Coralie's Manifestation Manual

Coralie’s Manifestation Manual

April 29th, 2009

Introduction

First of all, this is a manifestation manual. It’s not about the ‘why’ or ‘why nots’ of manifestation- it’s a how-to. I’m sure you can find many other articles about why it works or why someone may believe it doesn’t. This is not for that.

The methods that I will explain are methods that I have learned from various sources, and I will illustrate them the way I have put them to use. They have personally worked for me- because I ‘knew’ they would. If you want to derive some benefit from it, one thing to do is to believe it will work, or at least to believe it can- and to follow the steps in order. This is important- to not do it would be like to cleaning up your closet without throwing anything out- unless you already dispose of excessive things in your daily life it just won’t work.

Catalogue and List

Find out what you really want.

Do you really want an object, or the way it makes you feel? Ponder this, for it is very important. Once you have identified what you want, remember how it makes you feel, for that is very important for the process.

Denials, False Beliefs. Things that Stand in your Way

Why can’t you have it? Make a list of the reasons why you don’t feel you have it. Can you afford it? Is money the problem? Do you not feel deserving of the object? Is there something about the object that makes you stop and doubt why you can’t have it? List as many reasons you can for not being able to have it- from the inconsequential, ridiculous to the very serious.

Put this list aside for later.

Now you will get into your psychology. Your ideas, where they came from, and how to verify them. If you were born into a religion, you need to make a list of the beliefs about yourself and the world that come from it. Next put down the ideas about the world you got from your parents, no matter if they are ideas you no longer believe. It is irrelevant at this point- you heard it from them, so it goes into the list. Next, make a list of ideas you have gotten from your peers (friends, coworkers, etc.) For example, if you work in an office you may hear jokes like “another day another penny” etc. Then, lastly, write about the ideas you have obtained from society at large: What you see on TV, what your political party of choice tells you about society, etc.

The past and how it affects you

Now, here comes the longest, most tedious part, the part that may be painful, but must be dealt with: Take the first ‘worldview list’, the one from your parents and religion, and ask yourself how to reconcile those ideas with what you want. If you grew up in a religion that preaches poverty as a good thing, then wanting a big fancy car may be incompatible with your wish. If you grew up in a family in which privation was the norm, in which people with money were looked down on, then you becoming one of them may cause internal conflict. It is at this point in which you must decide where your desire is coming from. If you desire something that is incompatible with your deeply held beliefs, it will not come into fruition until it is reconciled. At this moment you must decide- is this desire ok for me to have? Is it selfish, will it deprive someone else? It is this moment when deep introspection is necessary: If you wish for a harmonious family life then it wouldn’t seem to cause an internal conflict- if you wish for a million dollars so you can have some sort of revenge on someone (negative need) then the results can backfire on you. If you recognize that some of the beliefs you grew up with are no longer what you believe now, then this is the moment in which you must challenge them, because plainly rejecting them isn’t going to work. This is where some of the homework is. At this point, you have to:

Take the list of beliefs you made, and disprove them.

If you believe that “money is the root of all evil” then you must look it up: It’s (for example in this case) “the love of money is the root of all evil”. This is a very important thing to realize; both sentences don’t mean the same thing, and the first one (which is incorrect, but the one you hear most repeated) can make you make unfortunate choices when it comes down to handling it. This may be painful, but you have to do this process with all the beliefs that are not in line with your goal. If this is not possible then you need to get another goal. It’s that simple.

When you have gone through all your lists, (which could take a while), you will then make a list of the beliefs you have discarded, and a list of the beliefs you have kept or substituted. You will then, make a ceremony and burn down the discarded beliefs, and flush them down the toilet. You will then keep your new list of beliefs for later.

