Creative manifestation can not occur out of the past. The past needs to be consulted because the past provides opportunities to understand the limitations in the world of natural order. However, creative manifestation can’t possibly occur when there has been a fait accompli. By definition, the entire past is always a fait accompli because it is done and over. Creative manifestation has to occur out of a vision of the future. And the manifestation can not occur until that vision is intended. In other words, in order to create today, a view of the future and what is possible in the future must be made manifest in some way today. That occurs when an individual makes a decision, forms an intention, and acts in a way which is intended to make that future vision a reality today.
Original writing date: November 1, 2004