If Crisis is Catalytic, How Do We Get the Catalyst's EFFECT Without the Crisis?

Aye, there's the rub: to get the catalytic effect of a crisis, you need the crisis. Well, no, we do not. We need to expand our imagination. There is first of all the Law of Reversibility. While we expect cause to bring about effect, we can also expect effect (properly imagined) to being about its cause.

In crisis, it is necessary to imagine the desired effect, the RESULT we want, rather than what is not wanted. Can we put another layer on this, and imagine what result we would want IF there was a crisis? "IF there were such and such crisis, I would want and think and desire like what? Were I NOT to think of what I do not want, what would I imagine?"

This is not to dwell upon the imagining of a crisis, to plan it out in all its detail. God forbid. But we can use crisis, real or imagined, to stimulate the imagining of what effect IS desired. This is the plot of every story -- some problem has to be overcome.

What problems do you have to overcome? WHAT IS THE END RESULT THAT WOULD BE DESIRABLE? Do not worry about the problem. Do not worry about what you are going to do about it. IMAGINE THE END RESULT, AND IMAGINE IT AS THOUGH IT WERE YOUR PRESENT REALITY. Revision your day, at night as you go to sleep, as ending in the state you desire. You have received and now HAVE that situation, whatever it may be. Learn of God, and let it be good.