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Originally Posted by iamthat
Manifestation is not about faking the feeling of having something, it is more about clearly imagining how we would feel if our desire were to manifest, and then resting in that imagined feeling.
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iamthat, I think the "clearly imagining how we would feel if our desire were to manifest and then resting in that imagined feeling."
The bolded part is what Richer meant about manifesting. Feeling it clearly that one desires and knowing that the feeling is true. He was saying that people who have doubts in their thoughts about things that they desire in a sense are "faking it", the desire won't manifest; cause the doubt puts the desire on hold in a sense, cause the space that doubt creates isn't aligned with the frequency of that desire.