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Should You Visualize in the 1st or 3rd person?
January 6, 2009 | 11 Comments
What do you think? Should you Visualize in the 1st or 3rd person? Both methods are valuable and helpful for different reasons - but if you use the wrong method at the wrong time, you’ll be well into your next lifetime before you manifest what you want.
Before I go there, let me explain what I mean by the 1st and 3rd person.
1st person would be through your own eyes, or in an associated state. In this case you are in fact the dreamer doing the visualization.
3rd person would be from outside your body, or in a disassociated state. In this case you’re the observer - or ghost - watching the dreamer.
Visualizing as the dreamer triggers the emotional or subconscious mind to develop feelings for the things you want. This feeling triggers a change in vibration. Attraction is preceded by vibration. Get into the right vibration and you will attract the things you want.
How do you change your vibration?
By changing your feelings. Here is a quick test to do exactly that.
Just be the observer at this point. Imagine that you’re on the beach somewhere hot, maybe the Caribbean. Now picture yourself sitting on the beach, lying in the sand staring up into the sky. Notice how you feel.
This time become the dreamer. Actually step inside your body and look through your own eyes. Feel the heat radiating from the sunshine and the sand beneath your feet. Hear the waves crashing upon the shore line and the breeze whispering in your ear. See the beautiful colors in the sky and the brightness of the sun. How did you feel this time?
Remember that being in the dreamer state is the way to develop powerful feelings. Being the observer helps you distant yourself - or move away from experiencing your feelings.


