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Master the Skills of Manifestation—Fourth in a Series

Begin to T ake Action in the Direction of Your Intention

by Tom Stone

Tom Stone

Now that you have been feeling into the core of the feelings of your fears around actually stepping into a reality where your wildest dreams would come true, now it's time to begin taking the actions that will lead you into such a reality.

Remember from the earlier articles there are 5 steps to Mastering the Skills of Manifestation: We are now exploring Step Three:

Begin to take action in the direction of your intention.

One of the most important things that you can do is to begin to take action in the direction of your intention There is a balance between having the universe organize the fulfillment of your intention and you participating in that process. Even with your intention clarified, there may be blocks to your taking the actions necessary to bring about the fulfillment of your intention There also may be blocks to sensing the optimal balance between what you need to do and when you need to let go and let the universe and the laws of nature handle the details. You may have seen people prepare for a long time to do a project and never actually take the actions necessary to make it happen. It's what we might call long on planning, short on action. If you already know muscle testing you can check the following statements in order to ferret out the patterns of energy for debugging that block you from taking the necessary actions so that your intentions can actually manifest.

1. There is something that could possibly prevent me from beginning to take action to fulfill my intention.
   
2. I am clear about the best actions to take to fulfill my intention.
   
3. I am completely ready, safe, willing, able, want, deserve and am responsible for taking the optimal actions to fulfill my intention.
   
4. I am in denial about something related to beginning to actually take the actions needed to fulfill my intention.
   
5. I have everything that I need to begin taking the most appropriate actions to fulfill my intention.
   
6. There is something blocking me from knowing which actions to take to fulfill my intention.
   
7. There is something else that I need to check my resonance for in order for me to be effective in starting to take action to fulfill my intention.
   
8. I only want to work on the issues I don't really want to take the actions necessary to fulfill my intention.
   
9. I am ready to face the consequences of taking the actions necessary to fulfill my intention.
   
10. I take every action necessary to fulfill my intention regardless of other people's reactions to what I do.
    
11. There is something else related to taking the actions necessary to fulfill my intention that I need to identify.
    
12. There is still something in the way of my actually taking the appropriate actions to fulfill their intentions

If you don't have a WaveMaker you can use the Feeling into the Core of the Feeling technique described in the last article but you must first probe deeply enough that you can access the unresolved, held emotional energy associated with each "bug" in your inner human software. Alternatively, you can find a WaveMaker Coach near you and have them help you debug for these issues.

By the way, there are many WaveMaker Coaches who either give short free demonstration sessions with the WaveMaker so that you can experience it for yourself or public introductory talks. You can contact a WaveMaker Coach by visiting our directory.

If you have a WaveMaker and already know the Human Software Engineering (HSE) protocol you can debug yourself by using the following list as a starting place. Test to see which statements apply to you and then debug yourself. You can also use this to help your clients, too of course.

Debugging Statements:

1. There is something blocking me from knowing which actions to take to fulfill my intention.
   
2. There is something that could possibly prevent me from beginning to take action to fulfill my intention.
   
3. I am in denial about something related to beginning to actually take the actions needed to fulfill my intention.
   
4. I only want to work on the issues. I don't really want to take the actions necessary to fulfill my intention.
   
5. It will never work so why bother starting.
   
6. It's too much work/too difficult.
   
7. I can't do it.
   
8. I don't have __________ (what I need) to do it.
   
9. I tend to react out of impatience rather than respond.

Here is a list of intention statements related to taking action to fulfill your intentions. You can also use these as a basis for going through the HSE protocol to get your inner human software debugged and upgraded for full resonance with the following:

1. I am always clear about the best actions to take to fulfill my intention.
   
2. I am completely ready, safe, willing, able, want, deserve and am responsible for taking the optimal actions to fulfill my intention.
   
3. I am ready to face the consequences of taking the actions necessary to fulfill my intention.
   
4. I take every action necessary to fulfill my intention regardless of other people's reactions to my actions.
   
5. I always have everything that I need to begin taking the most appropriate actions to fulfill my intention.
   
6. I can tell when it is the right time to take action.
   
7. I easily wait for the right time to take action.

There are two parts to this step. First, we definitely don't want any bugs in our inner human software that would keep us from being able to start taking the appropriate actions to fulfill our intentions. If the bugs are still there then we will have a tendency to not do what we need to do to manifest our life the way we want. Ever have that experience of knowing what needs to be done and finding yourself reading your email instead? That's the stuff we're talking about. So debugging/Feeling into the Core are valuable tools for removing these insidious barriers to getting going.

The second part is actually beginning to take the actions needed. In this context, we will look at a new perspective on commitment and its role in manifestation in our next issue.

Next Article: Step Three Continued: Commitment

About the Author:
Tom Stone is the founder of Great Life Technologies and is an expert in the application of biophysics and changing patterns of energy in the human body. Tom is pioneering the new field of Human Software Engineering.

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