Manifesting

Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall is not really a wizard. No sir, he’s just real good at manifesting. He understands how the universe works, and he uses it magnificently to his advantage. Where most of us roll with the blows and take our luck as it comes, Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall is a little more methodical, disciplined, and prefers to roll the dice in his favour. 

According to Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall, the world is full of magical things just patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper. Magic is never missing, it’s always there. The light that dances through the canopy of the trees, the songs we can’t help but tap our toe to, the weird therapeutic peace of the birds at the feeder… (even while washing up), it’s all been there, quietly waiting for us to notice.

It’s not about pretending life is always beautiful. It’s about ‘remembering’ that beauty still shows up (even in the middle of our train-wreck of a day). We don’t need to be more positive. We just need to ‘see’ better.

Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall has sharpened his senses to such a point where he allows the world romance him a little… and that’s all it takes. He chooses what it is that he wishes to experience, and as a result, he subsequently always lands on his feet and sunny side up! (Why is it that when I drop my toast, its always butter side down?).

It’s like as if he’s a wizard or something. But he’s not. The Coddle-Poppers already have a wizard in Walty Wilhelm Von Wandzwerken, and they already have an alchemist in Albert Brian ‘Hold my beer’ Jiggard, so what is he?

There were plenty of nose-whistles with this little dilemma. Coddle-Poppers cannot have someone so dynamic in their field, without having a nickname. It’s unheard of. No sir. It’s like having an ice cream sundae on a Tuesday!

Thomas ‘Tipsy’ Tippleman came to the rescue (as always), with a sly barrel of Coddle-berry wine that he sneaked in, whilst the Counsel of Coddle-Popper Elders held their meeting. ‘It loosens the braincells’ is always his claim, but it also loosens, and uncorks the wind section too!

What Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall is able to achieve is truly magical, but what’s another name for magic? After all, ALL Coddle-Poppers are magical, so there couldn’t afford to be any confusion. They worked out that his initials spelled ‘ANNIE,’ so that was a good start, it just wasn’t enough though. It was not until ‘Timid Timmy’ quietly started to speak, and then sneezed (at that very same moment) that the name came. Incan-tation! 

Of course that wasn’t what ‘Timid Timmy’ was really about to say, and he was far to shy to resist what was being inferred too.

Coddle-berry wine, plus one nasal occurrence, plus boisterous Coddle-Poppers, plus weight of peer pressure, plus ‘Timid Timmy,’ plus one christening oversight, equals: ‘Incantation Annie.’ Poor Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall, he didn’t manifest that one… nor did he even see it coming!

According to the Coddle-Popper little book of big words, an incantation is a spell/charm/enchantment. It’s a magical formula that’s intended to trigger a magical effect on a person or objects. How fitting.

We are now galloping into the Golden Age where everything happens FOR us (If we choose). But there is a little need for being methodical. It involves trust, courage, acceptance, awareness and the ability to let go of the outcome. The ‘how’ and the ‘when’ are in Creators time. We just need to know what it is that we want. 

According to Incantation Annie, here’s how it’s summarized…

So lets look into these a little deeper, and it’s worth mentioning again that the ‘how,’ and the ‘when,’ are in Creators time. We just need to know what it is that we want. We each have our own hologram where the odds are stacked in our favour (where everything happens FOR us). The universe responds to our vibration and not our words. The key is in our ‘being.’

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY 

We need to own, accept, and acknowledge everything that we’re experiencing right now. Before we can get what we want, we have to want what we’ve already got. 

It’s important to see/understand our current experience as having been created by our subconscious/half-conscious/conscious beliefs (and associated belief clusters). 

Example: Our ‘not being good at swimming’ beliefs can trace back to a half-conscious/subconscious belief that we hold, like, ‘I’m not good at swimming’ (our belief is usually a copy of the experience). 

We write that belief in the middle of a sheet of paper and circle it (mind mapping). Then include circles around the outside of the original belief of all the clustered thoughts (emotions, associations, and further beliefs) that support it. 

Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall provides us with an analogy that, if a belief was a table, the legs (which support it) would be the reasons, and additional beliefs. 

Example: ‘Dad says, not being good at swimming is genetic’ would be another belief that would confirm the original belief. We can even corroborate it with another such as, ‘I read up on this and found it to be true.’ 

Those are NOT truths. Even though we experience, and see them as truth, they’re not absolute. Very few things in life are absolute. They are relative (to be considered in relation to other things), and they are beliefs that we can deliberately let go of. 

By bringing these beliefs to light, we bring them up from our subconscious to our conscious mind. Once we accept/acknowledge these beliefs, they’ll no longer hold subconscious power over us.

The basics of this first step is to embrace our current reality. If we don’t use this technique, it can also be achieved by inner embracing and releasing, or by simply acknowledging what is, as it is. 

We can’t change reality before we acknowledge what reality already is (what’s already being created). 

Incantation Annie understands that, by taking responsibility for what is already being created, we can change what is being created, because we’re saying, ‘I am the creator of this. I created these thoughts consciously, or subconsciously’ (If we created it, we can uncreate it too).

CHOOSE NEW REALITY (be specific). 

If we use the belief clusters technique (where it’s already listed on our piece of paper), we simply define what we want instead (the beliefs that we’d prefer). If one of those beliefs was, ‘I’m not good at swimming,’ then we’d define, ‘I am good at swimming.’ 

