Lottery Winnings: A Matter of Consciousness

Summary: This note summarizes a teaching on manifesting lottery winnings through the power of assumption, a mental technique that involves assuming the desired reality as already achieved. The core principle is that consciousness creates reality, and by shifting one's internal state to that of a lottery winner, one can align with a parallel reality where the win has already occurred.

Highlights:

Consciousness is the fundamental reality, and external circumstances are merely reflections of it.
Wealth is not achieved but accepted; it's a state of being, not a material possession.
The lottery is a mirror reflecting one's consciousness; winning begins in the imagination.
The technique involves assuming the feeling of already having won, not just hoping or wishing.
The assumed amount and the actual win often correlate precisely.
Constructing detailed scenes that imply the wish fulfilled strengthens the assumption.
Living from the wish fulfilled, consistently embodying the feeling of wealth, is crucial.
The "bridge of incidents"—seemingly coincidental events—guides the manifestation process.
Doubt and inconsistency can sabotage the manifestation.
Persistence is key; maintain the assumption until it hardens into fact.
This principle applies to all areas of life, not just lottery winnings.

Detailed Explanation:

The teaching emphasizes that the external world mirrors internal consciousness. Wealth is not something earned through external efforts but a state of being that one must embody internally. The lottery isn't a game of chance but a reflection of one's inner state. To win, one must assume the feeling of already being a winner.

The technique involves constructing a short, simple scene that implies the lottery win has already occurred and some time has passed. This scene must be experienced in the first person with vivid sensory details. The exact amount assumed is often the amount won, highlighting the precision of the subconscious mind. The examples of Margaret and David illustrate this phenomenon.

Living from the wish fulfilled is crucial. This isn't about pretending but about shifting one's internal state to align with the desired reality. Susan's story demonstrates how smaller wins can build up to a larger manifestation as the subconscious becomes convinced.

The "bridge of incidents" is a key concept. These are events that seem like coincidences but are actually the subconscious mind orchestrating the manifestation. It's important to trust these impulses without analysis or doubt. Robert's story illustrates the importance of persistence even when circumstances seem to worsen.

The teaching also addresses the question of time, stating that time as we perceive it isn't a factor in consciousness. The speed of manifestation depends on the intensity and consistency of the assumption. The goal is to embody the assumption so completely that it becomes the natural state.

Finally, the principle of assumption applies universally. Consciousness creates reality in all areas of life. By mastering this principle, one becomes the conscious creator of their experience. This comes with the responsibility of acknowledging that one's circumstances are a reflection of their internal state. The reward is the ability to shape one's life according to one's highest vision. The closing message encourages listeners to choose to assume their desired reality and live as the person they wish to be.