Is it Ethical to Manifest a Specific Person?

When I first got into the law of assumption, I was a little bit wary about manifesting a specific person.

I thought, “Isn’t that playing around with someone’s free will?”

“Isn’t that manipulation?”

“Wouldn’t that mean that the love wasn’t really real and you just manifested it instead? And wouldn’t it be mean to the other person to manifest love from them?”

Let’s have a look at what our teacher, Neville Goddard says:

"Everyone is yourself pushed out, so when you imagine you are influencing yourself." – Neville Goddard

When you are using your imagination to manifest something or someone, you are changing and transforming yourself.

You are not manipulating or controlling the other person.

If you work with me 1:1 to manifest your specific person, you will be transforming your identity and your self-concept to be the person that is already in a relationship with your SP.

You are transforming your identity and your self-concept to be someone that is already in a relationship with your SP.

So, the only person you are changing is yourself and you are changing your mind about yourself so that everyone else will conform to your new self-concept.

You have been doing this all of your life with the perceptions that you hold about yourself and others, but you were not consciously aware that you were doing it.

So when you manifest a specific person that matches what you’ve been imagining and embodying you have only manifested and attracted the reflection of the change that you made within yourself.

You are changing your identity so that others reflect this change that you made within.

Since this is a process of changing your self-concept and your identity, there is nothing wrong with manifesting your specific person.

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