breakbeat_soul
Joined: 08 Aug 2012
Posts: 20
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 Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 2:41 am Post subject: Intention - How Can You Tell Incomplete Work from Veto? |
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I don't know where you guys are at on the Seth channelings/publications, I've read three books out of the series although I may pause for a minute. While they seem incredibly cohesive and cogent in content I've run into a few angles that have me scratching my head and where I'd like to be sure that I can pin down any extra rules he hadn't mentioned prior to taking it all hook, line, and sinker.
My question is this. Its my first time really trying to manifest in a proper sense. I've taken some hints from Access Consciousness (or at least the free tools), taken some hints to thank the universe for something I have but not necessarily restrict it by visualization. Alternately I'll take the first approach of "What would it take for me to align myself frequentially with...?".
In as many ways I'll stay positive, assure myself that its as good as in my lap, for instance "I love my new job" and reminding myself that I'm psyched, pumped, and thrilled by it.
The trick is, while I've heard in all kinds of literature that you do these things - innit - and you're off to the races. HOWEVER, there's a caveat, closer to an elephant in the room: I've also heard that the higher and inner self - being able to consciously reach backward, forward, and sideways to parallel lines of time - will veto decisions that would lead you off track; and for what that's worth they could be ideas or decisions that would look great, even possibly mandatory to the ego self.
So: How do you tell the difference between an incomplete thus not arrived at manifestation and a manifestation injunted/vetoed by your inner or higher self? |
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Sabrinmg
Joined: 29 Jan 2012
Posts: 192
Location: Over the rainbow
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The general rule seems to be that when you are manifesting, it's three strikes before you should try something else. I'm quite sure you're familiar with Einstein's definition of insanity "doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result".
That's the vetoing process in action. You need to learn, if you don't, the vetoing will happen to infinity.
You're never denied what you want, though you need to be open to allowing yourself to be guided down a different path - and you usually end up with something better (for you and others). |
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