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Zesty
Tue Apr 22 2008, 11:41am
Hey,

I'm reading Bashar right now, I'm fully ready to become a deliberate creator 99% of the day. All is well :mrgreen: Life is good, and I am eternal. I have all eternity to figure this out, so I'm relaxing and creating this thread to see what happens.

The physical things that I desire which are not in my experience, I enjoy thinking about. All is well.

I enjoy being in the Now, when I'm in it..

All things I have, I love and appreciate.

What I really desire, and what this thread is about, is a 'mindset'...

How does one go about manifesting a perfectly desired mindset when it must first be created in the less-than-desirable mindset.

I find my own mind is really the only thing that brings that negative feeling of judgment, the way my thought patterns work. I suppose you might call it ADD or something, although I really don't believe I have ADD. When it comes to material things I have or don't have, that's all gravy. I don't 'need' anything except the present moment. But when it comes to my mind I have more judgment then anything, and it really affects my ability to be fully present.

My ideal mind would be very deliberate, relaxed, DISCIPLINED, easygoing, focused, highly aware, emotionally rock solid (not letting outside circumstances dictate feelings because of what you KNOW). It would think something, and it would just believe it.

A mindset like this I would assume would just come to me.. it would just 'pop in' to my head or something. how else would it replace my current mindset. But how can this happen when under the surface I feel that twinge of the possibility of my mind constantly being thrown off course.

The blissful feeling of ALL IS WELL fades away when a thought of worry or judgment comes up. This judgment is of myself that I dont have the ability to stay in the moment.It is a negative thought which says my mind is not capable of doing this. THAT is exactly what I'm fearing. It's like... INSTANT manifestation so to speak. I might fear a financial situation, but I can always change it before it happens. THIS THOUGHT IN ITSELF is what brings me out of the moment. There's no step in between....
The funniest most ridiculous part is I know that is what is creating it, I see so obviously how it works. But it's like a paradox that I feel is out of my control (although i know nothing is out of my control).

There is no step in between. When I'm manifesting a physical object, this doesn't apply because if a negative thing pops into my head, I just shift my focus. Theres like a buffer zone which allows me a place to not continue judgment

But with a mindset, THAT is the thing which is creating. They're like little 'blips' of downtime. In 'out'... refocus... IN 'out'... refocus. That tends to lead to that judgment because that thought IN and of itself is what Im not desiring, it IS that judgment.

How do I go about creating a mindset which is 99% in the flow when this is happening?? :mrgreen:
It seems intuitive just to focus on when it does work, but the act of focusing is thrown off by 'non-focusing' so to speak. lol

Zesty
Tue Apr 22 2008, 12:19pm
You know I suppose I dont really care, cause this happening right now is perfect for what I want, and there must be a reason.. so .. whatever 8-)

Bodhi
Tue Apr 22 2008, 5:31pm
Hi Zesty!

First of all, I really like reading your long posts coz they are always so vivid, you've got a nice touch for writing, my respect.

And then another thing that made me laugh and I just GOT to say it...and then I'll get to the point:

When you said ''When I'm manifesting a physical object, this doesn't apply because if a negative thing pops into my head, I just shift my focus,'' I read it like ... if a negative thing POOPS into my head, I just SHIT my focus... sorry, but this is so funny to me - I am selfishly enjoying the way I misread it and it DID crack me up bigtime.. so thanks for that and hope you understand I'm not making any fun, just having fun.

I think I know what you're saying in your post, and I can always give you my personal understanding of that - I feel the kind of mindset you are describing can only come with KNOWING, really understanding what it means that ALL IS WELL - try to feel the meaning of these words - they are so simple, but they are unbelieveably powerful (I've just posted something about it on Follow your bliss thread).

When you UNDERSTAND that ALL IS WELL, in my opinion that's when you can be in that mindset 99%, because when you understand why is it that all is well, you don't question so much anymore. Other things become your challenge. Then you move from one mindset to another, until you understand another thing, and move into another mindest and understand another thing, and move into another mindset and understand another thing etc.

So why is it that all is well - you've got to understand that this Universe really IS a benevolent thing - it is wise and good, it is omnipresent (infinite intelligence, perfection), it LOVES you, you are IMPORTANT to it for the expansion of all-that-is, and it works just for YOU, it exists just to make YOU happy - that's why you always get what you ask for (ie. vibrate) - it brings you EVERYTHING you want, if you just let it show its love, if you just open up to receiving its love.

So when you understand all is well, then you also have complete trust in the Universe. Then you see that the only reason something hasn't happened exactly the way you wanted is just because there is something better in store for you, and it's COMING! You can see the Universe bringing bonus things to you - because it loves you SO MUCH! (My recent experience and realization.) And you develop an amazing relationship with it - like there's nothing you can trust more than the Universe. Like everything conspires to make you happy. KNOWiNG that there is SUCH great love there for you is really what this mindset IS in my opinion.

Natasha ;)

Zesty
Wed Apr 23 2008, 6:11pm
Hahahah thats hilarious natasha. you're cool, you remind me of my friend katie. you even look like her. and 11:11 reminds me of my first gf's ex haha. its all good

and as a sidenote, you can't offend me. say whatever you like, if I use it as an excuse to feel bad that's my fault not yours :) no one ever learns from those who 'put it lightly..' you learn from people who are joyously doing what they want, giving you more contrast if you feel the need to feel bad about something they say. :mrgreen:

thanks for the replies guys :mrgreen:

Zesty
Wed Apr 23 2008, 10:44pm
What an awesome quote by Bashar!

I just found this.. how awesome

B: We will begin this evening of your time with questions.

Q: I would like to take a look at the anatomy of stubborn laziness.

B: All right. Creative stubborn laziness.

Q: Well, I seem to be really good at that. And…

B: Will you do me a favor?

Q: Sure.

B: Define "stubborn laziness."

Q: Well, there are certain projects that I put together, and I find
myself stubbornly not doing them. Even though I have… it's weird; I
have an enjoyment of the doingness more than not doingness. In fact…

B: May I make a suggestion?

Q: Sure. Please do.

B: Do you view yourself not as having a project to do, but being the
project itself? Remember: there is no separation unless you make one
between yourself and the idea. When you make a separation, then you
have ideas. When you allow integration, then you are ideas.

Q: It's just assuming this particular viewpoint, right?

B: Yes.

Q: Living as if one were the idea itself?

B: Yes -- as if you were, and are, the project itself. That it truly
is something that extends as portions of your consciousness. That if
you were to imagine this idea being manifested physically, what you
would be viewing, what you would be moving through would be a portion
of your consciousness not separate from the idea of yourself.

Zesty
Wed Apr 23 2008, 10:49pm
B: In a sense, yes. Then you may allow yourself to recognize that
there is no need for the creation of the idea of stubbornness or
laziness, in that stubbornness and laziness have to do with things
that are outside yourself that you think you wish to get to or achieve.

When you are the idea, when you are the project, there is nothing to
achieve. You are it. There is nothing to be lazy about; you are
already there. It is already there.