What is your take on this? Is it more powerful to speak a thought
than to
just think it, or does it really make any difference?
I'm thinking of when Abraham has said that the Universe does not
listen to
our words but to our inner intent/desire/belief.
I think if you beieve you need to say it, then saying it matters. I have found that saying it helps me commit to it more, like if I say I want it out loud, it's not some secret want that I don't want to say for this or that reason. I know I can get protective of my deliberate creations. Especially when I have negative people around me who could easily fill me with all sorts of doubts. I have learned that in this case, saying it is grand, but I'll say it in an empty house or when I'm driving in my car. In fact, I have has some wonderfully long lists of wants that I have said in my car while driving. And what's really funny is that the more I say I want this or that, the more things that pop into my head that I also want. Little things like having a great day. So I'll say I want to have a great day! And boom! I have a great day. Then when I go into negative emotions (which I do... I'm still human <VBG>), I can think of all the things I am grateful for and that puts me back to a positive mood. And of course, all my deliberate creations, no matter how seemingly small, are always on that list. Then I realize what enormous power I have. And I feel the positive energy swirling inside my chest and my head and I realize I can create whatever I desire. And oh yes, I created so many things that I said out loud!
Okay, that was sort of a stream of consciousness on what I go though when I say it. I personally, am really enjoying saying what I want partially because I've seen wonderful results and partially because it just feels good when I say it and stake my claim for that which will be mine. Ultimately, I think whatever you believe is best for you will be what is best for you. What you believe creates your reality.
Of course, I have found myself looking for answers because I just wanted to deliberately create and I started getting all caught up in the little 'technicalities'. I have done this OFTEN. Examples: can I draw a person to me? (well why not just believe I can and then try it?) can I be sad if I am missing someone or will the negativity ruin my creations? (of course I can be sad. Grieve, get past the mood and then go positive and start moving forward with those creations again) Nevermind the whole highest good bit I started, which even though in my original post I took the stance that I didn't like it or believe in it, truth be said, part of me was curious if it was 'necessary'. The list of 'technicalities' that I have come across goes on and on!
In the end, it always comes down to what I believe and what I am comfortable with. And that takes some self-analyzation in many cases. Like in my highest good post. That thread definitely brought up some major conflicting beliefs and comfort issues. But it was all good because now I know more about myself as a creator and I 'believe' even more in my ability to deliberately create all that I desire than I did before that post.
It's your reality, which means it is up to you. What do you belive and what do you feel comfortable with? Then work out the difference and boom! You're a better creator!
blessings,
Adrienne
