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Imag Album-Booklet V3a imaginization Album Booklet i imaginization Album Booklet Table of Contents Topic Page Number A Message for Future Generations ..................................................................................1 What is an imaginization? .................................................................................................2 Getting the Most Out of the imaginization Album .........................................................5 Practice imaginization ..................................................................................................7 Get Ready for the Mother Earth imaginization ..............................................................9 CD 1a: Mother Earth imaginization - Program Length: 25 Minutes ........................9 CD 1a: Script for Induction ...............................................................................9 CD 1a: Script for Mother Earth imaginization ...............................................11 CD 1a: Script for Wide Awake Process ..........................................................13 Get Ready for the Let Go of Not Enough imaginization ..............................................14 CD 1b: Let Go of Not Enough imaginization - Program Length: 16:30 Minutes ....15 CD 1b: Script for Induction ............................................................................15 CD 1b: Script for Let Go of Not Enough imaginization .................................15 CD 1b: Script for Wide Awake Process .........................................................17 Get Ready to Cleanse the Mind and Body .....................................................................18 CD 2a: Cleanse the Mind and Body - Program Length: 13 Minutes .......................19 CD 2a: Script for Cleanse the Mind and Body ...............................................19 Get Ready for the Healing Old Wounds imaginization ................................................21 CD 2b: Healing Old Wounds imaginization - Program Length: 20 Minutes ...........22 CD 2b: Script for Induction ............................................................................22 CD 2b: Script for Healing Old Wounds imaginization ...................................22 CD 2b: Script for Wide Awake Process .........................................................23 Get Ready for the Living in Truth imaginization ..........................................................24 CD 2c: Living in Truth imaginization - Program Length: 23 Minutes ....................26 CD 2c: Script for Living in Truth imaginization ............................................26 Get Ready to Create Your Personal imaginization .......................................................31 CD 3a: Create Your Personal imaginization - Program Length: 33 Minutes .........32 CD 3a: Introduction ........................................................................................32 CD 3a: Script for Induction .............................................................................32 ii imaginization Album Booklet Table of Contents (Cont’d) CD 3a: Create Your Personal imaginization ...................................................32 CD 3a: Script for Wide Awake Process ..........................................................32 Get Ready to Program Your Dreams .............................................................................33 CD 3b: Program Your Dreams - Program Length: 3 Minutes .................................33 CD 3b: Script for Program Your Dreams .......................................................33 Get Ready for the Meet Your Higher Self imaginization .............................................35 CD 3c: Meet Your Higher Self imaginization - Program Length: 17 Minutes ........36 CD 3c: Script for Induction .............................................................................36 CD 3c: Script for Meet Your Higher Self imaginization ................................37 CD 3c: Script for Wide Awake Process ..........................................................37 Get Ready for the Opening the Way imaginization ......................................................38 CD 4: Opening the Way imaginization - Program Length: 24 Minutes ..................42 CD 4: Script for Induction ..............................................................................42 CD 4: Script for Opening the Way imaginization ..........................................42 A Final Thought ...............................................................................................................45 iii imaginization Album Booklet A Message for Future Generations …Ptah-Hotep 2388-2356 B.C.E. Do not be arrogant because of your Acknowledge your neighbors while you knowledge, have wealth, Speak with those who know as well as those Be kind to your friends. who do not. Your friends are a bountiful harvest, Perfect speech is more elusive than greater than one’s riches, gemstones, It is good to share ones possessions with Yet can be found among maidservants at them. the grindstones. Restrain your desires, control your If you are entrusted with a message, speech, Hold fast to the truth in revealing it. Then your position will be among wise men. Follow your heart for the time of your existence, Be patient when you speak, Act within your capabilities. So that you may speak with wisdom. Do not shorten the time of following-the- If you listen to what I have said to you, heart, All your plans will prosper. To destroy its moment is offensive to the Spirit. The Truth in these sayings is their value, They will not perish on this earth for If you are a leader, listen quietly while you eternity. hear a petitioner, Allow him to pour out his heart of what he They will teach a person to speak to the has to say to you. future. It is good to speak to the future so If you are influential, you will foster others may hear it. respect, Through wisdom and pleasant speech. 1 imaginization Album Booklet What is an imaginization? In the temple system of ancient Egypt, cosmic harmony was the model for earthly harmony. Intellectual life was part of the spiritual life; mental life was a reflection of the divine life; and Ascension to higher densities was the highest of ideals to strive for. This holistic philosophy accounted for the variety, complexity, and multiplicity of life, but never implied separation; unity was always present. To acquire knowledge was to observe the divine at work; all branches of learning were equally divine. All science was incorporated into the highest exaltation of knowledge, the Law of One. Two types of mediation are particularly useful for the seeker of the One. The Passive Meditation devoted to emptying of the mind’s mental jumble is useful for those who wish to achieve an inner silence to better listen to the Infinite Creator. Active Meditation, on the other hand, was the most important tool of the Adepts in the temples who practiced releasing the awesome power of their imagination every day of their lives. Active Meditation, simply put, allows you to tap into the basic energy and language of the universe. We can all speak the language of the universe. We do so every day; its language is vibration. You use Active Meditation constantly, whether or not you are even aware of it. When you raise your vibration through Active Meditation, the universe matches it and sends it back with an experience that matches the vibration. When you lower your vibration, the universe does the same; it does not discriminate. So how do you raise and lower your vibration? With your thoughts. Where do your thoughts come from? Your mind. Our higher mind is the tool we use to paint the world, but most of us don’t have full control of our brushes. Most of us live at the level of the basic mind-body survival system, trapped in the vortex of our senses and emotions, and believing that is who we are. We allow this basic mind- body survival system to run the show. We lose sight of the fact that our mind-body-spirit complex is a tool, a tool of our own making; an amazing tool that allows us to live in this world having all of the experiences – both good and bad --that we need to experience. Active Meditation requires, first, silence, and second, clarity of mind for you to transcend the duality of this world. To achieve this clarity of mind, Adepts taught their students that you must nourish the in-dwelling spark of the Divine each day just like the material body requires food and water to survive. So they invented a powerful mental technique we call an imaginization to help you still the mind and body sufficiently to release the awesome power of your imagination and, 2 imaginization Album Booklet with devoted practice, overcome the intense feelings and deeply embedded beliefs that confuse your subconscious mind and prevent you from letting go of old ways of doing and being. You may not know it but the subconscious mind only recognizes and understands emotion and symbol. You may desire it be so, believe it to be possible, and visualize it happening, but the problem is that your underlying deepest feelings about what you want are often confused. If there is a belief in your subconscious mind that there is not enough, that you are not enough, that you do not really deserve what you want, then those beliefs will “bleed” over into the conscious mind and affect your ability to manifest what you wish for. This is what keeps you locked into old ways of doing and being. Unfortunately, prayer, affirmations, and other techniques that come from the conscious mind and primarily use only
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