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I believe I would say that if my goal is to get a car, I would first choose THE car I want, learn as much about it as possible. Talk to people about it, ask people you know wih it if you can drive it. Give the genius. A go First.
To be honest, I have no idea how to help you with this. From my experience I have not been able to do what you are doing. If I were to make an attemp at assisting you I would work to show you it is probably not a car you want... but the associated feelings and new found possibility with having a car.
Quoting: MutantMessiah I am using the Genius as well for this. I constructed a pyramid out of post-its at my job. Its here on my desk at work in plain site so everyone can see it. Its on top of a picture of the car I want that I drew, which is basically the base of the pyramid. I add a line around the four sides of the pyramid every day I'm at work as my rule. I considered also why and if its really the car that I want or the lifestyle associated with owning this car. A Mercedes Benz CLS 55 AMG. But nonetheless I'm using the Genius and trying to apply Ec to the best of my ability for my intent of me owning this car being my new perspective. I assume my lifestyle would have to change completely in the event of this taking place even without my intent being any further than owning this car.
I look forward to your results. TRUST that you're right. If you must doubt, doubt you're wrong. I believe you're doing exactly what you can(have to)
To get this car. It needs space to exist (I believe) have you gone to dealers and test driven it? Perhaps read reviews online? Notice how it could fit? Can it?
There are many ways to influence this.
Because the map isn't just about that specific location. It is also about what is around that location.
For example, where would you go if you had that car? Do you think you would use the valet parking at a particular restaurant, or go cruising along the coast? Would you wash your car by hand more often?
Interact with these other elements to make them more relative to your experience.
In the above example,
do not wait until you have the car to do the things you would do if you had the car. Make it relative to your experience now. Wash your old car now as you would your new car.
It is kind of like you want to go to a party but cannot receive a direct invitation from the hosts. You must, instead, get the invitation from their neighbors.
If the car is a location on your map you need to 'get invited' by the other experiences near that location.
You 'get invited' by having those experiences now. That will make it more likely that you will find yourself in the location that you desire.
The Genius is simply about drawing a logical map from one perspective to an other perspective. Your mind needs to see how it can get from one location to an other. The Genius makes it obvious, and helps you to realize the experience. (In more advanced uses, it 'creates' the experiences on-the-fly, kind of like a holodeck.)
