the same thing. It's the tool that bridges you between where you are and where you want to go. You DESIRE to go on a trip and you set your gps for the END GOAL, and you TRUST the gps to do its job and guide you every step of the way.

It's what you DON'T do that gives you skill.

Seems like we all came into manifesting school with the belief that some kind of physical effort and action is necessary. Maybe it's because we failed at thinking, wishing, hoping, and praying so much that we don't think our minds are capable.

It's ironic that all the action we take trying to manifest is manifested. In fact, every single action we take all day long begins with a DESIRE and without even realizing it, we imagine the end goal as if we already are doing it (living in the end). Then our subconscious minds guide us to the end goal we imagined. That's manifesting. Effortless manifesting, and we're already skilled at it!

What we also don't realize is that we have shifted through thousands of parallel realities and infinite versions of ourselves until we got to the one that is the end goal we imagined. Our subconscious minds work out all the details to make it manifest and flawlessly sync it with our timelines.

To get an idea how "effort" can delay or destroy a manifestation, imagine you have a desire to go to the bathroom and you imagine the end goal. Then you start wondering "I really need to get there fast but how slowly and carefully should I be watching and walking? What if I slip and break my leg and then wet myself? Should I bring my dish with me and stop off at the kitchen on the way? Who's texting me? I should probably grab a roll of toilet paper from the closet. Why is she texting me about that again!?" Subconscious can't speed it along with all that confusion, detours, and chatter (same as effort).

It doesn't matter if it's as small of a desire as a bathroom break, desire to go to the store, desire for chocolate... or it's as big as a new sp, a house, or piles of cash... it will always be the same process- our subconscious minds lead us to the end goal.

We have the wrong definition held by our subconscious minds: "Letting go of an object you were once holding."

So because of that definition, we conclude that letting go means "I won't have it anymore." Or, "That means I don't care if I manifest it or not." So we won't consider it.

The term "letting go" used in manifesting discussions has unconsciously made us avoid doing it out of fear we'd sabotage our manifestation. But the truth is that you don't need to hold onto what's already held onto and won't disconnect until it manifests.

What letting go really means: Stopping conscious involvement and trusting your subconscious mind with the manifestation process.

After you imagine what you want like it's already yours, together with that burning desire underpinning it, your subconscious mind races to manifest what you're claiming to already have. It will tell you if any action is needed and if certain steps are needed: you want a new sp and you get invited to Sue's party. Your subconscious arranged that, then urges you to accept, go to the party, and that's when you manifest the perfect sp you imagined. The only effort you made was imagining it!

When you don't trust your subconscious mind to do what it does (with an outstanding success rate of 100%), you get thoughts of doubt, impatience, and urges to help it along. That means RESISTANCE and your subconscious mind stops the process till you can figure out if you HAVE it (like you first imagined) or not. That's when "letting go" should be done which means allowing and trusting your subconscious mind.

You won't need to let go if you never get involved with the process and function of the subconscious mind. It's the tool that bridges you between what you want and getting it.

Gps does the same thing. It's the tool that bridges you between where you are and where you want to go. You DESIRE to go on a trip and you set your gps for the END GOAL, and you TRUST the gps to do its job and guide you every step of the way.

We have the wrong definition held by our subconscious minds: "Letting go of an object you were once holding."

So because of that definition, we conclude that letting go means "I won't have it anymore." Or, "That means I don't care if I manifest it or not." So we won't consider it.

The term "letting go" used in manifesting discussions has unconsciously made us avoid doing it out of fear we'd sabotage our manifestation. But the truth is that you don't need to hold onto what's already held onto and won't disconnect until it manifests.

What letting go really means: Stopping conscious involvement and trusting your subconscious mind with the manifestation process.

After you imagine what you want like it's already yours, together with that burning desire underpinning it, your subconscious mind races to manifest what you're claiming to already have. It will tell you if any action is needed and if certain steps are needed: you want a new sp and you get invited to Sue's party. Your subconscious arranged that, then urges you to accept, go to the party, and that's when you manifest the perfect sp you imagined. The only effort you made was imagining it!

When you don't trust your subconscious mind to do what it does (with an outstanding success rate of 100%), you get thoughts of doubt, impatience, and urges to help it along. That means RESISTANCE and your subconscious mind stops the process till you can figure out if you HAVE it (like you first imagined) or not. That's when "letting go" should be done which means allowing and trusting your subconscious mind.

You won't need to let go if you never get involved with the process and function of the subconscious mind. It's the tool that bridges you between what you want and getting it.

Gps does the same thing. It's the tool that bridges you between where you are and where you want to go. You DESIRE to go on a trip and you set your gps for the END GOAL, and you TRUST the gps to do its job and guide you every step of the way.

We have the wrong definition held by our subconscious minds: "Letting go of an object you were once holding."

So because of that definition, we conclude that letting go means "I won't have it anymore." Or, "That means I don't care if I manifest it or not." So we won't consider it.

The term "letting go" used in manifesting discussions has unconsciously made us avoid doing it out of fear we'd sabotage our manifestation. But the truth is that you don't need to hold onto what's already held onto and won't disconnect until it manifests.

What letting go really means: Stopping conscious involvement and trusting your subconscious mind with the manifestation process.

After you imagine what you want like it's already yours, together with that burning desire underpinning it, your subconscious mind races to manifest what you're claiming to already have. It will tell you if any action is needed and if certain steps are needed: you want a new sp and you get invited to Sue's party. Your subconscious arranged that, then urges you to accept, go to the party, and that's when you manifest the perfect sp you imagined. The only effort you made was imagining it!

