I think the man balancing sticks is amazing – the harmony with the sticks, the being and the now eradicating all possibility of anything other than the outcome achieved – although I feel that it would have been equally accepted had they fallen – he would just have started again (in the same mind state – not angry, disappointed etc but just being the experience again. So beautiful – it becomes art.

Why does it appear more difficult in everyday life for things we are trying to manifest? Well actually it isn’t. We are already doing it perfectly in every moment. The world is creating and reflecting around us, all the time, what we are thinking, feeling, believing, knowing. For me thats what makes it all so beautiful and powerful. If we could just let go of all those negative voices in our heads, eradicate those critical words of self criticism, truly know that all is well then all would be so (as of course it already is)
I also think it is also important to get the balance right between focusing on what you want to manifest and not swaying from your vision and goal – and allowing or recognising when somethng else that may be better comes along, ie the flowing aspect. To recognise when somethng greater than that which we are visualising is on offer, and to surrendar, let go and say ‘yes’ to it. Perhaps to give up the visualisation because you can’t yet see all the pieces – and jump into the unknown? For me the trick is knowing the difference – when to stick with the vision and when to let go!

Hi fathobbit…you changed picture…last i heard from you was when you were going to read the ferret chronicles…did you ever get to reading them???
To answer your question…No, personally I wouldn’t think so–in my thinking the person in the ‘dream’ would be the one who you imagine it to be, not another…or better said, you are each in your own dream fulfilling your own needs and experience. What do you feel?

“Recently I have been giving a great deal of thought to ‘feel’ v thinking . I am not in a position to answer ….yet.”

Fathobbit, I am interested to hear what your thoughts are as you think through this, if you are willing to share.

I once had an experience in which I was challenged to confront my language in saying I was feeling things, which upon reflection were not feelings, but actually thoughts. It was a good awareness builder for me. Having gone through it, some things stand out now, which I used to skip over.

Hi Thought….yes, i am originally from Rhode Island, USA.
Sometimes I read my comments and wonder if that was me answering….things just start flowing out without stopping…I feel so comfortable here that I just put what I think or feel….hmn……

Thought: glad to see you have a reliable connection now…i just realized i’ve been spelling ‘huh’ like ‘hugh’…I couldn’t for the life of me remember how to spell that….just saw it in your post on positive words…Thanks for the reminder.