Whaddya hear? Whaddya say?
Skipping pass the microbial complaints I have with my sleep and life in general, because that's just not worth really writing about.
This is long overdue. A treatise on manifestation, or the law of assumption.
You know people think of it, in a very simplistic way, they assume it's just some bullshit, and move on, and Ive been there, but, when you mix it with other esoteric ideas, ideas which once you look at life closely, just become reality, it seems not really a big deal.
What am I talking about?
Approaching manifesting from, the lens of, reality, in the sense of it being, um, I dont know, it being an individual sort of a, solipsistic perspective almost, although everyone just loves to drag on about Solipsism, you kind of realize that your life, is the sum of your perceptions about it.
There's a great, Landshark tweet, (More on him, sometime later) Paraphrasing:
"It is interesting to read accounts from people who've been ill all their lives but, cured at last, that their perspective on life, however negative, their history, it all changes."
His point was basically that, your current mood and outlook on your life changes depending on your perspective. This is where I believe that a change in perspective is a change in reality itself, and history.
There was a H Miller reel, that's been on my mind, great guy in general, like I agree with a lot of what he says and he made a reel on this thing, exactly. That you must change the past, in order to change the present (And so, the future). Hearing this with like, lead ears, it's almost a stupid reaction to point out the obvious, that magic isn't actually real.
But, then you see it, a friend of yours, makes it big, or even you yourself, you take a stake, a claim, you say to yourself, hey maybe Im not a loser, maybe Ive got this, and a shot you take works, the letter arrives or you arrive in a party somewhere, and suddenly the Miasma of the past, the chains of bondage, of who you think you were, who you are inexplicably tied to be, are broken.
My belief in LOA, Goddards writings or, many of the other schools alongside it, and a general belief in hope and positivity, just stems from this simple idea, which might make it easy to explain why I believe in any of this.
Once you go through enough suffering, and the kind of suffering that is mostly just self inflicted idiocy, from fear and anxiety, you realize, I realized that the concepts of hope, belief and the story are much, much more important.
When I go to sleep tonight, just like any other night, I am going to show myself who I am, I am going to actively decide to move away from the stories of pain. To, as the buddha said, to avoid the second arrow we strike ourselves with.
I dont think you need to believe that, you can magically become a billionaire but do you want to keep believing that you are nothing? that you're a loser and you'll stay like that?
It's hard to shake someone out of their belief, if you've consumed enough PSL brain rot you'll over analyse your face and believe that all your down trodden misery is your face, or your height, and you will be absolutely right, because thats all you choose to see.
The way I see it, with LOA and all of this, it's simply willful reprogramming of the mind, it's essentially the same tool therapists use, but ofcourse, it's radical.
And I do believe in the radical side too. I've had genuinely mystical things happen to me. Which Ill share once again here.
I dont know. I wrote this up a day ago and, It's scrambled, im missing a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff from William blakes poetry, my views consolidating buddhism with this stuff, and, the Non-duality manifesting crowd online, thats a whole rabbit hole.
Essentially, and also a TL;DR:
It's a way to change my mind, and eventually, reality. It sounds stupid, and it feels stupid, until it literally does change you, and it works in the layers of cognitive reframing, incase you feel insecure about believing something that radical, or literally changing everything through perception.
And im never going back, honestly, this positive change overall, I say positive because Ive been experimenting with so many things, that their one general direction is, forward, positive. Its changed me, made me happier, much much hopeful, more creative and pleasant, less doom-and-gloom. And I wouldn't trade it for depressive logics ever.
>>187575
Here's a post i made on my experience, a freaky one particularly.
>Essentially my most freaky experience with LOA was, I suppose meeting neville Goddard himself(?), twice.
