Spontaneous Visioning

Two key elements underlie manifestation:

Desire +Belief = Results

Desire is the engine that drives spontaneous visioning. When an idea ignites your spirit, you are naturally drawn to hold it in your consciousness. If you aren't excited about an idea, don't waste your time on it. The word enthusiasm derives from the Greek word entheos, which translates to "in God." When you are enthusiastic, you are linked with the Divine. Joy is the pipeline to paradise, and if you keep your channel open and flowing, you will bring heaven to earth.

Belief is the track upon which the engine of desire drives. You can want something enormously, but if you don't believe that it will happen, you severely limit your possibility to attain it. Your track of belief must run all the way from where you are to where you want to be, or else your train will run astray. You must want what you believe in, and believe in what you want.

Stay open to spontaneous inspiration, for your real self speaks most authoritatively when you are relaxed and in tune with your own energy.

Children are happier than adults because their minds are not gunked up with the notion that they must follow a format or do things the way others have done them. Fear of failure is learned, as is the belief that we must figure everything out before we can do it. To unleash our full potential as creators, we must return to the innocence of fantasy.

Outlandish ideas move the world ahead far more rapidly and powerfully than logical steps. Most great inventions are the result of unreasonable thinking. Albert Einstein shocked his students when he announced, I have not arrived at my understanding of the universe by means of my rational mind." Even Rene Descartes, credited as the father of modern science, did not gain his insight through conventional thought. In the midst of a high fever, Descartes had a vision of the formula for the scientific method. The rest is history. Later Linus Pauling (the only man to win Nobel Prizes in two different categories-chemistry and peace) noted, "The best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas." Your imagination is the playground in which your prayers mature through joyful exercise. Let your mind dance in a world beyond the obvious, and you will access a cache of treasures more glorious than those of the world's wealthiest billionaire.