it took me 6 years to discover these two manifestation secrets

The speaker, drawing on years of experience with Neville Goddard's teachings on manifestation, emphasizes two key principles for achieving goals. First, they highlight the importance of a controlled imagination and sustained attention on the feeling of the wish fulfilled, stressing that repeatedly focusing on the desired state helps internalize it. Second, they explain that what one claims to be internally today will manifest externally in the future, advocating for a deep identification with the desired state despite current reality. By aligning inner beliefs with desired outcomes, external circumstances will eventually mirror these internal convictions.

• Controlled Imagination and Sustained Attention: Emphasizes the importance of a controlled imagination and sustained attention focused on the desired outcome.
• Thinking From the Ideal: Advocates for thinking from the state of the desired outcome rather than thinking of it.
• Identification with the Desired State: Stresses the necessity of identifying deeply with the desired state to transform it into reality.

"You are limited only by your uncontrolled imagination and lack of attention to the feeling of your wish fulfilled."

• Explanation: This quote highlights the constraints imposed by an uncontrolled imagination and inadequate attention to the feeling of the wish being fulfilled.

"The great secret is a controlled imagination and well-sustained attention firmly and repeatedly focused on the object to be accomplished."

• Explanation: Neville emphasizes that success in manifestation requires a controlled imagination and sustained, repeated focus on the desired outcome.

• Starting with Desire: The process begins with a desire for change, often triggered by dissatisfaction with the current state.
• Forming the Ideal State: Without needing proof or evidence, one must create and clarify the ideal state they wish to achieve.

"It all starts with a desire. It all starts with a want for change, with a hunger, with you wanting to be different."

• Explanation: The initial step in manifestation is the desire for change, driven by dissatisfaction with the current situation.

"We create this ideal... we get clarity on who is it that I want to be, what is it that I want to have, and we start to form this image."

• Explanation: After recognizing the desire, the next step is to form a clear image of the ideal state in one's mental sphere.

• Deep Identification: It's essential to deeply identify with the desired state, not just flirt with possibilities.
• Assuming the Ideal State: One must assume they are already in the desired state without needing external confirmation.
• Alignment with the Desired State: The focus should be on aligning with the desired state rather than creating it.

"Once you know what you want, you have to assume that you are already that ideal without any proof, without any confirmation."

• Explanation: This underscores the importance of assuming the desired state as already achieved, without waiting for external validation.

"You have to fuse with that. You have to align with that. You're not creating that and trying to make that happen. No, it is so creation is finished."

• Explanation: The process involves aligning with the desired state, as creation is already complete.

• Seeing Through the Desired Lens: One should view the world from the perspective of the desired state.
• Imaginative Visualization: Use imagination to see the world from the desired state, even if there's no external proof.
• Resonance with Desired Outcomes: When deeply identified with the desired state, related images and scenarios naturally come to mind.

"See the world from that perspective through the lens of the version of yourself that you want to be."

• Explanation: This emphasizes the need to view the world from the perspective of the desired state.

"Internally we could still see the world from how would we see it... what would the mood be like, what would the feeling be like?"

• Explanation: Encourages imaginative visualization of the world from the desired state to foster identification with it.

• Creating Mental Images: Form mental images that imply the desired state is already achieved.
• Concentrating on the Feeling: Focus on the feeling of already being in the desired state.
• Automatic Resonance: Once aligned with the desired state, relevant images and scenarios will naturally resonate with that state.

"First visualize the picture in your consciousness but visualize that state."

• Explanation: Start by visualizing the desired state in your mind.

"Automatically images come to your awareness... that are in resonance with that desired outcome."

• Explanation: Once aligned with the desired state, relevant images and scenarios will naturally come to mind, reinforcing the desired state.

• Understanding the concept of living in the state of the wish fulfilled.
• Imagining yourself as already having what you desire and feeling the emotions associated with that state.
• The importance of internalizing the desired version of yourself.

"How would it feel if that's the only version of you possible? If your desired version of yourself is the only version possible, how would that feel?"

• Consider the empowering nature of fully adopting the desired self as the only reality.

"Feel yourself to be in this state as though it actually formed your surrounding world."

• Emphasizes the importance of feeling as if the desired state is already your reality.

• Differentiating between the outer, limited self and the inner, imaginative self.
• The outer self experiences the physical world, while the inner self can dwell in the wish fulfilled.

"There are two beings here in a sense: the outer you and the inner you."

• Highlights the dual nature of our existence, focusing on the power of the inner self.

"Externally, you're always stuck in the sense world... but internally, the inner self can already be placed somewhere new."

• The inner self can transcend current circumstances by imagining a different reality.

• Imagining creates reality by transforming mental images into physical experiences.
• The importance of continuously assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled.

"Imagining creates reality... assuming the feeling of your wish fulfilled and continuing therein."

• Stresses the necessity of maintaining the feeling of the wish fulfilled to manifest desired outcomes.

