Manifestation
In Psychology, manifestation generally means using our thoughts, feelings, and beliefs to bring something to our physical reality.
In Quantum Physics, we look at Antiworlds. These are parallel realities that form when a path is not chosen. The many worlds theory and the parallel universe theory arose from this question: where are all the antiparticles? A related question: where are the choices “not observed” or not manifested in concrete reality?
So how does one make sense of instant manifestation? Practice! Louise Hay and Wayne Dyer are just two people that wrote about abundance and manifestation. According to Louise, it’s as easy as repeating affirmations. Mr. Dyer likes a spiritual approach. There is also The Secret which comes in the form of a book and a movie.
I have practiced manifestation since I was a child. I just didn’t know what it was called. Everybody can manifest. The challenge is believing it.
Here are some steps you can take to bring what you want into your life. Just remember that you can also bring what you do not want into your life if that is what you are focusing on.
- Practice “I am” statements.
- For instance, if you are looking for a promotion, your affirmation would be “I am a Vice President” or whatever it is you are aspiring to be. We must use statements and affirmations that are in the present, otherwise, the universe does not manifest it in the present time and your promotion falls somewhere in the antiworlds.
- Create a vision board or dream board.
- Looking at words and images of what you are manifesting keeps your intentions in the present. Place it somewhere that you will see it frequently.
- Be mindful of your brain chatter.
- If you are thinking that you will never get that promotion, then chances are that you will not. Our brains automatically go to the negative because it uses less energy. It takes practice and a lot of conscious energy to retrain your brain, but you can do it. It is called creating new neuropathways.
