Ask and It Is Given: Learning to Manifest Your Desires (Law of Attraction Book 7)

by Esther Hicks

Process #16 Pivoting When to Use This Process: • When you are aware that the statement you just made is the opposite of what you want to attract into your experience • When you want to establish an improved point of attraction • When you are feeling fairly good but know that you could feel even better, and you are willing to take the time to make that happen right now. Current Emotional Set-Point Range This Pivoting Process will be of themost value to you when your Emotional Set-Point is ranging somewhere between: (8) Boredom and (17) Anger (If you are not sure what your current Emotional Set-Point is, turn back to Chapter 22 and scan the 22 categories on the Emotional Guidance Scale.) It is possible to be focused in vibrational opposition to what you really desire without knowing you are. It is like the opposite ends of a stick. When you pick up a stick, you pick up both ends. This Pivoting Process will help you be more aware of which end of your stick you are currently activating: the end that is about what you want, or the end that is about the absence of what you want. The contrast of your time-space-reality is extremely useful, for contrast helps you focus your thoughts: Whenever you know what you do not want, you also know even more clearly what you do want; and whenever you know what you do want, you also know even more clearly what you do not want. And so, your exposure to contrast sharpens your focus and gives birth to new preferences and desires. In fact, this va...