No, you’re not done. This is the one that is most painful. Make a list of all the people who ever have hurt you (I mean cause you pain, not unimportant things), and write what they did to you. Then find a way to forgive them. I don’t mean ‘pretend that it was ok’; that is not forgiveness, that is denial. One way is to revisit what happened, see what part you had in the situation, and then forgive them for what they did to you, and ask (mentally) for forgiveness for whatever part you had in the situation.

Once that is done, and it may take a long time, you may then decide who stays in your life and who doesn’t, and emotionally let them go- I don’t mean leave your wife/girlfriend/husband, etc. I mean do a severing ritual/meditation and emotionally let them go. That way even if they are there they won’t have a hold on your emotions. Do this as many times as possible. This is extremely important because in manifesting, you must claim your God-given power, and a victim is a person who has given away their power to someone else. So victimhood must go. If you feel a sense of nobility in victimhood, it’s time to go back to your lists of beliefs-and find out where it came from, and go through this ‘debunking’ process before you continue.

These steps may have to be taken more than once, because sometimes in your life stuff comes up that you thought was resolved. It is ok to ’start all over’- There is never finality in this process. While we exist in this three-dimensional existence things do and will come up.

At this point your list of ‘why I can’t have/do this’ should be empty.

On to Manifesting

Now you are ready to do some manifesting. Realize that manifestation is what we are here to do- We (and I mean everything and everyone) create this existence. This is our job, and what we do every day. You either do it subconsciously (another day, another dollar) or consciously: “The Universe is an unlimited source”. It is important that we realize we are not talking about money or objects only- in fact money and objects are the result of our manifested emotion. So the emotion better be positive and constructive. This has to be very clear, and it not up for debate. We can discuss until the cows come home about this, but if you don’t believe this, then this manual isn’t for you.

To improve the quality and effectiveness of your creative power, these are the steps:

Cultivate gratitude.

Be grateful for what you have. You are the product or expression of the Universal creative principle (one of the attributes of God, for those religiously inclined) and it is essential that we recognize the source- gratitude opens up channels for more creativity. So thank your God for everything you have, and when you get something, thank God (the Universe, Spirit, the Creative principle…) for it. That doesn’t mean you don’t thank or feel gratitude towards the person/organization your good came from- Wherever it came from is an actualization of this principle. So if Grandma gave me $20.00 I must feel grateful for the fact that she thought of me and wanted me to have it, and also thankful for God for bringing her to me for this good thing. Love and Gratitude.

Realize that you are part (an essential part) of everything that is. Realize that everything you do is good (and if it isn’t, then it’s time to change that) for the greater whole. So apply this feeling of positive contribution to the whole to everything you do. Even if you don’t love it, you are doing somebody good. So when you pay your light bill, remember that your money is part of the money that one of the people working there might need to feed his/her family, and they can do it because of people like you. And God working through you for that/these person/people.

Tithe.

I don’t mean to a church or religious organization, but that’s ok too, provided that you feel that it’s for the benefit of others. Tithing applies to anything or anybody. If there is someone who is hungry, feeding them is tithing. Reading to the blind is tithing. You get the picture. Your prosperity is for the good of the universe. You deserve to be prosperous.

Why all this giving? Three answers: One: You are the manifestation of good in this world. Giving out of Love, or the desire to do good puts you in harmony to the highest part of yourself. Two: You are part of the greater picture: The more good you do, the more good there is to come back to you. Three: The universe abhors a vacuum. If you give, you give the Universe a chance to fill the empty space. And since the Universe is always creating itself, you will probably get more than what you gave. (The universe is always creating itself? Yep, that’s why it’s inflating).

It has been said that Love is the only thing that’s real, and I agree with this. I don’t mean what is popularly thought of as love (lust, wanting to possess, etc.) but what is known as the drive to want the best for someone else, the desire to protect someone else, in the material sense. Without getting into mythology, it has been reported by people that have had NDE’s that the only beings (people) that existed or they thought about were the people (animals, etc.) that they loved- nothing else seemed to exist in the state they were in. So let’s take that into consideration: When you want to manifest, what is the most important part of it is how the object of manifestation is going to make you feel. When you think of this, you need to recall that emotion- you have to make the emotion happen when you think of the object. So, if I want to manifest a pool, when I think of this pool, instead of thinking “I want this pool” which is a big no-no I have to think about the good times I am going to happen in it. The feeling of love has to be tied to it: (Love as in: Having fun with your family/friends that you love, etc.).