"Some people are really good at understanding the theory... but then they face a curveball and lose focus."

• Many struggle with maintaining the desired state when faced with challenges.

• The need for persistence in maintaining the state of the wish fulfilled despite external challenges.
• The pitfalls of seeking external changes without internal transformation.

"The one who seeks for love never finds love... you have to be the financially abundant person."

• Emphasizes that being internally aligned with what you seek is crucial for manifestation.

"Without assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled, you will forever be free of the results."

• Reinforces that results follow internal states, not external efforts.

• Understanding imagination as a tool for solving problems and transcending limitations.
• Problems are not final; they can be transcended by shifting internal states.

"When you understand the Redemptive function of imagination, you hold in your hands the key to the solution of all your problems."

• Highlights the transformative power of imagination in overcoming challenges.

"Neville said... you could always transcend all problems and go beyond them."

• Imagination allows for transcending current problems by assuming the state of the solution.

• The importance of sustained attention on the feeling of the wish fulfilled.
• Repeatedly experiencing the desired state in imagination sessions to solidify it in consciousness.

"A well-sustained attention firmly and repeatedly focused on the feeling of the wish fulfilled."

• Sustained attention is crucial for embedding the desired state in consciousness.

"We really go into... a repeated imagination session for 10 to 20 minutes."

• Long, repeated imagination sessions help to crowd out old states and reinforce the desired state.

• Life reflects the contents of your consciousness and inner reality.
• Changing your inner world leads to changes in your external world.

"Your life is out picturing the contents of your consciousness."

• Life mirrors what you hold in your inner reality, making internal change essential for external transformation.

"Change the contents of our Consciousness... until it fills Your Inner Space."

• The process of filling your consciousness with the desired state until it becomes your dominant reality.

• Fully surrendering to the desired version of yourself to crowd out old states.
• The importance of identifying with the desired self to manifest it in reality.

"Fully surrendering yourself to that desired self."

• Complete identification with the desired self is necessary to manifest it.

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• The ultimate realization that internal transformation leads to external manifestation.

• Imagination allows you to experience desired realities before they manifest externally.
• The concept of experiencing desires in the imagination as if they are already fulfilled.
• Maintaining imaginative experiences can lead to actualization in the physical world.

"You can experience in imagination what you desire to experience in reality."

• Imagination is a powerful tool for experiencing desires as if they are already real.

"By maintaining this experience in the imagination, your desire will become an actuality."

• Consistently experiencing desires in imagination helps them manifest in reality.

"Your desire already is an actuality, your desire already is in existence."

• Desires exist in a state of potentiality and can be experienced as real in the imagination.

• Identifying and maintaining the feeling of having already achieved your desire.
• Visualization techniques to evoke the feeling of the wish fulfilled.
• Emotions are a byproduct of vivid imaginative experiences.

"What would imply you have a letter? You would climb it. You want a rose? What would imply you have a rose? You would smell it, you would hold it in your hand."

• Visualizing specific actions associated with having your desire helps evoke the feeling of fulfillment.

"The keyword is maintaining this experience and going back to this imaginative experience of the wish fulfilled."

• Continuously revisiting the imaginative experience of fulfillment is crucial for manifestation.

"You're limited only by your uncontrolled imagination and lack of attention to the feeling of your wish fulfilled."

• The main barriers to manifestation are an uncontrolled imagination and not focusing on the feeling of fulfillment.

• The role of assumption in manifesting desires.
• Persistence in the face of sensory evidence to the contrary.
• The Biblical principle of believing you have received what you desire.

"That which now you claim yourself to be is that which tomorrow you will encounter in your life."

• What you assume and claim in the present will manifest in your future reality.

"Whatsoever you desire, believe you have received, and then you will."

• The principle of believing you already have what you desire as a precursor to its manifestation.

"For an assumption though false and denied by the senses if persisted in will harden into fact."

• Persistent belief in an assumption, despite sensory evidence, will eventually make it a reality.

• The importance of internal belief and conviction.
• Using imagination to create a sense of naturalness and conviction.
• The role of inner experiences in solidifying belief.

"Believe you have received it. What does that mean? Where can we believe that we have received something for which our external senses have no evidence? In our inner world, in our awareness, in our imagination."

• The inner world and imagination are where belief in the fulfillment of desires can be cultivated.

"I am it here and now. It's not I hope to receive it or I'm going to receive it. I am it here and now."

• The importance of identifying as already having your desire in the present moment.

"Through our imagination, we can start to believe, we can start to be convinced, we can start to create naturalness."

• Imagination helps in developing a natural and convincing belief in the fulfillment of desires.

• The use of affirmations in manifesting desires.
• Potential pitfalls of affirmations when not aligned with internal beliefs.
• Handling emotional triggers and maintaining focus on the desired state.

"I am abundant, I am abundant, which again can work if it's really like an intentional conscious shift that is happening through that affirmation."

• Affirmations can be effective if they lead to a genuine shift in consciousness.

