>>14501>I just think there's a certain key element somewhere that I'm missing and I need to isolate it.The guy above who says it all comes down to intense imagination is missing something, imo. The other key element is feeling the emotion of the desire as if it was already yours. Neville Goddard, being a Christian, bases his formula for miracles on the one that Jesus gives in Mark 11:24, when his disciples ask him how he killed a fig tree with a curse:
>'Therefore I say unto thee, what things soever ye desire, pray as though thou hadst already received them, and they shall surely be thine.'(interestingly, in the next sentence, he mentions forgiving everyone you have any ill-will toward, so that God will likewise forgive you, which may indicate something about karma interfering with wish manifestation or something)
Greg Braden talks about this a lot in his seminars on 'The Divine Matrix.' They're all over Youtube if you want to watch one. He also talks about how this same formula of visualization+feeling as if your desire is already fulfilled is known and used by Tibetan Buddhists, and shows ultrasound footage of Chinese practitioners using it to shrink a tumor into nonexistence over the course of a couple minutes.
It's also the basic principle of The Secret, of course, and Tony Robbins famously talks about using it to become a billionaire and buy castles and win the lottery and stuff. It all ultimately derives from Mark 11:24: pray as though your prayer has already been answered; feel grateful and happy as if you've already got what you want.
