Calling yourself high IQ is usually a sign of low IQ.
Unless you actually have the achievements or results to back the claim, it’s just self-congratulatory midwit tier shit. Most people who pull the "high IQ" card are just coping when they can’t comprehend the argument, formulate a coherent counterpoint, or come up with anything remotely substantive.
Which is pure pseudo-intellectual spergery and self-aggrandizing brainlet tier posturing.
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The genuinely sharpest minds rarely need to brag about IQ
The ones constantly self-awarding high IQ status are often the bottom-of the barrel types, doing it without any substance or achievement to back it up.
Acknowledging "I'm probably just a midwit" shows more self-awareness and ironically more intelligence than endlessly self-sucking and praising yourself.
I lay still, reached the hypnagogic state and saw the underlying grid, it contained numbers; numbers upon numbers ever changing, the underlying fabric of this material world, the code of the demiurge, that which is bounded by the cube; I have began to understood the cube, to escape something one must understand it.
I have succeeded in switching realities. In the “original” reality that I was before, nikola Tesla died from a car accident, I remember this. However in this one, he died 5 years later from the accident.
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It was a 2d grid, with numbers constantly changing, in cells. So I’d assume it’s some type of cellular automata as opposed to a hypergraph.
I must not fear.
Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
Where the fear has gone there will be nothing.
Only I will remain.
>>205
It is time to take the plunge into the void. I have been procrastinating on this for far too long...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrUfE4FvIJohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrUfE4FvIJo
Suffering isn't a bad thing. It leads to knowledge and spiritual growth. So isn't it very suspicious that the biggest corps and groups in the world all want to "eliminate suffering"?
That's my conspiracy theory.
Imagine a massive shaggy lion god with red face, bulging eyes, gold jewelry, and mirror-adorned armor trotting around Balinese streets. That is Barong, the king of good spirits and absolute guardian of the cosmos.
He looks terrifying at first glance, but he is actually a giant sweetheart with playful energy. Think of him as the ultimate protector spirit who checks on your village, keeps dark energy away, and hangs out with two mischievous monkey buddies just for fun.
His entire existence revolves around his rivalry with Rangda, a terrifying demon queen of dark magic. In Balinese lore, when Rangda curses human warriors and forces them to turn sharp daggers on their own chests, Barong steps in and casts protective magic to make their skin impenetrable.
The twist is that Barong never permanently destroys Rangda. In their sacred dance battle, the fight always ends in a tie. The whole point of his story is balance because light cannot exist without shadow, so Barong keeps fighting forever to make sure light always stays in the game. Absolute legend.
General thread for everything related to manifestation, the Law of Assumption, the Law of Attraction, visualization, occult practices, synchronicities, prayer, reality shifting theories, dreams, subconscious reprogramming, and personal experiments.
Read this before asking "Does manifestation work?"
Nobody here can prove it beyond doubt.
Some people see it as
- A psychological effect (expectations change behavior and decisions)
- A placebo that still produces real changes
- An occult or spiritual phenomenon
- Coincidence mixed with confirmation bias
- Something which cannot be genuinely explained
Instead of asking and aruging endlessly, try things yourself and keep a journal.
Common Beginner Mistakes
- Switching methods every two days.
- Spending more time watching manifestation videos than practicing.
- Looking for "signs" every five minutes.
- Obsessing over one specific outcome.
- Doomscrolling while expecting positive results.
- Assuming every coincidence is supernatural.
Popular Methods
-SATS (Neville Goddard)
Visualize your desired outcome while falling asleep until it feels natural.
-Living in the End
Act mentally as if your goal is already achieved instead of constantly waiting for it.
-Revision
Mentally rewrite unpleasant memories to reduce their emotional impact and reinforce a different narrative.
-Mental Diet
Notice recurring negative self-talk and deliberately replace it with more constructive thoughts.
-Visualization
Spend a few minutes vividly imagining your goal using as many senses as possible.
-Affirmations
Repeat short statements consistently. They're meant to reinforce a mindset.
-Scripting
Write journal entries from the perspective of your future self as though the goal has already happened.
-Gratitude
Focus on things you genuinely appreciate rather than forcing positivity.
-Meditation
Develop concentration and awareness don't let your mind run free
Things I want other anons to share with us, if they know about any of these.
- Self-hypnosis
- Dream incubation
- Lucid dreaming
- Gateway Process
- Jungian active imagination
- Memory reconsolidation
- State-dependent learning
- Placebo conditioning
Please share if anyone here experimented with these.
I have not read any book or any article as such which is worth sharing, but here are some recommendations I found on reddit best library to acess them is Internet archive or Project Gutenberg.
-Feeling Is the Secret
-The Power of Awareness
-Psycho-Cybernetics
-The Varieties of Religious Experience
Try
30-Day Experiment
Instead of hopping on methods, try one.
- Pick one goal.
- Choose one technique.
- Practice daily.
- Keep a written journal.
- Record both successes and failures.
- At the end of 30 days, decide whether anything changed.
Share experiences, methods, journals,resources, book recommendations, questions, and theories.
I will keep adding more resouces, once I have compiled them properly.
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- Pick one goal.
- Choose one technique.
- Practice daily.
- Keep a written journal.
- Record both successes and failures.
- At the end of 30 days, decide whether
This shen done for years worksanything changed.
Reading Vadim Zeland, this shit is kino so far, it explained why my attempts to get into a relationship with this girl failed despite us being similar and attracted to one another.