The power of thought manifestation

The power of thought manifestation -

You may have heard from several sources about how thoughts alone can manifest themselves into your reality. I say 'your reality' because that is simply what it is. Obviously, every other person around you has their reality interlace with yours, but the reasons for their perceptions and understanding are not the same. Of course they may understand the similarities from past experiences that they have witnessed, but the only actual true way to fully be in the same reality on all points is to be the same person. This would annihilate the concept of another being based on the ideas that each one of us are here to experience things from a different point of view. In essence, I cannot see how the universe would benefit in any way by having two identical points of view. Just seems a tad wasteful to me besides fulfilling the possibility of two identical concepts.

The hardest concept to perceive, for some, is how thoughts can come into existence as a true part of reality. The amount of doubt that rises in the minds of those that do not see this happening is the very thing that causes it to not be seen. When the doubt is eliminated, these thoughts that come to be can be witnessed. Of course these concepts aren't the easiest to explain, but a good example is how someone may be thinking of a certain person or thing and then that idea materializes as if an accident or a coincidence. I, for one, am not a believer in coincidence and find it to usually remain as a placeholder for the person who would refuse to look into the concept and understanding more fully.

The 'trick' of manifestation is to be able to believe without a doubt that it will occur. Since naturally we all have fears and setbacks, we may not find it as simple as it sounds to do. However, after questioning the possibilities of what is wanted to be created, one must also question the severity of its counterpart... or rather its opposite. For instance, there cannot be a situation of simply taking, but being able to balance things equally between the extremes. One must accept the possibility that by asking for one thing, they must in turn be giving back in another way or form. This can get pretty involving so I believe I shall leave this where it is.

Time and time again, I have heard how people will focus their thoughts and concentrate on what it is that they want most. With strong discipline and the proper order of thoughts, it has its way of coming true. As highly questionable as the whole concept is, there have been a number of times when this has actually happened to myself. Most of the time, these 'happenings' are more simplistic in their design. However, larger ideals can become real. It is just a matter of the amount of concentration, focus, desire, and sacrifice.

To focus and concentrate on the idea does not simply mean to think of it and it will come. Instead, you must use this as your central focal point and move forward in the direction of the goal. This would be the sacrifice portion. You need to put forth the effort to make it happen with the least amount of resistance possible. This would mean to remove all other obstacles that you can from your path and direct yourself towards the main idea. The focus itself needs full concentration and imagination to guide it to the light. The best advice is to start small. Easier concepts like focusing on a light rain to stop, or a traffic light to change by thought may be good ideas. Of course most people would say it is coincidence, but who would really know?

Larger material things are definitely more difficult. Concepts and ideas are one thing, trying to levitate a physical object would require a vast amount of focus. I am not sure if anyone out there has achieved this.

I would suppose that the best way to think of it happening is to just know it will happen. It doesn't matter how it happens, just that it does.

As with everything, these are just my ideas that I project to inspire the imagination in others. If you find something within that suits you, very good. If it causes any thought what-so-ever, then I have accomplished my main goal.