More Questions and Musings
September 25th, 2009 | 
Author: Do people create their own future consciously or if not then is it created for them by default? Default; meaning that suggestions created and received from external causes (family, friends, society, media etc)
Or is it that everyones future is cast in stone so to speak.
Chance, Randomness, Probability, Possibilities..
What part do these play in the life of the individual who is attempting to ordain reality?
Do these even play any signicant role at all?
Is ordaining reality constraint by any of the following “systems” which greatly affect the lives of individuals:
Politics – Can a person living in Darfur or other regions of conflict ordain their reality? This is one criticism that is levelled at many “law of attraction” proponenets!
Economics: Will a person living in America ordain is reality better than someone who lives in North Korea or Cuba?
Religion: This one you touched on in previous posts – Do those who believe in a deity find ordaining reality(individual action) troublesome.
Looking forward to your responses and those of other reader
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Just wanted to chime in.
I bought and read the latest, shortest book. Kudos on presenting science in such a manner and for showing how thoughts can link to events.
I am doing the “meditations”. I may need some help there. It sounds like you are rewriting some of that, and I would be interested, too.
Any more books in the pipeline?
Tom Doyle
I’ve been focusing on my problems using focusing techniques I learned a while back. I do this all the time, but my problems don’t seem to get any better. I’ve read a fair number of self-help books, but I must admit that I haven’t read or even bought your book. However, I am getting a little jaded about this stuff as it doesn’t seem to work for me.
I am curious about your answer.
Terry A.
Hello Terry A.
First, thanks for blogging and sharing your thoughts. You absolutely do not have to have bought and/or read any of the Ordaining Reality books to blog in here.
In fact, even without reading any of the books you asked a particularly excellent question; or better stated, you raised an important criticism of self-help books. I discuss this issue in the books, but let me try to hone in here.
You state: “I’ve been focusing on my problems using focusing techniques…but my problems don’t seem to get any better”. Here is my response:
It may seem paradoxical, but when you try to solve your problems by focusing on them, you will likely make them deeper. By the laws I have described in my books, you strengthen that (i.e., the vibrations) which you focus upon. This is a common, but critical error that many readers make. As I stress in the books and offer specific reasons why, you must focus on what you want, not on what troubles you.
I hope this helps.
Let me know.
I like that answer. It makes sense. I did order the book so it better be good!!!
Hi Terry,
I’m glad that answer helped and thank you for the purchase. Please let us know what you think when you get the book.
BTW, which version did you buy?
Hi Damian,
Excellent questions all; let me try to answer them.
First, much of this is covered in the book, but let me zero in on the ones you posed as others have asked these and similar ones in the past.
Question One: Do people create their own future consciously, or, if not, then is it created for them by default? Default; meaning that suggestions created and received from external causes (family, friends, society, media etc).
My simple answer is: all of the above. I cover why this is in fairly great detail. In short: all that is is vibration. Vibration precedes action. Stronger vibrations rule weaker ones. With this in mind, you can see that your conscious and subconscious vibrations and those of others have an impact on action. Again, I get into this in greater detail in the book.
Question Two: Is it that everyone’s future is cast in stone so to speak?
Answer: Not at all. That was a notion (called Determinism) that was overturned in the mid-twenties with the advent of QM which showed that probabilities rules and that observers affect the outcome of events. This is also covered in more detail in the book.
Question Three: What part do Chance, Randomness, Probability and Possibilities play in the life of the individual who is attempting to ordain reality? Do these even play any significant role at all?
Answer. This is truly an excellent question. This subject matter is actually explained as the X-factor of ordaining Reality. There are no certainties; only probabilities; ergo chance, randomness, etc. play a role in every life. However, we can improve the odds that what we want will occur if we understand the system (as explained in the book). As a weak analogy consider this: you can go through life rolling the dice with no idea of what you expect or want to get, or you can go through life, say, Ordaining a seven to come up because that is what you want (metaphorically). Surely, snake eyes (again, metaphorically) may come up no matter how hard you pray for a seven, but your odds of hitting a seven are much greater if that;s what you focus on (again, not literally as sevens have higher dice odds anyway…but you get what I mean). In short, you greatly improve the chances of getting what you want by following the methods advised in the book.
Question Four: Is ordaining reality constrained by any of the following “systems” which greatly affect the lives of individuals such as Politics. For example can a person living in Darfur or other regions of conflict ordain their reality? Economics: Will a person living in America ordain is reality better than someone who lives in North Korea or Cuba?
Answer: It isn’t so much that ordaining reality is constrained by these acculturated systems (which by the way are vibrations attempting to entrain the population they control). It is more that to ordain your reality you must vigilantly supersede these forces. That is why I teach that this action must eminate from within your inner self and you must practice this every day.
Question Five: Regarding religion – Do those who believe in a deity find ordaining reality (individual action) troublesome.
Answer: I certainly hope not. Actually, the more devote a person is the better they will be able to ordain reality as praying is one of the strongest meditation methods to bring about that which is wished if one truly believes in a Supreme Being. My book only explains how this happens.
Thank you again Damian. I look forward to your responses to these answers and other questions you and other readers have.