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The Power of a Single Drop: Manifesting with the Law of Assumption

Writer's picture: Vimida DasVimida Das

Updated: Jul 25, 2024

Manifestation, akin to shaping a stream, involves aligning your inner landscape with the desired outcome. The Law of Assumption is the guiding force, where your beliefs are the water that carves the riverbed of reality. A potent technique within this process is the 3-second imaginal scene, a tiny droplet that can create ripples of change.

Step-by-Step Guide to Scripting a 3-Second Imaginal Scene

1. Define Your Desired Outcome

Start by clearly defining what you want to manifest. Be specific about your goal, whether it's a new job, a loving relationship, or improved health. The more precise you are, the easier it will be to create a vivid imaginal scene.

2. Choose the Right Moment

Select a moment that encapsulates the essence of your desired outcome. This moment should be a natural part of your new reality, a scene that would naturally occur if your desire were already fulfilled. For example, if you're manifesting a new job, imagine a moment where you are shaking hands with your new boss.

3. Incorporate Sensory Details

To make your scene vivid, incorporate sensory details. Think about what you would see, hear, feel, and even smell in that moment. This multisensory approach helps to engage your subconscious mind more deeply.

4. Keep It Short and Sweet

Your imaginal scene should be brief, lasting no more than 3 seconds. This brevity ensures that you can easily recall and replay the scene during your SAT sessions. Despite its short duration, your scene should be packed with meaning and emotion.

5. Add Emotional Intensity

Emotions are the fuel that powers manifestation. Infuse your scene with the feelings you would experience if your desire were already realized. This could be joy, gratitude, relief, or excitement. The stronger the emotional intensity, the more effective your imaginal scene will be.

Example: Scripting Your Imaginal Scene

Let’s say you want to manifest a promotion at work. Here’s how you can script a 3-second imaginal scene:

  1. Define Your Desired Outcome: You want to be promoted to a higher position at your company.

  2. Choose the Right Moment: Imagine a moment where your boss is congratulating you on your promotion.

  3. Incorporate Sensory Details: Visualize your boss’s smiling face, hear their congratulatory words, feel the firm handshake, and notice the surrounding office environment.

  4. Keep It Short and Sweet: Focus on the exact moment your boss says, "Congratulations on your promotion!" and shakes your hand.

  5. Add Emotional Intensity: Feel the rush of joy, pride, and gratitude as if it’s happening right now.

Imaginal Scene:

You see your boss extending their hand, hear the words, "Congratulations on your promotion!" and feel the warmth of the handshake, all within a span of 3 seconds. The scene is vivid, filled with the excitement and gratitude you would feel in that moment.

Using Your Imaginal Scene in SAT

Once your scene is scripted, you’ll use it during your State Akin to Sleep (SAT) sessions. SAT is a meditative state just before falling asleep or immediately upon waking, where your subconscious mind is most receptive.

  1. Relax and Enter SAT: Lie down in a comfortable position, close your eyes, and take deep breaths to relax your body and mind.

  2. Replay Your Scene: Visualize your 3-second imaginal scene as vividly as possible. Replay it over and over, feeling the emotions and sensory details each time.

  3. Fall Asleep with the Scene: Try to drift off to sleep while still replaying the scene in your mind. This helps to impress your subconscious with the new assumption.

Conclusion

Scripting a 3-second imaginal scene using the Law of Assumption is a powerful way to manifest your desires. The key to successful manifestation lies in the vividness of your scene, the emotional intensity you infuse it with, and the consistency with which you practice. Embrace this technique and let it guide you to the reality you wish to create.


A water droplet metaphor for short imaginal scene
Water droplet- SATS-Imaginal Scene

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