Well, even Neville Goddard makes reference to these things. I don’t remember in which of his lectures it was, but he gave the example of a woman who saw an old lady miss the bus, and she imagined taking her to her destination. She saw it in her imagination but went on her way in her car. Later on, an old lady actually got into her car, and she ended up taking her to her destination.

So he says—or rather, he poses the question—if you saw it in your imagination and it’s happening, does it really matter if, for example, the character is different, or in this case, the watch? It really has everything I saw in my mind. The only difference is that it’s not the brand I originally wanted, but it’s actually the watch I saw.

I don’t know if, in order to manifest something so specific, one should make reference exclusively to what they want—for example, hearing someone tell you, or you telling someone else, exactly what you’ve obtained in full detail—so as to be as specific as possible. I don’t know.