Anyone who engages in the practice of active manifestation, usually comes across certain contradictions or issues that seem to recur again and again. I would like to share my personal experiences with the physics behind manifestation and level with, what I see as, misconceptions that seem to repeatedly interfere and cause a lot of frustration.

We are constantly manifesting as "images of source" - consciously or subconsciously.

This statement is true for me but it needs to be augmented: conscious manifestation does not preclude unconscious manifestation. So what is unconscious or subconscious manifestation? Or what is manifestation to begin with?

All beings vibrate in different frequencies that can be translated into color, sound, mathematic formulas or geometric structures. These expressions are the different “states” of creation, in the multiple levels of existence before they materialize as an experience or take shape as physical objects. The element of “time” is of importance, as time and space are linked. And the substance of time behaves differently in the various “spaces” or dimensions of creation. Simply put: it can take some time for a geometric structure to take form in the physical world. Even though the simultaneity of frequency and physical structure is just as true, we experience it with a delay in time.

In our fields, our cells, our memory and our active consciousness, we carry a multitude of programs and beliefs about ourselves and life in general. We also store the completely subconscious imprints of traumatic events, whether they be our own or a collective experience, somewhere in our cellular memory. This includes traumata of our ancestors, which are stored in our DNA and have their own, unique vibration. The sum of all this creates our own “vibration”, our color spectrum and the geometry from which our being and life itself draws its expression. All of this is vibrated “outwards” and composes our very own “symphony of creation”. And this vibration is "responded to" by life in the form of events. The physics behind this are quite complex and therefore I will later try to focus on the, in my personal view, most relevant aspect: the Ley Lines and the magneto-electrical energy of the earth. But, save that thought for Part IV.

Active manifestation is the conscious attempt to attract a certain event, “thing” or “state” into our experience.

This is most often attempted by means of various exercises or meditation techniques. The results are sometimes more, sometimes less successful and this is mainly due to the variables described above. They need to be understood as contributing factors to all manifestation.

And that is perhaps the strongest argument, why healing trauma, why erasing and changing superfluous, obstructive programs and beliefs is so important for a more harmonious life. All this information acts like dissonant notes in an inherently harmonious melody.

The universe serves as a mirror for our being. It can be seen as an echo chamber that reflects back to us, whatever we send out. The more of your subconscious is cleared, the less dissonance you will encounter in your own, direct experience.

Everything you encounter was “created” by you, your ancestors or even another expression of your being on other levels of creation or in other lives, at some point in time. This means that repeated “sounds” with a certain tonality over the course of someone's existence will manifest as an "event" at another point in time. This is generally referred to as “karma”, especially when it concerns events that are perceived as immensely negative and which suddenly seem to burst upon you.

Everything you encounter is meant for you.

This is perhaps the most difficult secret of conscious and unconscious manifestation to accept. It holds a key whose importance cannot be emphasized enough: the key of non-resistance. Accepting whatever you encounter or "what is" does not equate to apathetically tolerating any unbearable circumstance or event in your life.

This acceptance stands for the inner knowledge that you don't encounter anything that isn't coming back to you as an echo. And exactly at that point many fall into, what I call the "creation trap": once they accept that everything they experience was created by themselves, many are left with a feeling of failure - as a being or a co-creator. It seems unfair that some people are downright “unlucky”, whereas others seem to have “all the luck”. However, people who experience a lot of “negativity” should not be perceived as people who have brought a lot of “terrible” things to the outside world. They should rather be seen as beings, whose time has come to heal their dissonances - some of which are ancient and may reach back thousands of years. 

Why is non-resistance so important? Non-resistance or true acceptance mirrors the process in creation where life returns to Source to take on a new form and be reborn. This process is called the inhaling and exhaling of Source. It is very similar for us and our creations as we are “made in the image of Source”. They return to us and only when they are very close to Source, our source, our heart, do they enter our experience as an event. At that moment, they are on the verge of dissolving, healing or returning to their origin - us. 

Resistance to such situations and events is like hitting a tennis ball to the opposite side of the court. The other player is the universe, which immediately returns the ball to you. Everything we don't want and reject, will therefore "re-appear" all the stronger. Our "I don't want you!" is answered with: "But here I am.". Our "Go away!" will only increase and intensify the occurrence of such events.

Only when we say: "I see you. Who are you? Come closer.", only once we accept the event as is, can it dissolve within us and are we able to create other events in the future.