The Motive That Creates Reality - How to Manifest the Reality You Desire, Simply by Understanding the Reason Behind Your Actions?

Most people try to create reality with their thoughts. But what happens when that very thought suddenly causes a reality opposite to the original intention to manifest? A thought comes from the brain, a system whose sole purpose is to solve problems and create strategies to connect ideas to reality. The moment an idea is put into action and the problem is solved, the thought completes its role. While you think many thoughts every day, none of them repeat themselves unless they change their phrasing or their underlying idea. In contrast, there are internal narratives, behavioral patterns that activate you and are embedded in your behavioral choice system. These narratives are your motives. They come in two types:
1. **Need-Based Motive** - This is the most common motive. Your subconscious believes that you cannot get what you want and need, and therefore it intentionally creates a gap between what is desired and what exists in your life, which you will strive to fill from this motive.
2. **Expression-Based Motive** - Within you are various sources of information. Some are acquired, and some are innate. An expression-based motive is your choice to actualize certain information within you to contribute to the world with its help.
You can choose a motive or change it. To choose a motive, ask yourselves:
1. Are you choosing to perform this action to satisfy a certain lack?
2. Is there raw, internal information that you are waiting to express?
This way, you can identify the type of motive from which you are operating.
Conversely, if you want to change the motive, consider:
1. What need does your subconscious not believe will be met?
2. How can you provide a different solution for that need?
3. Do you still want what you originally desired after that need has been met?
When you know how to design your motive, your manifestation is open and does not pass through a consciousness of lack. You don't need to create gaps between what is desired and what exists just because of a lack of belief that everything is possible.

Share with me – where do *you* believe everything is possible?