Please take my question in absolute seriousness
Or anyone is welcome to answer as i would
Love a reply
would you believe a man if he said manifesting something was not the problem?
Yes I would easily believe it. I've done it at many points in my life - so well that I tried to stop the process when it involved other people directly.
at the risk of sounding pompous
do you really think this is what the buddhists are speaking about
when they speak of dependent arising and that stuff?
"Dependent arising"... do you mean 'attachment' here?
You may not, but if you do, the process of manifesting a thing works better when you drop the attachment to the outcome. That way, you're allowing Spirit or your double, even, to take over the process. The caveat there is that you must trust Spirit to bring what is for your highest good. So, in that motif, if you do not manifest the thing, then there was some higher reason that you did not. "It's all good," as they say.
But do the Buddhists observe such practices? Perhaps the Tibetan Buddhists do, but I really don't know. The Taoists might, but again, I don't know for sure. Others here are more expert in the Buddhist and Taoist practices than myself.