Visualize and Realize. (I know, it sounds cheesy, but it rhymes)

Always visualize what you want in the present as if you have it already. Realize you are putting positive energy in manifesting something that already exists in the astral- What you are doing is helping it manifest in the actual (material,time space continuum, yadda yadda…). This may take time in the actual, but if you think about it as something in the future, you are pushing the deadline forward- permanently. Remember that in the astral, it is always now. Only the actual takes time. So you think of what you want as if you have it already- because somewhere you have it already- you just want it in the actual- already. When you think of something as being in the future, you are affirming that it is not here now. So if you want something, you have to affirm it is here now. Just ’cause you don’t see it yet doesn’t mean it’s not here at all. It’s here, you just haven’t seen it yet.

The last part of the journey towards manifestation:

Affirmation.

This is the part many (including me) have made fun of, yet it works. It helps undo the damage that negative programming has put in your understanding. And it can help if you apply yourself to it. Depending on what you want to manifest, affirmation can be tedious or easy. This is how I do it, and it’s easy for me. (Started out tediously, but I trimmed it into what worked for me)- so here it is:

Remember the list of pro’s and cons for what we wanted to manifest? We got rid of the cons, now we turn the pro’s into affirmations. In the present tense, as if you have it now.

In the original example, I wanted a car. So I wrote: “It’s going to help the economy if I get this car”. This turns into: “My beautiful new car is good for the economy.” This is an affirmation. Do this with each of your pros. Then look around your life and see if there is negativity in places you wouldn’t expect, and write affirmations that deny the reality of this negativity. I do this in my home office, where I open the mail, and go in the internet. All kinds of negative programming flood the mail daily, so I have stuff dispersed in places I can see them where I do most of this type of activity: Kind of a self-styled subliminal programming. For example, amongst my daily-use envelopes I have a few that say stuff like “God is my Supply”, and “Only Good things Happen to me.” All my files say “Trust God” on the inside. Other general things like “There is no limit to God’s Good” and stuff like that. So when I open a piece of mail trying to sell me “help with my financial problems” I am counteracting with “God is my Supply=No limits”. It’s sneaky but I can be sneaky right back.

Of course, this is how I do this- if you are opposed to the idea of God for whichever reason, you can use “The Universe” “The Creative Principle” or whatever resonates with you (i.e. ‘floats your boat’). The idea is to continue to feed the inner creative power that you possess. Of course, if you don’t believe you possess it then you probably stopped reading this a while ago, and if you didn’t, then try it for kicks and giggles.
It’s just a matter of where you want to focus your mind.

Affirmations should be done before going to sleep, and should be at first written and read aloud to yourself, and later on in your process you can do them in your head. But they should be done for at least a month at first, and then tapered down to ‘as needed’. As I said before, they should be told in the present “I love my new car” and as simply as possible. For example, the above affirmation would be how I tell the one I was previously describing in the description.

I just want to add that this is a simple manifesting manual, it can be used for anything provided you have the ability to focus to this degree. It’s not meant to substitute whatever religious doctrine you subscribe to and works for you, and it definitely shouldn’t be substituted for any medical treatment you may be having- but it can be used in conjunction with whatever form of healing you have chosen. Not being a healer, I will stay away from that, and leave it to the experts, energetic and otherwise.

Cheers and giggles, C.F.

Written by Coralie Ferrandiz.
This article cannot be copied by anyone other than Experiencing Psi (where the original publication was issued), Beyond Within and Astral Dynamics, which is a very important part of my life.

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