Showing posts with label revision. Show all posts
Showing posts with label revision. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 12, 2016

Can we Revise for Others?

“If you really believe me you will not pass anyone without doing something to lift his burden. Taking up his cross, you will represent him to yourself as you would like to see him; and to the degree that you are self-persuaded, he will become it, even though he may never know what you did.”
Neville Goddard

 Neville believed we could revise for others.

It does sound kind of woo woo and hokey, and believing we can change things for someone else sounds like a contradiction to our belief that we create our own reality.  That we are the power in our world.

But, what if, as Neville says, "everyone is yourself pushed out, so when you imagine, you are influencing yourself"?

Then it doesn't matter whether we are imagining for ourselves, or for someone else, it is still ourselves that we are influencing.

I love Neville's revision technique and have been using it regularly, and I've written previously about a few of my results. 

Increase Your Luck with Revision, Does Revision Work?, Do You Hear What I Hear?


I personally like the thought that my imaginal acts can influence another, and a few months ago I had an opportunity to give revising for another a try.

A few months back my daughter was in the process of selling her home and buying a new one.  The plan was to close on her old house, and sign the papers on her new one within a day or so. 

Everything was going according to plan, her house sold, and then suddenly the closing on her new house was delayed. Because of the delay, she had to find somewhere to stay, the movers were booked up and couldn't be rescheduled, and nowhere to put her belongings.

Thankfully, the guy at the mortgage company said he'd take care of it, at his expense, and hired some movers that came, loaded up her stuff and stored it until she could move into her new home. So, it all worked out.

Then suddenly, a few months later, my daughter called me, totally upset, telling me the moving company called, demanding payment immediately and threatening to sue.  Seems the guy who had promised to take care of it, had changed his mind when he saw the bill and had refused to pay.

After several days of angry calls between all parties involved, I decided to try revision. 

I decided to go straight to the end result, and instead of hearing my daughter say, "he's still refusing to pay", I imagined instead, hearing her say, "He paid the bill!!!".

So, every time the subject came up, I just kept imagining I was hearing what I wanted to hear. "He paid the bill!"

Suddenly, a week or so later, I was walking down the street when I received a text message from my daughter that said, "He paid the bill!!!" Exactly as I had imagined. 

Do I believe we can we revise for others? Yes.

Until next time,

Here's to your Lucky Life!
Lucky Lady Kathleen


It's Law of Attraction for Your Lucky Life!


 

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Do You Hear What I Hear?

I'm having so much fun applying Neville's Law of Attraction tool of Revision, that I thought I would share my latest experience.

If you don't know what revision is, check out one of my earlier posts:
Increase Your Luck with Revision or Does Revision Work?

My daughter is getting married soon, and when we purchased her wedding gown we knew she would need some alterations, which I agreed to pay for.  

I had asked about how much would we need, so I could begin saving the money to pay for them, and somehow we determined we would need about $400.

The night before my daughter was all set to go to the seamstress, she told me a lady where she works had informed her that the alterations would quite possibly be more around $700 since my daughter's wedding dress includes a beaded jacket. Seems her daughter had just gotten married last year and that's how much her's cost.

The minute I heard my daughter say it could easily cost $700 instead of $400, I felt myself begin to panic. I had $400 set aside, how could I possibly come up with an extra $300 within a week.

Knowing that what I am feeling, is what I am vibrating and attracting, I knew I had to control my reaction, and shift my vibration.  I decided to use revision.

In other words, I decided to hear what I wanted to hear. 

So, I thought about it for a few minutes, and decided what I wanted to hear was not that it was going to cost more than expected, instead, I imagined hearing my daughter excitedly saying, "It cost less than we expected!", and hearing myself respond with "Woohoo!".

I only imagined it for a few moments, just long enough to feel the relief of it.

Whenever you shift your vibration about something, you know it, and you can feel it. It's done.

Anytime that it crossed my mind after that, I would immediately hear what I wanted to hear again, assume the feeling of my wish fulfilled, and let it go.

The next day my daughter called me after her appointment to let me know how much I owed, and guess what I heard?  "It cost less than we expected, it was only $207!" and of course I responded with an excited, "Woohoo!".

Now my daughter didn't have a clue I was using some of that weird LOA stuff, and a skeptic might say that it would have happened anyway, but I know, we can hear what we want to hear. 

Whenever you hear something that isn't what you wanted, I urge you to revise it.
Hear what you want to hear. 

Until next time,

Here's to your Lucky Life!

Lucky Lady Kathleen

It's Law of Attraction for Your Lucky Life!
 


Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Does Revision work?

One of my favorite manifesting tools is Neville Goddard's Revision technique.

"The circle can be broken by starting now to revise anything that you no longer wish to sustain in your world. By revising the past, you rid yourself of any effect it may have on your future."
Neville Goddard 

I love revision and I use it regularly. It works!

I've written about it before but today I feel inspired to share with you how I recently used revision to heal my arm.

Neville's definition of revision says,

"To revise the past is to re-construct it with new content. Man should daily relive the day as he wished he had lived it, revising the scenes to make them conform to his ideals. For instance, suppose today's mail brought disappointing news.  Revise the letter.  Mentally rewrite it and make it conform to the news you wish you had received.  Then, in imagination, read the revised letter over and over again and this will arouse the feeling of naturalness; and imaginal acts become facts as soon as we feel natural in the act. This is the essence of revision and revision results in repeal."
A couple of months ago, I went to have some blood work done.  I do this annually, and previously it had always been quick and painless. So much so, that I always told the nurse, "wow, you're good! I didn't feel a thing".

This time was different.  Even though it was the same lady as always, when she stuck the needle in my arm, an intense pain shot all the way down into my hand and hurt so badly, I moaned in pain the whole time.

A week later my arm was still hurting so badly, I could hardly stand the pain or use my right arm. Instead of improving, it was getting worse.

I actually went online looking for a solution and everything I read was negative.

It seems she must have hit a nerve and everyone was saying this would take months to heal, if it ever did. Some had even written that they had to contact an attorney and sue. 

Oh no! Not what I wanted at all!  

That night I decided to try revision to heal my arm. 

Here's what I did.

I lay down on my bed and remembered the incident as clearly as I could, sitting in the chair, all the pain when the nurse inserted the needle, etc.  Then, in my mind, I pretended to be standing in the room and watching it all happen.  As I did this, I shrunk the image down to the size of a grain of salt and then I stepped on it. (This is not part of Neville's technique, but sort of my own NLP).

After that, I revised the whole visit, from the time I arrived, sat down in the chair, the nurse inserted the needle, and I got up to leave. 

Only this time, I remembered it just like it had happened all the previous times, and I heard myself saying, "Wow, you're good!  I didn't feel a thing.".

I replayed the revised memory of this visit in my mind several times before falling asleep.

The next morning when I woke up, the pain in my arm was gone. I was thrilled. When I used my arm I could still feel some pain but I decided to ignore the facts and just kept hearing myself tell the nurse, "I didn't feel a thing".

Within a few days, all of the pain was gone and my arm is totally healed.

Revision works! All it takes is your imagination. 

Have a revision story of your own?  I'd love to hear it. 

Until next time, 

Here's to your lucky life!

Lucky Lady Kathleen

It's Law of Attraction for Your Lucky Life!