FW: The Intenders Bridge - Reminder #95 - Reality You Create is up to You

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The Bridge ~

Reminder #95

The Progression of Power

The reality that you create

is up to you

Anyone who desires

to become more proficient at using The Intention Process must pass through six

stages or steps before becoming an adept. I was fortunate to learn these steps

from a tall, highly intelligent man who mysteriously showed up at my doorstep

one summer day when I was living in Corrales, NM. He said his name was Ralph,

and that he was an author of a different sort than me. Whereas I'd always been

interested in the intuitive side of life, Ralph's talent, as I soon realized,

was that he was scientifically oriented. He liked to analyze things and put

them in order.

After a few minutes of customary introductions and niceties, we

got to talking about the laws of manifestation, and Ralph said that, lately,

he'd been writing about something he'd discovered in his research. It had to do

with a particular progression that most people go through in order to become

more skilled at manifesting.

The initial step

in this progression, he said, was testing. If we're going to create anything

consciously, we must first run a test by making an intention and establishing

for ourselves that the process works. Once we realize that our intention has,

in fact, manifested in our physical experience, we'll be more apt to test it

again by making several more intentions and watching closely for them to

manifest as well. In this way, he said, we gain a modicum of proficiency and

work our way toward the second step in the progression: we begin to trust.

Ralph explained

that the more we see our intentions come into manifestation, the more our level

of trust grows. We start to get comfortable with the process and, usually not

long after that, we reach the third step, which he called confidence.

Confidence, according to Ralph, comes to us when we understand that we're

really on to something. At this point, we typically begin using The Intention

Process more often. We use it to bring anything that we need into our lives,

and we use it confidently.

After noticing

that our intentions are coming to life on a steady basis, our confidence then

turns into a knowing.

This is the

fourth step, and Ralph said that this is where our manifesting skills take a

gigantic leap. He said that in preparation for the book he was currently

working on, he had interviewed hundreds of people and found that those who had

a knowing about their ability to create consciously lived an altogether

different kind of life than those who hadn't reached this stage yet. They had a

charisma about them; they'd come in touch with their innate power, and, from

this point on, there was no turning back. He said it was as if they'd awakened

from a dream and had no desire to go back to sleep. Life had regained its

excitement and adventure, now that they had accessed their true power. The only

thing left for them to do after that was to act courageously. And that is the

fifth step: courage.

When we reach

the stage of courage in our evolution, we are no longer hampered by what others

think or say about us. Fear and intimidation don't play the same roles in our

lives as they used to. We call forth the highest good and make our intentions

courageously, knowing that whatever we're intending is going to manifest for

us.

Our base of

power grows stronger and stronger, and soon, after acting with courage for

awhile, we reach the sixth and final level on our journey: fortitude. We become

like a castle or an impenetrable fortress built upon the peak of the mountain.

Having made our way through the previous five steps, we stand firm, at the

pinnacle of life, masters of all we survey. Nothing can touch us now. We are

grand creators, freed from all worldly cares as God's most precious gifts are

arrayed before us to pick and choose from as we please.

From The Code ~

Intentions in Action

My Intention for today is:

I intend that I am a mighty

manifestor

and that all good things come

to me easily and effortlessly.