When you don't trust your subconscious mind to do what it does (with an outstanding success rate of 100%), you get thoughts of doubt, impatience, and urges to help it along. That means RESISTANCE and your subconscious mind stops the process till you can figure out if you HAVE it (like you first imagined) or not. That's when "letting go" should be done which means allowing and trusting your subconscious mind.

You won't need to let go if you never get involved with the process and function of the subconscious mind. It's the tool that bridges you between what you want and getting it.

Gps does the same thing. It's the tool that bridges you between where you are and where you want to go. You DESIRE to go on a trip and you set your gps for the END GOAL, and you TRUST the gps to do its job and guide you every step of the way.

The problem is often too much effort to manifest with methods such as journaling, affirmations, subliminals, visualizing, etc. which raises questions like "Am I doing enough?" "Am I doing too much?" "Am I just waisting my time?" That's what leads to thoughts of doubt, impatience, and urges to do even more to help it along.

All the teachings about "Live in the end," "Act as if," "Be the person," "Raise your vibration," often backfire if you can't feel as amazing as you think it's intended to do. That letdown raises the question "Does this mean I can't manifest if I can't feel it?" If however, you can do it and it feels good, then definitely continue. Let your feelings be your guide. The best time to live in the end is when you launch your desire. Anything after that is not necessary but helpful if it feels good to you.

Don't make demands on the time frame: Manifesting happens as quickly as possible in the eternal NOW moment. You imagine your desire NOW, you manifest it NOW. Don't think of it coming later in the future, or you'll delay it till then.

THE FIX: If you get thoughts of doubt, impatience, or urges to help it along, respond saying "Already mine!" as you recall what you imagined as already yours. Bring your awareness to the feeling in your heart and how good it feels to HAVE your desire fulfilled.

As you go about your daily life, expect your manifestation, have faith that the formula will work, and know you'll be rewarded for your non-effort with a big surprise!

Keep your attention on things you already have and love a lot, being aware of the feeling in your heart. Maintaining that "having" rather than "lacking" mindset is what manifests more to have.

The problem probably isn't your technique. That doesn't require as much skill as you might think.

The problem is after launching your desire. When thoughts of doubt, impatience, or urges to help it along are not ignored, or they're given validation, it creates resistance.

Those negative thoughts causing resistance are often caused by efforts to manifest like journaling, affirmations, subliminals, visualizing, etc. Because you're trying to get what you originally claimed is already yours. That activity raises questions like "Am I doing enough?" "Am I doing too much?" "How long should this take?" "Why am I so tired of trying?" "What am I doing wrong?" "Am I just waisting my time?" So every time you do them, adds more questions and doubtfulness.

THE FIX: After you imagine your desire is already yours, have faith in The Trinity Formula: Desire (you imagine the end goal), Believe (you believe it's possible), Receive (you allow your subconscious mind to guide you to the end goal).

Allow your subconscious mind to do its job that it KNOWS HOW TO DO! It will make you clearly aware if any action is required.

All committed desires manifest! Not just some of the time, but all of the time, but only when you don't push them away with resistance.

Don't make demands on the time frame: Manifesting happens as quickly as possible in the eternal NOW moment. You imagine your desire NOW, you manifest it NOW. Don't think of it coming later in the future, or you'll delay it till then.

We know that the law means to assume the thing you desire is already yours. If we do that with strong belief, we'll manifest it without a problem, right?

NOT NECESSARILY. Law of Assumption is not just about the thing we desire. We also have an assumption our lives will be pretty much the same in the coming moments and into the near future. We want to feel safe about what's next, and one of the best ways to feel safe is to keep things the same. That assumption, held by our subconscious, secretly plays in the background of our newly unfolding timeline.

We consciously say we have our desired item but unconsciously wonder "Will I still be safe when and where I have it?" The unknown can be a little scary. That's what "worrying" is all about. Even if we normally don't worry too much about the future, our new desire might be triggering worry, especially if it's something we're not too familiar with like a wealthy lifestyle, new job, or new relationship.

THE FIX: Keep your desires more in line with your beliefs- in your comfort zone. This doesn't mean your mansion should be reduced to an apartment. When you imagine your desire as already yours, notice the safe and familiar surroundings. You can even say "I feel really safe and happy." Or perhaps you imagine telling someone about your manifestation: "Oh it's so surreal! It was definitely meant to be! I wasn't nervous at all!" Or talking to your new coworker: "I can't believe how much this office looks like my last job. I feel right at home here!" Or when imagining your future home, you also have a quick flashback to packing up the old place to move and how safe and confident you felt about the move.

The idea is to attach a feeling of familiarity and safety to what you desire. It also makes it easier and faster for your subconscious mind to target a parallel reality that already has your desire. If your desire is to lose weight, rather than imagining yourself in a size 2 fitted dress, imagine yourself in familiar clothes that are now way too big for you. You're creating a bridge from the old to the new that feels normal, natural, safe, and meant to be.

The more believable and safe your assumptions are, the better. Your assumption about your future desire being already yours maintains the same assumption about feeling safe right now and into the immediate future.

When you image something you desire, you're generating a feeling for it. Most of that feeling is in your heart.

By bringing your awareness to your heart while imagining what you desire and really FEELING the love and happiness within and bursting out of your heart, you're creating perfect conditions for manifesting:

You'll give your subconscious mind the exact coordinates like gps to guide you to the parallel reality where your desire is already fulfilled. What you imagine is the actual place with a different version of yourself.

You'll create heart-mind coherence: the perfect state of receptivity for all your heart's desires.

You'll establish a solid committed desire and all committed desires manifest!

Over the coming days, expect it to manifest, ignore thoughts of doubt, impatience, and urges to help it along.

"Effort" is the primary reason for manifesting failure because it adds more doubt and impatience resistance energy. Trust the formula and your subconscious mind and you'll always be rewarded with everything your heart desires.