Feeling Twisty

Neville Goddard says, "To desire it is to have it." If you have a desire, that's God in you telling you it's yours. So, instead of worrying about what technique to use or how many affirmations you need to recite, why not make it easy. Just assume it's a done deal. Take it for granted that your desire is fulfilled. 

You don't need anyone outside of yourself to be the person you want to be. Rather than give away your power to circumstance, realize the "I Am," your own imagination, is where all the power rests.
Check out this site I came across recently. It's loaded with beautiful articles by beautiful people. https://www.iam-love.co/

I came across a few mementos from my childhood last night. And I spent the last 24 hours going back, in imagination, reliving some wonderful times as a kid. I was making then, now and there, here, which is the same thing Neville Goddard talks about in his lectures. 

I talk about intentional imaginal acts and how we're actually imagining / assuming all day long. So, what are you imagining about yourself and your world?
I also mentioned my brother's farm in Boonville, MO. Here's a link if you're interested in delicious chicken, turkey, and pork: Hickory Hill Pastures

This one was fun. I managed to talk about President Donald Trump and orgasms in the same episode. 
 

"The truth of any concept is known by that feeling of a peculiar certainty." Neville Goddard

Motion can be detected by a change in position relative to an object. When I move to the state of the wish fulfilled and continue thinking from that state, then I can detect a change because the way I see the world and the way the world sees me is different than the view from my old state. 

I open with a little story about way under cooked chicken and my desire to have some yummy chicken salad. I also talk about how those in our little world see us as we first see ourselves. 

Make the bad good and the good better through revision. 

I've noticed that a couple things that show up in my breathing and body when I am unsuccessful at imagining a specific outcome. 
I paraphrase the story of Isaac, Esau, and Jacob. You can find the story in Genesis 25.