Before we can create a new reality, Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall knows that we have to define that reality. No new reality can come to be without first defining what it is. Every reality that exists in our life began as a thought in our mind (consciously or subconsciously). 

If Dad said that ‘not being good at swimming was genetic,’ we’d replace that with, ‘being good at swimming can be taught.’ We do that with our entire belief cluster list (from our piece of paper). This was just one example of clustered beliefs. When doing this properly, expect this exercise to go on for a whole page (or two). 

Other ways to be specific, and define a new reality is by scripting it, by writing out a script of the reality we would prefer to be experiencing. 

Or we could visualize and imagine that reality. But, we have to make it strong enough so as to leave an imprint on the subconscious. This involves detail, specifics, AND emotion (as if we already have it) so as to make an imprint (otherwise, it will not be strong enough, and the old reality will resurface). 

CONNECT WITH SOURCE

Connect with God/Creator/Source/higher power (our chosen divinity that creates anything, and everything). By understanding/embracing that higher power, we psychologically, spiritually, and physically gain more energy (because we believe in a context for which creating this is easy).

Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall knows there’s a force field that has created, numerous galaxies, universes, stars, planets, and humans, so it can also create the relatively small wishes that we have by comparison, provided that our intention/goal/wish is within our power, within reason, and genuine (for our highest and greatest good). This step can take the form of going to zero point (becoming silent, pure, infinite awareness.

Going down to nothing (God Consciousness/Particles) in order to create a new something). 

Other ways would be by putting our attention to what we consider the source of all things (the most high). Whether we symbolize that as a shining light, or not. 

Another would be the religious way, with prayer. Regardless of which choice, Incantation Annie utilizes a higher context (a higher power), which creates all things.

ALIGNMENT

Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall aligns with the new reality with full commitment. Not as a mere wish/desire, but as an obligation, a promise (something that goes through the deepest part of our being). We feel it in our body, we visualize it as a vision (rather than a fleeting thought). We connect to it intellectually, emotionally, and physically). 

It becomes something to be loyal to, until it comes true (being loyal without constantly thinking about work-arounds or plan B’s). We become so loyal to it, that if any objection/doubt comes up, it doesn’t cause us to fall back into our old reality (that’s the purpose of commitment). 

According to Incantation Annie, if we do this as a visualization, then alignment means not to observe it from the outside, but to step into the movie ourself, and FEEL like we would if we’ve already achieved it (smell the chlorine of the swimming pool, hear all the noises of others at the pool, the satisfaction of of our hand touching the far side of the pool, hearing our friends applaud our achievement, the immense pride and excitement at our accomplishment afterward in the shower, telling our family about it and seeing their reaction). 

ACCEPTANCE

Letting go. Even to the point of accepting the opposite/worst case. According to Incantation Annie, this refers to the dual nature of reality (yin-yang). If we’re no longer afraid of the opposite (worst case), we’ve transcended it. Then it’s much easier to maintain and hold our new thought, energy, and intention.

Example: If we’re no longer afraid of losing all of the money we have, and/or having no money at all for the rest of our life, it becomes much easier to become rich.

Why? According to Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall, it’s because we’ve transcended the fear of being poor. 

Using this as a visualization, we go back and forth between our intention (what we want to create), and the opposite of that several times every 20-120 seconds (no more). (For more info, check out Tim ‘Tact’ Toebuckle V, with his Altered State of Ambivalence technique). At the end of this step, we’re aligned with our goal. 

RELEASE

Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall lets go of the how, when, and where, and leaves it for Source take care of. Whenever thoughts about how, when, and where of the manifestation arise, we just need to breathe them out (release them, and forget about them). Oftentimes, something can be 99% manifest and we still won’t see it.

If somebody chooses to be pregnant, the baby could be 99% manifest but we still wouldn’t see the baby (it’s still not born), that’s because physical reality only takes up 1% or less. Incantation Annie knows full-well, that something can be nearly completely manifest before we would even see any sign of it, so it requires faith and trust in the universe (of the most high). Manifesting is the art of building, and the training of faith, trust, and belief.

DEMONSTRATE

Demonstrate and experience (be) the reality we have chosen. That which we demonstrate (as behaviour, and action), midwives the non-physical energy. It crystallizes it into material form so that the manifestation becomes easier. 

Incantation Annie knows full-well that we can only receive a reality that we demonstrate that we’re ready for  (where we’re acting as if we are ready for it), we’re acting as if we believe it’s ALREADY true, or on the best way to becoming true. 

Example: If we have a child, we know we’d gladly grant our child whatever it wants. If it wants a toy, we’d happily buy that toy, because we love our child. 

On the flip side, if our three-year-old child wants to jump into a fast flowing river, we’d hold our child back and not grant that wish, because our child is not demonstrating readiness. We’d say that we’ll grant them their wish some other day when they can prove to us that they’re ready to swim through a fast flowing river).

Hopefully, Archibald Nethaniel Norman Ingerman-Exitesall’s analogy shows why we can only have the wishes granted that we demonstrate readiness for. Where we show we’re mature enough to own it, and take responsibility for it as our new reality. It’s similar with our relationship to the universe/God/Source. 

We are unconditionally loved by Source, and any wish can be granted to us if we demonstrate readiness for it (by behaving and acting like the person who’s ready for that).

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