The Fulfillment of Any Desire

Gratitude and generosity are natural attributes of an affluent consciousness. Since the only thing to go after is the best, the principle of the highest first, why not adopt God as the role model? After all, no one is more affluent than God, for God is the field of all possibilities.

There is a precise mechanism through which all desires can be manifested. These four steps are as follow:

Step one: You slip into the gap between thoughts. The gap is the window, the corridor, the transformational vortex through which the personal psyche communicates with the cosmic psyche.

Step two: You have a clear intention of a clear goal in the gap.

Step three: You relinquish your attachment to the outcome, because chasing the outcome or getting attached to it entails coming out of the gap.

Step four: You let the universe handle the details.

It is important to have a clear goal in your awareness, but it is also important to relinquish your attachment to the goal. And the goal is in the gap, and the gap is the potentiality to organize and orchestrate the details required to affect any income.

Perhaps you recall an instant when you were trying to remember a name, and you struggled and struggled, but with no success. Finally, you let go of your attachment to the outcome, and then a little while later the name flashed across the screen of your consciousness. This is the mechanics for the fulfillment of any desire.

Adapted from Creating Affluence, by Deepak Chopra (New World Library, 1993).

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Laura M.

11:44AM PDT on Jun 12, 2012

Justin R,
You should read Deep Economy by Bill McKibben. It talks a lot about the repercussions of Chinese economic growth. It's a good read. I think it would interest you.

June 12
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Harshiita S.

9:56PM PDT on Jun 11, 2012

Thanks for the post!

June 11
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Abbe A.

6:51AM PDT on Jun 10, 2012

thanks

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Danuta W.

1:40AM PDT on Jun 9, 2012

thanks for the great article

June 9
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Angela N.

3:00PM PDT on Jun 7, 2012

thx

June 7
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Mark H.

2:15PM PST on Nov 22, 2010

I'm going to try that! Thank you!

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Jewels S.

4:43PM PDT on Aug 30, 2010

I really need to read DC's books and research this concept more. Thanks.

August 30
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Justin R.

8:33AM PDT on Aug 30, 2010

Thank you for your messages Deepak, they are always welcome in my world.

One should understand that they are guidelines and each of us will and can apply them in our own way.

8:28AM PDT on Aug 30, 2010

Thank you for your messages, they are always welcome in my world.

8:26AM PDT on Aug 30, 2010

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