This is THE manifestation technique to put your dedication to the test

[Emotionalmosquito]

Allegedly, this guy spent 16 hours alone in his room doing nothing but affirming his desire on loop and he got it. He went from poor to Nobel prize winning millionaire. 

This is definitely the one. Previously, I made a thread about trying a robotic affirmation until the end of summer, I’ve failed miserably because I can’t keep my mind on track for shit. But doing it this way should be easier to stay focused because you’re narrowing the challenge down to a single day of intense, nonstop work and nothing but.

This has to be the quickest and most powerful way to reveal firsthand whether or not Law of Assumption has any merit at all, and it’s the best way to give it the fair chance it deserves. If not, you can let go of the idea forever. Like I said in the last thread: At best, this will get you the life of your dreams; at worst, you wasted a day and feel silly. Not that much at stake. No big deal at all, especially when you have no life like me.

 

Edited August 1 by Emotionalmosquito

[Schizophonia]

@Emotionalmosquito The conscious desire is different nature that the unconscious one !

 

Edited August 1 by Schizophonia

[Emotionalmosquito]

2 hours ago, Schizophonia said:

@Emotionalmosquito The conscious desire is different nature that the unconscious one !

 

That’s why the goal is to affirm your desire as being already true so damn much all at once you completely flood out everything else from your entire psyche. This has to work because I’ve just about run out of all other options 

Edited August 1 by Emotionalmosquito

[AncestorOfAisle6]

Why not just do the work. What is holding you back?

[CARDOZZO]

On 01/08/2024 at 3:13 AM, Emotionalmosquito said:

Allegedly, this guy spent 16 hours alone in his room doing nothing but affirming his desire on loop and he got it. He went from poor to Nobel prize winning millionaire. 

This is definitely the one. Previously, I made a thread about trying a robotic affirmation until the end of summer, I’ve failed miserably because I can’t keep my mind on track for shit. But doing it this way should be easier to stay focused because you’re narrowing the challenge down to a single day of intense, nonstop work and nothing but.

This has to be the quickest and most powerful way to reveal firsthand whether or not Law of Assumption has any merit at all, and it’s the best way to give it the fair chance it deserves. If not, you can let go of the idea forever. Like I said in the last thread: At best, this will get you the life of your dreams; at worst, you wasted a day and feel silly. Not that much at stake. No big deal at all, especially when you have no life like me.

 

Cool.

I was laughing when she said "Daddy Neville Goddard".