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【转自：Steve Pavlina . com】Disciplining Your Mind to Become Better at Manifesting
A key to the intention-manifestation model is that you must keep your thoughts focused on what you want and avoid thinking about what you don’t want. Even if you’re skeptical about the power of intention, it shouldn’t be hard to see that a disciplined mind brings benefits. Improved mental discipline is sure to be a useful skill regardless of your current model of reality. It’s hard enough to achieve goals via direct action if your mind is cluttered with negative or distracting thoughts. But with intention-manifestation, it’s nearly impossible.
I’ve found that in order to improve my results with this model, I’ve had to put significant effort into disciplining my mind. I consider this time well spent, regardless of the outcome.
Yesterday I saw the movie Peaceful Warrior, which is based on The Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman (one of my favorite books). In the movie there’s a scene where Dan is able to hear his friends’ mental chatter. Even as they’re preparing to practice their gymnastics routines, their minds are filled with distracting fears and worries. When Dan is able to clear his mind of all distractions, he performs at his best, and in the end he attracts what he wants.
Even as you read this article now, what other thoughts are passing through your mind? Is 100% of your attention focused on reading this, or is your consciousness split? Is any part of your mind churning over work-related issues, emotional stress, physical discomfort or hunger, noise from the next room, or past or future events? It’s often the case that less than 50% of our attention is directed to the task at hand. That isn’t focus — that’s blur.
When our mind is cluttered and we attempt to introduce new intentions, it’s like throwing pebbles into a stormy sea. The ripples will still occur, but they’ll just be absorbed. The calmer we can make our background thoughts, the cleaner will be our intentions’ ripples, and the more readily they’ll manifest.
I think anyone who’s attempted intention-manifestation in earnest can attest to the difficulty of staying focused. How can you hold a thought of financial abundance without succumbing to worries about paying the bills? How can you focus on attracting a new relationship when you still harbor thoughts of being alone? How can you manifest health when you keep thinking about your ailments? In my opinion you can’t… at least not right away.
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【转自：Steve Pavlina . com】Disciplining Your Mind to Become Better at Manifesting
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2006/10/14 21:11 | by zhanghongbiao ]
2006/10/14 21:11 | by zhanghongbiao ]
【转自：Steve Pavlina . com】Disciplining Your Mind to Become Better at Manifesting
A key to the intention-manifestation model is that you must keep your thoughts focused on what you want and avoid thinking about what you don’t want. Even if you’re skeptical about the power of intention, it shouldn’t be hard to see that a disciplined mind brings benefits. Improved mental discipline is sure to be a useful skill regardless of your current model of reality. It’s hard enough to achieve goals via direct action if your mind is cluttered with negative or distracting thoughts. But with intention-manifestation, it’s nearly impossible.
I’ve found that in order to improve my results with this model, I’ve had to put significant effort into disciplining my mind. I consider this time well spent, regardless of the outcome.
Yesterday I saw the movie Peaceful Warrior, which is based on The Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman (one of my favorite books). In the movie there’s a scene where Dan is able to hear his friends’ mental chatter. Even as they’re preparing to practice their gymnastics routines, their minds are filled with distracting fears and worries. When Dan is able to clear his mind of all distractions, he performs at his best, and in the end he attracts what he wants.
Even as you read this article now, what other thoughts are passing through your mind? Is 100% of your attention focused on reading this, or is your consciousness split? Is any part of your mind churning over work-related issues, emotional stress, physical discomfort or hunger, noise from the next room, or past or future events? It’s often the case that less than 50% of our attention is directed to the task at hand. That isn’t focus — that’s blur.
When our mind is cluttered and we attempt to introduce new intentions, it’s like throwing pebbles into a stormy sea. The ripples will still occur, but they’ll just be absorbed. The calmer we can make our background thoughts, the cleaner will be our intentions’ ripples, and the more readily they’ll manifest.
I think anyone who’s attempted intention-manifestation in earnest can attest to the difficulty of staying focused. How can you hold a thought of financial abundance without succumbing to worries about paying the bills? How can you focus on attracting a new relationship when you still harbor thoughts of being alone? How can you manifest health when you keep thinking about your ailments? In my opinion you can’t… at least not right away.
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