The Blue Moun­tains Miracle

Here’s a won­der­ful story Laura and I got a few days ago from some Silva Method fan.

Don, Thanks for send­ing us this beau­ti­ful story that will def­i­nitely inspire a lot of other peo­ple and bring more mir­a­cles into their lives.

To the rest of the world, if you have any great Silva Method sto­ries you would like to share, do send them to us or leave us a comment!

Jill

My name is Don Mor­timer and after 50 years of frus­tra­tion and feel­ings of lack and inad­e­quacy I began a jour­ney some six years ago that has now taken me to a life of sat­is­fac­tion, abun­dance, con­fi­dence and success.

I use these changes in my life as ref­er­ence points for me to call on when I am con­fronted with prob­lems and or issues that I am try­ing to find solu­tions for. The fol­low­ing story is such a ref­er­ence point and it is writ­ten so that you too can use it as a ref­er­ence point in your life.

In mid Novem­ber 2008 dur­ing the wed­ding cer­e­mony of my niece and future nephew an extra­or­di­nary event played out in front of 120 guests at the Ever­glades His­toric House and Gar­dens, Leura.

You are invited to the wed­ding of my niece so immerse your­self into the story and see your­self as a guest and being part of this extra­or­di­nary event, feel as I and all the guest attend­ing felt and you will won­der at the power of the of the uni­verse to deliver what­ever you wish for or bet­ter, once you know how to ask and the power that lies within us all to man­i­fest all we desire.

The Blue Moun­tains Miracle

The week­end weather fore­cast for the whole south­east coast of Aus­tralia was bleak as we boarded the plane for the one hour flight to Syd­ney from Mel­bourne. Being in the south­ern hemi­sphere Novem­ber in Aus­tralia is the last month of Spring and pro­duces unpre­dictable weather; from one day to the other it can be any­thing from a heat wave to cold and blus­ter­ing, you never know what you will get. Being a Fri­day night the plane was full to capac­ity as peo­ple com­muted to and from Australia’s two major cities. There were six of us on the plane and my two broth­ers and our wife’s were going to the wed­ding of my sister’s daugh­ter. The wed­ding was to be held the fol­low­ing day at 3 pm. in the Ever­glades gar­dens in Leura, a small town high in the Blue Moun­tains approx­i­mately 100 kilo­me­ters (60 miles) west of Sydney.

Upon arrival in Syd­ney and as there was six of us we rented a ‘peo­ple mover’ and set off to our next des­ti­na­tion, a two hour drive to the Wal­la­cia Hotel about 8K’s from my sis­ters place in Sil­verdale. The small town­ship of Sil­verdale was nes­tled in the foothills of the Blue Moun­tains and the recep­tion was to be held in a mar­quee at the back of my sister’s one acre prop­erty. Her and her hus­band had spent months prepar­ing for the wed­ding and every­thing was in place for it to be a very spe­cial day for their daugh­ter, Cas­san­dra and her new hus­band to be, Drew Walker.

One of eight broth­ers and sis­ters I am forth in line and we were all com­ing from far and wide to be part of the day, the rest of the fam­ily (four sis­ters) were stay­ing up at the house in a car­a­van and popup camper trailer and help­ing setup for the reception.

Dur­ing my jour­ney to a bet­ter life I began my stud­ies with EFT and am now an EFT Ther­a­pist; once you start down this path your thirst for knowl­edge increases as you seek more answers, aware­ness and enlight­en­ment and as a nat­ural pro­gres­sion I was sent infor­ma­tion and pur­chased a med­i­ta­tion pro­gram called the Silva Method. In the pro­gram you learn many dif­fer­ent tech­niques that when applied, can and do, man­i­fest your desires, it can be used for many dif­fer­ent appli­ca­tions, as sim­ple as get­ting a car park or as seri­ous as deal­ing with a chronic disease.

The Silva Method is easy to learn and very relax­ing and as my study of the pro­grams has pro­gressed I have expe­ri­enced more and more ‘coin­ci­dences’ in my life and my intu­itive level has increased sub­stan­tially. One of the tech­niques called the “Three Fin­ger Tech­nique” is used to ‘lock in’ your desired out­come and in sit­u­a­tions when it is not pos­si­ble to enter an Alpha State ie. in a pub­lic place etc. You can use it for any­thing you desire and is ‘as potent’ as going into a com­plete med­i­ta­tive state.