"A lot of people struggle with that because then their mind is looking for even more confirmation and there is no proof."

• Affirmations can cause frustration if they highlight the lack of current evidence for the desired state.

"Instead of asking, 'Why is this happening? Why is this now like this? What should I do now?' we go back and experience in the here and now again the wish fulfilled."

• Returning to the imaginative experience of fulfillment helps manage emotional triggers and doubts.

• The two-part process of manifestation: internal fulfillment followed by external confirmation.
• The importance of first embodying the desired state internally.
• Manifestation as a consequence of the internal state of fulfillment.

"First, we have to be it. I am it here now. Believe you already have it. You are it here now."

• The necessity of first identifying with the desired state internally.

"The manifestation is the consequence of the wish fulfilled. The wish fulfilled first happens inside of you."

• External manifestation follows the internal experience of fulfillment.

"You first have to fulfill your wish inside of you by experiencing that it already is."

• Internal experience and fulfillment precede and lead to external manifestation.

• Imagination is a powerful tool that allows you to create any experience you desire.
• Imagining the fulfillment of your wishes creates a mirror image in reality.
• Visualization is a subset of imagination, which encompasses all senses – sight, sound, touch, etc.
• The inner self, or inner man, should be placed in the state of wish fulfillment.

"Imagining creates reality. Imagining experiencing the wish fulfilled creates the external experience of that."

• Imagining your desires as already fulfilled will manifest them in your external world.

"Your imagination allows you to make whatever experience you want. You can listen to the friend, you can be on the beach, you can see this, you can visualize this."

• Imagination is not limited to visualizing; it includes all sensory experiences.

• Persisting in the assumption of your wish being fulfilled, despite sensory evidence, will eventually harden it into fact.
• Conviction and unwavering faith are essential in this process.

"If you persist in that unseen state, that unseen assumption, it eventually has to harden into fact."

• Persistence in your assumption, even if it is currently unseen, will make it a reality.

"The conviction is so strong that there's an unwavering faith, conviction, trust, knowingness."

• Strengthening your belief to the point of unwavering faith is crucial for manifestation.

• Assumptions, even if false, can become reality if persisted in.
• The unseen reality already exists and will eventually become seen.

"An assumption, though false and denied by your senses, if persisted in, will harden into fact."

• Persisting in an assumption, despite sensory denial, will make it a fact.

"It already exists; it simply hardens into fact. It's like the unseen then becomes seen."

• The unseen reality exists and will eventually manifest visibly.

• There is no need to convince your rational mind of your assumptions.
• Experiencing the unseen reality will help it become more accepted by the rational mind.

"You don't have to convince your rational mind. You could still assume that unseen reality by experiencing it."

• Assuming and experiencing the unseen reality helps bypass the need for rational mind acceptance.

"Make use of this ability to assume things to go above your senses."

• Utilizing the ability to assume beyond sensory input is crucial for manifestation.

• Life reflects your inner world; changing your inner state will change your external reality.
• Forming your state from within, rather than from external cues, creates a more empowered feedback loop.

"Life is a very slow, very unempowering feedback loop of looking at what life shows us, forming our state out of that."

• Forming your state based on external reality creates a disempowering cycle.

"At some point, you have to make a cut and say, 'I decide what is.'"

• Deciding your state from within, rather than external reality, empowers you.

• Identifying with your desired state internally will make it natural and normal externally.
• Life gives you who you are, not what you want.

"Once it becomes natural, what is natural to you, who you know yourself to be, life does not give you what you want; life gives you who you are."

• Internal identification with your desired state will naturally reflect in your external reality.

"As within, so without. First, it's a subjective knowing which only you know."

• Your internal state, known only to you, will eventually manifest externally.

• Uncontrolled imagination can lead to unwanted realities.
• Focusing on the feeling of the wish fulfilled makes it natural and accepted.

"You're limited only by your uncontrolled imagination, imagining random things, imagining unwanted things."

• Uncontrolled imagination can create unwanted outcomes.

"Putting attention on the feeling of the wish fulfilled so it becomes natural and accepted."

• Focusing on the feeling of fulfillment helps make it a natural part of your reality.

• Dissatisfaction with current life circumstances can be changed by repositioning yourself internally.
• There is no need to find the cause of current undesired circumstances; focus on changing the internal state.

"We don't have to go back and find the exact moment where we potentially imagined that or caused that."

• There is no need to find the cause of current circumstances; focus on changing the internal state.

"Reposition ourselves within regardless of what right now is showing up."

• Changing your internal state will eventually change your external reality.

• Imagination and assumption are powerful tools for creating desired realities.
• Persistence, conviction, and internal identification are key to manifesting desires.
• Life reflects your inner world; changing your internal state will change your external reality.

"These are two very important keys. If you like the video, definitely leave me a like so that this video spreads and more people wake up to their inner world."

• The speaker encourages sharing the message to help others awaken to their inner world and powers.