Connecting the Components for Effortless Manifestation
In the beginning there was desire, which was the first seed of mind;
sages, having meditated in their hearts, have discovered by their wisdom
the connection of the existent with the non-existent.
- The Hymn of Creation, The Rig Veda
As modern day students of Vedanta and seekers of truth, we know – at
least intellectually – that everything is comprised of energy and
information, and that this quantum field is what we refer to as the
field of pure consciousness. This is who and what we are. Knowledge
and experience go hand in hand, however. Without direct personal
experience of this knowledge do we really understand its meaning at the
deepest level, or does it simply remain an intellectual idea? Let’s
explore this concept further.
It has been said that consciousness is energy and information that is
self-aware, and that the universe is the movement of this energy and
information. If this is true, then it makes sense that we, as
consciousness itself, have the ability to move and transform energy and
information. Nothing mystical or magical here, just the quantum
mechanical functioning of our true reality. The human nervous system is
capable of consciously changing the information that makes up the
physical body, which therefore means we, as human beings, have the
ability to directly influence the informational content of our extended
body; the environment, the world. This is how we manifest our deepest
desires.
There are three critical components to manifesting; attention,
intention and present moment awareness. Attention engergizes and intention
transforms. Whatever you put your attention on grows stronger in your
life. Whatever you take your attention away from will wither,
disintegrate and disappear. Intention, on the other hand, triggers
transformation of energy and information. Intention organizes its own
fulfillment.” It is in present moment awareness that we perceive the
quality of our intention on the object of our attention. If our
intentions and desires are in alignment with the highest expression of
how we are living our daily lives, they will come to manifest.
A good place to start is with the soul questions that we ask just
before going into meditation. By asking these questions, two things
happen: we become more clear about who it is we see ourselves as and
what we want to manifest in the physical realm, then the exploration
goes deeper into a realization of who we truly are at the core of our
being, what it is that we want to experience more of in this life, and
how we can identify our dharma – or, our purpose. Considering these
questions on a material and spiritual level brings us closer to our soul
through a gradual recognition that we’re not connecting to a separate
version of ourself, we are actualizing a connection with our Self. By
asking these questions before going into meditation, then letting them
go and allowing the universe to work out the details, the attention we
have placed on our intention activates the field of infinite
correlation, thus manifesting all that which we truly desire.
Make your list, check it twice, and ask yourself the questions “how
am I living when no one is looking?”, “am I in integrity with my highest
Self?”, “who am I?”, “what do I want?”, and “how can I serve?”. And
remember…
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