We had plenty of time to get ready for the wed­ding so while my wife was bathing I relaxed on the bed and entered Alpha State with the Silva three-to-one method and pic­tured the wed­ding being held in a gar­den on a bright sunny day, many months of prepa­ra­tion had gone into this day so I wanted it to be a spe­cial day for her and even though the weather was expected to get worse I saw it as I wanted it to be, not as it was. I then locked in this pic­ture with the three fin­ger tech­nique, became wide awake and con­tin­ued to get ready.

At 1pm we piled into the van, punched in our des­ti­na­tion into the sat-nav and headed up the moun­tains. The jour­ney up the moun­tain was unevent­ful other than the obvi­ous increase in the strength of the wind as we climbed higher. The prop­erty is at the end of a sub­ur­ban street and we were one of the first to arrive; it was still sunny but as we alighted from the car the first thing to hit you was sud­den drop in tem­per­a­ture and with the wind chill added in it was very cold indeed.

None of us were appro­pri­ately dressed for this type of weather and I doubted if the bridal party would be either, even so, I applied the three fin­ger tech­nique again and visu­al­ized the wed­ding as I had done so pre­vi­ously with­out mak­ing any judg­ment on what may be the out­come. We hur­ried down the path and steps, through the beau­ti­ful gar­dens and across the lawn area where the wed­ding cer­e­mony was to be held, the chairs were still stacked to the side as the wind was relent­less and would have blown them over within sec­onds of being placed.

Being early we had time to tour the house, I wanted to walk the gar­dens but unfor­tu­nately that was out of the ques­tion still it was very inter­est­ing to see the unusual archi­tec­ture with the bath­rooms of spe­cial inter­est. One of the things that struck me was, even though the house was 80 years old it was in excel­lent con­di­tion, a trib­ute to the skill of the trades­man that built it.
I could see deep black clouds rolling into the val­ley and speed­ing towards us. I thought then that it looked very unlikely that the wed­ding will be held as I had visu­al­ized it but was con­vinced it would be still a spe­cial day for my niece no mat­ter what the weather.

The guest began to fil­ter in and there was much con­fu­sion as to where the wed­ding was to be held ‘inside or out?’ my sis­ter was still com­ing up the moun­tain and phone calls were going to and fro until, with con­sul­ta­tion with the house man­agers it was decided that it had to be held inside. No one was dis­ap­pointed as we could not con­trol the weather, it was going to be crowded but every­one wanted it to be a spe­cial day for the bride and groom and we would make the best of it.

Soon there was a flood of arrivals and the entrance hall and lounge was packed with guests, many of the young women were dressed for much warmer weather and obvi­ously glad to be inside the house. The grooms­man lined up fac­ing the guests with their back to the win­dow in the lounge and as the arrange­ments were now thrown into dis­ar­ray there was more con­fu­sion as to how it would all go down, still every­one was in great spir­its and there was much laugh­ter we orga­nized ourselves.

Word came from below that the bridal party had arrived. They were just in time as the storm I had seen rolling up the val­ley before now hit with vengeance, rain pelted down and was soon fol­lowed by hail, the wind grew even stronger and we were thank­ful that the bridal party had not been caught in it. I went back into the break­fast room and stealed one last look out the win­dow. As I looked at the appalling weather I was not dis­ap­pointed but still I won­dered whether the Silva Method I had applied had or would have any effect, they were pass­ing thoughts and I walked away not con­cerned but happy that ‘no mat­ter what’ it would still be a spe­cial day for my niece.

Back with my fam­ily the cer­e­mony was soon to begin and all of our atten­tion went to the back of the room as the first of the three brides maids walked up the stairs. With a slight and delib­er­ate delay my niece walked up the stairs and past the line of guests, she looked radi­ant! She took the cen­tral posi­tion in the wed­ding party with her back to the gar­den win­dow and now the com­plete wed­ding party was turned towards the guests; all of our atten­tion now went towards them and as we did so we were all shocked with what was hap­pen­ing behind them outside.

