Crystallizing realities are creations that create later than expected whenever the conditions in our lives and most our belief systems allow for it to create. As an example, you may make a goal and give that goal a timeline, but the goal does not create. You consider yourself a failure, and nothing could be further from the truth. Perhaps down the road—six months or maybe even twenty years—after you make the original goal, suddenly, out of nowhere, that goal from so long ago just instantaneously creates. It is right there before your eyes now and you wonder how it happened. Or you say something like, “Where were you ten years ago?” “Now you decide to show up?” Remember, the most important skill here is that any belief you believe in that you are trying to create will only create to the degree that you believe that it can be created. If not, the subconscious and the consciousness are waging war. But since the subconscious stores all information, the subconscious states that you have never been able to satisfy those conditions before. The subconscious may hold beliefs such as, “How many times have you tried to create something and it failed? Besides, you procrastinate too much; you never do anything you say.” But as time goes on, those beliefs about you may change. Your beliefs about what you are able to create change. Suddenly, the conditions are met. And out of nowhere, ten years (or whatever amount of time) later, your reality is right there.
Now, I want to make something clear. I am not saying that crystallizing realities are the preferred way to create a goal. I am saying that crystallizing realities will remain with us until our consciousness and subconscious work in harmony, creating the right outflow of energy. If people tell you to “believe in yourself” and things will happen, what they are trying to say is “believe in your ability to change what you consider to be you and realities will create”. Remember, to create is an outflow, not an inflow of energy.
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