The 4-Step Visualization Technique for Any Situation

<p>Last week we talked about how important it was to be able to start to embody the person you need to be in order to create the future you want – you need to already think feel and act like that person who has already achieved the things in life you want to manifest. Whether that is a future of more kindness. More freedom. Most justice for all... no matter what you want to manifest, the principles are the same.</p><p>And like you may have heard me say before: the things we talk about here don’t pick sides. It's not like manifesting work and thought work is only effective for peace and love and funding non-profits.</p><p>Depending on what we choose to focus our energies on - our thoughts and feelings - we can also manifest <strong>negative </strong>things, things that don’t benefit the greater good or ourselves. Or we can be very selfish with what we use these things for.</p><p>So when we do work manifesting <i>material </i>things, I try to always remember <i>why </i>- what is the <i>purpose </i>of this? If it is because I think it will make me happy, I need to rethink this.</p><p>But if is it <strong>fun</strong>? Then YES</p><p>If it is a <strong>challenge</strong>? Then YES</p><p>Will it solve some problem so I can put my energy to more <strong>important </strong>things? YES.</p><p>And my favorite: <strong>Will creating this help me evolve?</strong></p><p>Then HELL YES!</p><p>So we need to be very intentional with what we manifest. And because compassion and integrity are big values here at Rebel Buddhist, I think we also need to be mindful of how what we manifest impacts others - the world, the earth, people in other countries, future generations, our neighbors, other sentient beings.</p><p>It’s not abundance that creates evil or corrupts. I don’t believe that for a second. I know way too many amazing philanthropists and good that has come out of abundance.</p><p><strong>Rather, it’s how we get there, and what we do with it, yeah?</strong></p><p>So I want to teach you a very powerful tool that I use often, an