The first thing that struck you was the still­ness that had filled the room, the wind had ceased to blow out­side and an almost eerie quiet­ness enveloped the house. We stood there dumb­struck with mouths open and smiles of won­der as snowflakes fell gen­tly into the gar­den pond, the snow got heav­ier and drifted down as if lighter than air. I could see that my niece didn’t know what was hap­pen­ing; all she could see was the guests gap­ing in her direc­tion with smiles of won­der and was bewil­dered as to what was going on. I called out to her “Turn around and look, it’s wonderful!”

She and the wed­ding party all turned around and looked out the win­dow and for a few moments every­one in the room stared and was cap­tured by this most magic of moments.  The beauty of the moment was itched into everyone’s soul for­ever by the gen­tle fall of the snowflakes high­lighted by the dark brick ter­race wall and the out­side still­ness that now enveloped us inside as well.

Cas­san­dra and the wed­ding party turned back towards the cel­e­brant and within moments the wind returned; the snowflakes were caught in its embrace and began swirling round and round within the court­yard and within sec­onds dis­ap­peared. The cer­e­mony now began in earnest and with it the clouds dis­ap­peared as well, bright sun­shine beamed down behind the win­dow and rain­drops caught in the petals and leaves glis­tened from the sun’s rays and a feel­ing of warmth filled the room.

The sun­shine lasted until well after the cer­e­mony and as we all gath­ered on the bot­tom lawn for a pho­to­graph I could see black clouds once again begin to roll into the val­ley. The wind never let up until late that night and played havoc with the mar­quee back at the recep­tion. As I drove down the moun­tain after the wed­ding I was very emo­tional, as the oth­ers in the car chat­ted about what had hap­pened and the explicit tim­ing of the snow fall .

I felt very sur­real about what had taken place. Tears welled in my eyes as the real­iza­tion that I was part of a most extra­or­di­nary event sunk in. To this day it still affects me this way and I feel priv­i­leged to have been part of it. The wed­ding was not as I had visu­al­ized it but was in fact… bet­ter, and was a very spe­cial day as I and all the guests wanted it to be and a spe­cial day I will remem­ber and use as a ref­er­ence point for the rest of my life.

Epi­logue

There are many that will dis­miss what hap­pened as a freak of nature or a coin­ci­dence but that is what mir­a­cles are. Mir­a­cles hap­pen every day and are cre­ated by all of us as we go about our daily busi­ness; we just take them for granted as the nat­ural course of things. If I hadn’t applied the Silva three fin­ger tech­nique I to would see this as just a lucky coin­ci­dence that turned the disheveled arrange­ments of a wed­ding into one to remem­ber but the fact is I did use the tech­nique and the out­come was amazing.

It is my belief that every­one at that wed­ding that wanted it to be a spe­cial day for Cas­san­dra and Drew had con­tributed to the mir­a­cle that took place. This hap­pened because of an expec­ta­tion that no mat­ter what the cir­cum­stances it will still be so, that it would be spe­cial, and so it was. I believe that I, through the Silva Method had unwit­tingly pro­vided a chan­nel for their and my inten­tion and as Laura Silva Que­sada of the Silva Method says many times through­out the pro­gram “when medi­at­ing for your desires expect what you want… or bet­ter!” And that is what we got.

An impor­tant point to note is, no one was dis­ap­pointed that the wed­ding couldn’t be held as planned; every­one just got on with it and enjoyed the expe­ri­ence, and there was no moan­ing or groan­ing from any­one. When you let go of all neg­a­tive emo­tions you allow the uni­verse to go about its busi­ness with­out any obstruc­tions, it just does its job and deliv­ers what you ask for and that is the state you are in when in a med­i­ta­tive state. For 15 min­utes or so you are free of any obstruc­tions and fully open to receiv­ing what it is you want and this is what makes the Silva Method such a won­der­ful tool. in moments you are in a state of being that is a direct path to your hearts desires and not only that it is locked in with the three fin­ger tech­nique, all you then have to do is allow it to man­i­fest into your expe­ri­ence and it will be so.

PS:

In these chal­leng­ing times you can use this story as a ref­er­ence point in your life, when things are look­ing bleak and dark clouds are enter­ing your life know that you have within the means to change the out­come and that out­come can and will be bet­ter than you expect. The uni­verse deliv­ers what you focus on and if you focus on pros­per­ity, abun­dance and love, no mat­ter what your cur­rent cir­cum­stances, and expect it to be so, that is what you will receive.

I wish you well­ness and prosperity.

Don

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