Metaphysical Technology :: The Manifestors Optimum Mindset

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Alastan wrote at 23 Nov 2010 12:41 AM GMT: In the course of my experiments, I have often wondered. What is the optimum mindset for manifestation?

I've recieved a hundred different answers. Hermetic magicians say one thing. Mainstream manifestors say another. Taoists another yet. Chaotes their own answer.

I've found each of them have a glimmer of truth to them, pertaining to their practice, but their is so much accumulated junk.

As such, I'm presenting this topic to you, the Xtrememind Board. Those of us experienced here have tried a lot. Some of it worked. Some of it didn't. We've learned that under certain circumstances things work. Under others they don't.

I'm putting the motion forward. Lets ascertain an optimum mindset for manifestation. I'll be actively putting the results of our deliberations into reality I might add, in order to enhance my own manifesting as well as hone my reality changing mindset.

I'll start with a few basic ones, and I want everyone with an inkling of success and experience to join in.


1. No doubt. One must have no doubt in their head regarding the success of the operation. Preferably one shouldn't have doubt about anything.

2. No attachment. Yes, the manifestation should be important. But one shouldn't be attached to it. That breeds neediness, and that breeds doubt, and that breeds failure. No attachment.

3. Confidence of success. Yes. I believe that this is a good one to have closely related to, but not exactly the same as no doubt. Though one shouldn't contribute negative thought, they should contribute positive thought.

4. Don't ponder. Let it flow as it may. Pondering leads to doubt... accept the results as they come.

5. Don't be too specific. With a few exceptions(very notable ones, I might add), it makes the work harder. If you want/need something, go through your method but don't outline the path. Your not their to trail blaze, just to get the job done.

Those are the first, easy five. Feel free to disagree, and explain why. Even moreso, feel free to contribute. If we can get the ball rolling, it'll be a good topic for future visitors.

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