Meditation and Manifestation

How often do we visit the pulse of our dreams? Are we feeding our purpose the oxygen it really needs in order for it to breathe for our future? We perform a handful of rituals and rites to move our visions over the threshold to reality but come up short because the power of our concentration becomes obstructed by our obsession with the "way" our rituals and rites are performed and not on the "result"of our "concentrated" efforts. When we lose the power that we've barely learned to harness in the fog of pomp and circumstance, we forfeit our presence among the incredible and the unique. Meditation has often been dismissed as a quirky "new age" (even though there is nothing "new" about it) platform that has no power and no edge over other practices among the many who desire to live the path that was paved for them. But meditation is a powerful and invaluable platform that bridges the gap between dream and reality, focus and blindness, and success and ultimate greatness.

But when do we visit our purpose in the silence of our souls? How often are we inhaling the power of God and exhaling the path of our destiny? Where in our daily lives are we taking a true spiritual trip with specific focus on building the vision and walking the footsteps that is our true life? Shouldn't we be shutting off all the static noise of nonsense, nuisance, and negativity to swim in the intimate silence of our greatest visions? Shouldn't we be capturing every unadulterated second for the sole purpose of transforming the illusion around us and bringing forth the tangible reality that God has woven into us? Manifesting our dreams, realizing our visions, and casting off the false requires a deeper experience than just casual prayers and empty rituals. Manifestation of our destiny comes from our commitment to keeping our consciousness filled with the images and "realness" of God's directives that are moving toward us and within us.

We must secure a time when we can turn everything off and turn our visions inside out through the controlled power of our thoughts. We must sear the images and the reality that awaits our growth and arrival in the walls of our consciousness. We must burst out of the rites we've exercised and break in to the meditative state that powers our controlled thought. We must find a place where we can not be disturbed, physically and mentally, and reside there often so that we can open up the portal to God's presence and manifest what is specifically for our journey.

Now, Meditate on that day and night.

Aljin Haynes
Empowerment Leader &
Emboldened Activist for Change
Enlightened and Empowerment Ministries
Impacting the World One Spirit at A Time