Abraham Hicks – The Magical Creation Box – Ask and It Is Given Process

Hot Seater:

So Abraham, when, when we do the creation box and, um, we start putting in the things that we want in our life…

Abraham:

You start, you start putting in things that feel good when you think about them.

There’s a distinction.

There’s a distinction because if you’re putting in stuff that’s missing, now you’ve messed up your creation box.

Now it’s needy.

You say, so what you’re putting in the creation box are things that feel good when you think about them. That’s, that’s what you put in there.

You put rainbows in there and you put good feeling bodies in there and you put blissful states of being in there and you put magnificent things that make you feel good when you look at them.

In other words, do you need to possess the, the magnificent Picasso in order to appreciate it? Or can you just appreciate it?

Jerry and Esther have, have a beautiful new house in Texas now that is ready to live in after many, many years of coming about. But they don’t really ever care if they live in it because they’re out here with you. And this is what’s ringing their bells.

But there is a man who has brought it all to fruition recently over the last four or five months, he brought a team of people from California and they’ve, they’ve been living in, in one of the buildings there. Esther says it’s like snow white and the 12 dwarfs or their little beds are all lined up in the, in the center building.

And they’ve been bringing this place into a beautiful state of being. And Jerry and Esther saw it briefly and then left.

And now it has evolved much more since they were there. And so Eric calls frequently and describes to them what’s happening.

And the thing that is so interesting is that he just loves the process and, and nothing is ever unmanageable or out of sync. He just loves the process.

And so he’s always talking about the joyful work and how, and the creative work and the teamwork of these men coming together and the good ideas that are being born out of it.

And Jerry and Esther are realizing they’re not creating a house to live in. This is a whole world that’s being created and all of these people are dancing in this world and, and they are just a sort of remote, remote part of it because it’s their dream that these people are bringing to realization.

But the house is so much bigger than some place to live. You see what we’re getting at?

And, and Eric has taught them both the, the joy of the imagery.

Esther will say, “say it again, Eric”. “What, what?” “Tell, tell me about the walkway again, what, what the one that goes off the back porch. Tell me about that walkway”.

And then he will use words like meanders… it meanders and you discover and, and you feel and it’s exciting and comfortable and beautiful.

You see? They’re not walking on it. They’re not smelling it. They’re not licking it. They’re not seeing it. They’re, they’re just feeling it.

They’re just, they’re just feeling, they’re just feeling the culmination of it.

But what he’s conveying is far more than an object that he’s viewing.

He’s conveying the creation of it.
He’s conveying how it felt to envision it.
He’s conveying how it felt to hear what Jerry and Esther asked for, and then how to create it.
He’s conveying how it felt to, to gather the people who had the ability and to gather the resources.

He makes piling up a big pile of gravel sound delicious, you see. Because it’s part of the creative process.

And that’s what we’re wanting you all to begin to get a sense of. We want you to feel, we want you to feel the, the creation of that contrast that caused you to put things into a vibrational reality,

that a law of attraction is massaging into realness that you can feel now and live in later,
but feel now and live in later,
but feel now and live in later or not, but feel now.

What difference would it make if Jerry and Esther never spent a day in that house? It all would have been worth it for the feeling along the way.

It would have all been worth it just for the five months of description that Eric’s been offering them. It would have been worth it just for that five months of his description, more joy experienced as a result of pondering that not living it, not living the manifestation of it, pondering it from a distance and feeling the bigness of it.

You’re getting this?

Hot Seater:

Getting it. So putting things into the box that make us feel blissful. And the question, one of the questions is, do, do we have to continually look at those things or just, can we continually to put things in them and be happy and never look at them again? In other words…

Abraham:

The answer is easy. Do whatever you want with the box that feels good.

Carry it around, show it to other people, organize it, put it in alphabetical order.

It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter.

What, what matters is that, what matters is that, what matters is that this, this is pretty. I want it in my box. This is pretty too. I want that in my box too, that I don’t care so much about that one.

In other words, I want it in my box.
I want that in my box.
I want happy grandchildren in my box.
I want, I want a, I want a cooperative government who understands that it is a diverse span of interests and beliefs who have the ability to cooperatively work together to bring the best out of everybody. I want that.
I want that in my vortex.

I, I, in my vortex, I want, I want technology that solves the current issues of the day. I want, I’ll put that in my box and I have to figure out how to get there. I just want it. I mean, I’ll, I’ll, whatever that looks like, I’ll put it in my box.

If it looks like clear water, Oh, here’s a picture of clear water for looks like happy oil-free dolphin. Oh, here’s one. I’ll put that in my box.

In other words, what, whatever, whatever makes me feel good when I see it, I’ll put that in my box and I’ll put enough of it in my box.

I’ll put such an avalanche of good feeling things in my box that I’ll need a lot of boxes.

And so, and, and so I’ll just have somebody pick, pick, pick them up and put them someplace else. And in other words, you’ll have more boxes than you, than you really want. And maybe you’ll be able to let go of the boxes in time.

We just want you to find a way of making the focusing on the good feeling things be something that you do for the joy of it, not for the benefit of it, not for the manifestational benefit of it.

You’re putting it in the box because it felt good to find it.
It felt good to think about it.
It felt good to see the color in that rug, whether I ever buy it or not.
It felt good to imagine that rug on my floor, whether it ever is on my floor or not.
It felt good to look at the curves on that woman’s body if I ever make love to her or not. It felt good to look at the curves on that woman’s body, if it ever becomes my body or not.
It felt, it felt good to see that blue sky. If, if I, if I never see a sky that blue or not, it feels good.

It feels good. And that’s why I do it.
It feels good. Now it feels good.

Now in real time, I’m using this creation box as my excuse, right now, to see the world as source sees it, because when I use something as my excuse to see the world as source sees it, now I’m in alignment with source.

And now every cell in my body is vibrationally being allowed the fullness of what it requests.