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Yet you may open the door on any given day to a probable world from your
immediate standpoint, and never know the difference.
This happens all the time, and I mean all the time.
Seth -The Nature of the Psyche
Session 797, Page 203
This follows along nicely with my new mantra that anything can change
in an instant. And I think I’ve actually stumbled upon a practice that has
led me to experience other probable realities immediately, just as Seth says:
it happens all the time.
I first wrote about it in The Art of Revision and then a follow up post on
Playing It Forward. This is where I am utilizing Neville’s technique of
revising my day just before I go to sleep and then pre-paving it just before
I get out of bed. My emphasis has not been on the events of the day them-
selves but on how I want to feel.
Now I’ve added a new practice and that is to stop in the instant that I feel
I’m in a ‘this sucks’ moment. Stop, withdraw my attention from it and go
within. I go within to my imagination and find the feeling place of how I
would prefer to feel. I wait till I feel as if I have embodied that feeling. At the
moment of embodiment a deep breath of satisfaction just seems to naturally
well up from donning the feeling. A shift has occurred, another probable
world has been entered, where everything has changed in my inner world
in an instant. And the truth that remains is I can no longer be held captive
by the events of the outer world. The outer world can do what it does, I am
independent of any facts. I do not face any reality unless it’s a reality I wish
to reproduce in my experience.
Well, not only have I stumbled upon a beautiful practice with the help of
Neville’s teachings – I’ve found true personal freedom and I’ve developed
a process that is so self-friendly, so loving, so true to one’s self. I have
always loved Louise Hay’s mantra: only good lies before me. However,
there were times I didn’t believe it. I believe it now.