I was in my dorm, crying, I was desperate, sad and lonely. I was quite deep into LOA, and essentially I asked for proof, or just reassurance, and I suppose the same day or maybe a day after, my friends informed me of some strange guy outside our dorm building (giant apartment block) they wanted to check him out and he was openly holding a bible, theres not many Christians in my country, and its rare for anyone to be openly sort of standing around talking and interacting with a bible, I walked upto him, and since I'd read the Bible for academic interests I asked him questions about himself, expecting a conversation on catholics and such. He had a long face, he was thin but not gaunt, he had a look about him, and he had a scarf? Or something apparel, it was Gucci, not too kitschy as I remember him. Essentially in the middle of the convo he starts talking about Neville, deeply, about Nevilles interpretation of the Bible, and such, and I literally had goosebumps, there was a lot of talking about the law and I asked many questions, I never got his name and he walked away.
Months later walking in the same spot I imagined, it would be so freaky to see him here again, that's unlikely, I thought.
Later that night my friends were in the college fair, walking around and guess who I saw, him again, a brief handshake and a smile and he disappeared.
I cannot tell you how mind broken I was, im not communicating the way I felt Nevilles words make sense, especially how he said life goes back to normal but you need to remember the magic or whatever. He looked like Neville, he was a strange person appearing out of nowhere holding a bible where its rare, and he started talking about "a mystical view of the Bible" on his own, as if to preach to me, to tell me what the law is.
I like that there's many anons here experimenting with the gateway tapes, subliminals! (I've tried the tapes, honestly too much work for me) and much more.
I recommend you keep trying new stuff, but overall, change your actual, day-to-day thinking. Dont just let this be one thing u do, then go throughout the day feeling like a loser. Actually try to live in it.
>>187579
What I really like, and why I was inspired to write this post, was seeing this guy's reel. It was essentially about rewriting the past, winning the past.
I like that. It sound stupid until you hear it in the phrasing you feel comfortable in, that you cannot go on living a successful life, if you keep imagining and believing your past failures still dictate you. That's it and, thats very powerful to anyone who doesnt buy this whole thing either.
I quite literally do, though, I won't unfortunately dilute and sugar my beliefs just because anons here think only women are into manifesting.
P.S I am not a woman.
>>187580
When you go to sleep tonight, change the past, change your perspective on who you are, and truly change it, truly test it, dont be afraid to try it in your mind. Change who you think you are, and it'll change everything.
>>187582
and how long is that? 2025? you fucking chamar nigger, i have been here from 2018. if you are an oldfag, tell me who was LF on inch, it will be over in a reply.
>>187584
I've been here since Rusty, I've seen Purnavid and the rest so on forth. I was the Ketchup poster once, Ive got plenty of old shits and giggles pics saved, lol
>>187575
so it is an internal/mental change which will lead you to make external changes in yourself due to change in Ideology and not some magic ooga booga?
that makes a lot more sense then.
Some normies I have seen Interpret and mention it as a magical mantra which will shift the responsibility from them to some external power.
which is obviously because they learnt it from some babaji or asstrologist reels
>>187596
Well I mean, you can see it like that. And yea it does work on a psychological level too. But I dont personally like to see it diluted, I see it more or so as, the only reality I experience is through my consciousness, there is no past or future, and all reality is filtered through perception, then even more through bias, reality itself is a very, strange thing when you look at it, and what I and a lot of people believe is, that you can fundamentally change consciousness (thoughts and habits) which reflect their changes in reality.
>>187596
>>187599
The real magic of it, I've felt it, and I dont really push other people to believe it, I do want people to be more positive and have a better outlook, that never hurts, but I personally had my moments, many of them, where the hair at the back of neck stood up and I felt the magic of reality unfold, a look behind the weave of the carpet, I felt it, and then soon it goes away, and you forget that life ever had magic in it, but you know, it does.
I genuinely feel, that there is some magic to life, and I prefer to live in that world. And, it's helped me, I work better, I am better, I talk better and, Im able to move on from things
>>187575
Sorry for the formatting, I wrote this on my obsidian as I do most writing and copied it.
Im gonna head to bed, it is getting late. Hope and believe in a better tomorrow, and trust in yourself and your capabilities. It will be better than okay. Goodnight
