"Blessed be" is a form of "blessed is."   It's a declaration of what is and declaration that what is shall continue to be (shall continue to exist).   

Macro:   In Theta-Healing / Theta Transformation language, a "Macro" is technique used to replace one set of words with a single word or phrase that is easier or more convenient to use.   It's done by defining what the newly-created words or phrases shall mean.   The classic example is defining "Creator's PUD" to mean, "Creator's perspective, understanding, and definition,"

Traditional Payer:  The traditional prayer is a request.  For example, "God (please) grant me the serenity to change the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can change, and the wisdom to know the difference."  The person praying is asking God for something that he or she doesn't have.  

It is Commanded:   The phrase, "Creator, it is commanded" is a not a request.  It is a declaration.   Unfortunately, it still allows the person giving the command the ability to holds within him or herself, the possible meaning that what is being commanded does not already exist.   As a result, there's still room for some doubt -- room for the universe to respond with more of what isn't.  

(There's also the possibility that the command does not manifest because other beliefs are in the way.   That possibility is addressed in the process called "Digging for Hidden Beliefs.")

Blessed Be. . .   A way to eliminate this potential miscommunication is to create a macro using "Blessed be . . ." to replace, "Creator, it is commanded that . . ."    

Also, in Theta-Healing / Theta Transformation, we are told not to repeat the commands for healing and not to repeat comands for manifestations.   Using "blessed be" eliminates this restriction because "blessed be" is not commanding anything.   It's merely stating what is.   It's a form of witnessing one's intention, and witnessing is a critically important piece of the manifestation process.   It's the piece that is most commonly left out of prayers and affirmations.  

An example:  "God bless America" is grammatically incorrect.   If it were intended as a request or as a command for God to bless America, it would be written with a comma between the words  "God" and "bless"  and spoken with a slight pause between the words  "God" and "bless"  --  "God, bless America."   If it were  intended as a declaration of what is, to be grammatically correct,  it would be stated or written as, "God blesses America."   

Some say who cares?    More accurately, the question is, "Why are these distinctions important?"   The answer is in understanding how the universe functions.   We each create our personal experiences by our thoughts, words, emotions, and feelings.   Our actions are merely an amplification of our thoughts, words, emotions, and feelings.   

Collectively, they produce our social, political, economic, religious, and environmental experiences.   What we do as individuals is important because each one of us is a portion of the collective consciousness.

Also note that Creator/God communicates with us primarily through the heart center (love/compassion) , the solar plexus (emotions) , the second chakra ( sex ) and the root chakra (survival).   The main forms of communication are pictures, feelings, and experiences.   Humans tend to translate the messages from the heart center and the solar plexus into the head using words and ignoring the feelings.

The universe is quite literal.   It gives us a physical mirror of our dominant thoughts, words, emotions, and feelings.   So, when one says,  God bless America,"  there is an ambiguity and a lack of clarity as to what is meant by that statement.   If the intention is for God to bless America, the statement is a request which holds within in it the implication that America is not already blessed or that America needs to be blessed or else it won't be whatever the person speaking thinks that America should be in the future.  

The actual result is questionable with the possibility of a big piece of creative energy going to the belief that America is wanting or lacking or in need of something.   If that is the case, the universe, in response, could give us more wanting, lacking, and the need of something.

In order to avoid that possibility, and to create a clearer and much more precise way of expressing the sentiment in the statement "God bless America," we suggest saying or writing,  

"Blessed Be America."    

In this form, it's a clear declaration of "what is" and a declaration  "what shall continue to  be."   

An Additional Example Using "Blessed Be:"   

The statement  --------     Blessed be my excellent health.  

Visual Witnessing  ------   I see Creator's love and light flowing into my energy field, into my mind, and into my physical body.

The Feeling  ------------   I feel the energy of excellent health as it empowers my  energy field, into my mind, and into my physical body.

The Experiencing  -------  I imagine my self as being, having, expressing, and experiencing a perfectly healthy body.

Feelings of Gratitude  -------  Think, feel, express, and experience gratitude.

Three Additional Tools of Empowerment:

Create a written description of how you feel as you experience you new creation. 

Read what you have written into a voice recorder and play it back many times. 

Hold clear single focused thought for 68 seconds. 

For an expanded version of this example, please see the next section below.   

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