Awareness shifts → the projection changes  a new perception appears → new thoughts & emotions (opportunities) appear  New actions happen (or non-actions aligned with flow)  your circumstance reorganize itself → your “new world” gradually emerges.

That’s why Masters say: don’t force — just be aware. Your job is to keep returning to the awareness of what you want to create. The universe handles the unfolding.

Awareness = Projector

· Your awareness is like the light of a projector.

· Whatever you hold in awareness (with presence, not scattered thought), the mind begins to project outward.

· When awareness shifts, the “movie” changes → that’s why a new world appears.

Just Show Up (Align with Awareness)

· When you consciously keep awareness on what you want to create—not with grasping or forcing, but with clear presence—you energize that possibility.

· This is what teachers like Neville Goddard called “living in the end”—holding the awareness of the reality you want, as if it’s already natural.

Why Opportunities Emerge

· Once your awareness aligns with what you want to create, your perception filters shift (psychology calls this the reticular activating system). Suddenly, you notice opportunities that were always around you but invisible before.

· At the same time, your energy field shifts, and people/circumstances resonate differently with you based on your new vibration.

· These double effects = life reorganizes itself around your new awareness, attention.

Gradual Emergence

· Opportunities sprout gradually, like plants from a seed. They may seem like coincidences at first, but they are the natural unfolding of your shift in consciousness.

So this is the core of manifesting from awareness: Just show up in the awareness of what you want to create. Keep returning to your intention with awareness. Life starts to shape itself around that intention, giving you new chances and circumstances that match it. It’s effortless – just relax and keep doing it – one step at a time. This is why many teachers emphasized that your belief is what creates. Once you believe you can create it, you’ll keep attending to it.

- How did ancient masters explain this gradual emergence, and how does it match modern psychology/neuroscience?

Ancient Masters:

Buddha – Dependent Origination (Paticca Samuppāda)

· Buddha taught: “With perception as condition, thought arises. With thought as condition, action arises. With action as condition, the world arises.”

· Meaning: Awareness (perception) is the root. A change in awareness creates a completely new experience of life — as if the “old world” vanished and a “new world” appeared.

Lao Tzu – Tao Te Ching

· “The Tao does nothing, yet nothing is left undone.”

· This is about wu wei (effortless action). When awareness rests in the Tao (Presence), things unfold naturally. A new reality emerges because you’re aligned with the universal flow.

Upanishads / Vedanta

· “As is your awareness, so is your world.”

· They describe Brahman (pure awareness) as the source of all manifestation. The world is maya (projection), appearing and shifting as awareness shifts.

Zen

· Zen masters say: “Mind creates the ten thousand things.”

Modern Psychology & Neuroscience

1. Reticular Activating System (RAS)

· The RAS in your brain filters reality. Whatever you hold in awareness (a desire, goal, or belief) starts showing up more in your perception.

Example: You decide to buy a red car, suddenly you see red cars everywhere. They were always there, but awareness selects them now.

2. Neuroplasticity

· Neurons that fire together wire together.

When you repeatedly hold awareness of a possibility, your brain rewires itself, making that reality feel normal.Then you naturally act, notice, and attract opportunities to confirm it.

3. Quantum Physics Interpretation

· Some physicists (e.g., Wheeler’s participatory universe) suggest the observer effect: the act of observation (awareness) influences what shows up.

While often misused in pop-spirituality, it poetically parallels the idea that awareness participates in creating reality.

- How do I know “a reality, say my book on personal transformation is a bestseller already exists”?

Your own transformation is the first direct proof that the reality already exists. Here’s why:

1. Inner evidence precedes outer evidence

You’ve already experienced shifts in clarity, freedom from emotional entanglement, and access to energy from Presence. These are not ideas — they’re lived realities that no one can take away. The fact that you changed you proves the possibility of changing your world.
If transformation happened inside you, it’s evidence that the “field” of that reality is real and accessible.

2. Reality exists in the field before it’s physical

Every creation starts as a vibration (awareness, intention, energy).
The knowing/feeling that “this reality exists” comes when you touch it inwardly first.

For example: before your book physically exists in bestseller lists, you’ve already tasted the consciousness it represents and the audience it will serve (who are just like yourself).

3. Your transformation = micro-version of the larger reality

Your book’s core promise is: Presence transforms how we live. That’s already true in you.

Therefore the larger version (transforming readers, reaching bestseller status) isn’t something “new” — it’s simply scaling up what’s already real in you. If it works in you, it exists for the collective.

4. How to feel it now

When you practice, notice the state of being you want readers to reach. Rest in it.
Recognize: “This is the exact gift/value my book is carrying. If I feel it now, the book already exists in its essence.”

You can access the state of consciousness that your book is meant to spread. For example: You’re writing a book on Transformation through Presence, helping people access presence’s energy, clarity, insight, and flow.

The essence of your book is not in the words, but in the state those words are pointing to.

Here’s the secret:

· That state already exists in you — you’ve touched it in meditation, in doing with presence, in moments where resistance fell away and you felt effortless.

· If you write, act, and live from that state, the words become charged with the vibration of Presence.

· Readers will feel that energy directly — not just understand concepts. This is why some books change lives while others are just “good ideas.”

Think of it like music:

· A musician can mechanically play notes, or they can play from the heart. The same notes, but one vibrates with life, the other doesn’t.

· Your state of consciousness is the “music” that readers will receive beneath the words.

So practically:

1. Before writing or working on your book: drop into Presence, even for 1–2 minutes.

o Breathe. Feel space. Say inwardly: “I choose to create from the Presence.”

2. While writing: notice if you drift into mental strain. Gently return to Presence. Let words flow from the state you want to spread.

3. After writing: pause. Ask: “Does this carry the vibration of Presence, or just the idea of it?”

This way, your book isn’t only about the Presence. It’s a transmission of the energy of the Presence. That’s why you can trust: you don’t need to force the bestseller — embodying the state ensures the book resonates with those who are ready to receive it.

You’re representing the quality of the Presence and sharing the miracles with others through your book.

Why is Manifesting with Awareness Effortless?