Practical Applications of Law of Attraction + Success Stories

[kev014]

I'm curious how many people have successfully reprogrammed their subconscious mind to believe that they are already in possession of their dreams/goals and have later manifested those goals. If anyone has any examples of this happening in their lives that would be great. My main question is what practical tips/suggestions would you have? I have been consistently using the same affirmations for the past few weeks and know exactly what my desired outcome. I'm planning on using these same visualizations and affirmations everyday for a minimum of 30 minutes until January 1, 2019. 

If you could share specifically what you did during this process and how you planted seeds into your subconscious mind effectively that would be great. I've read Psycho-cybernetics and a few more esoteric books about LOA so I understand the goal seeking mechanism of the subconscious mind but hearing from real people would only help me (and whoever else browses this thread) to have more faith in this manifestation process. 

PS I realize that massive action is required for actualizing any goal, not just wishing upon a star. 

[Nahm]

@kev014 

Great map / model. You might also like The Book of One, and Abraham Hicks. I’ve found loa to be highly effective, but after a deep understanding, through experience and many distinctions.

 Miraculous ideas, to some, appear impossible, then when made possible,  hindsight explanations “demystify” the miracle with the fragmentation into “ordinary” materialism. It is far easier to manifest,  to create a dream life, once we stop pretending we were born.  As far as success stories, you can do anything. Awareness of resistant thoughts, and awareness anything only transpires now, are key additions to loa, imo. Whatever you put in front of you, whatever you pay attention to, you’re doing. Loa is great for those subtle powerful opportunities. 

[Hello from Russia]

3 minutes ago, Nahm said:

@kev014 

Great map / model. You might also like The Book of One, and Abraham Hicks. I’ve found loa to be highly effective, but after a deep understanding, through experience and many distinctions.

 Miraculous ideas, to some, appear impossible, then when made possible,  hindsight explanations “demystify” the miracle with the fragmentation into “ordinary” materialism. It is far easier to manifest,  to create a dream life, once we stop pretending we were born.  As far as success stories, you can do anything. Awareness of resistant thoughts, and awareness anything only transpires now, are key additions to loa, imo. Whatever you put in front of you, whatever you pay attention to, you’re doing. Loa is great for those subtle powerful opportunities. 

This is amazing

[kev014]

@Nahm I've been noticing recently that I'm having these 'flashes of inspiration' and these intuitive hunches calling me. I intuitively feel that the physical reality I am experiencing is entirely a function of the ideas, images and emotions I have previously held and I guess the only real way to know is through self experimentation and reflection. I've been trying to strengthen my connection with the all present intelligence (that I am beginning to experience directly more and more through meditation), I am hesitant to rip the band aid off but I am strongly contemplating taking 5 Meo or a heroic dose of shrooms/LSD.

I've had a slight ego death once on shrooms on about 5g's when I felt I was fully in a dream and would be stuck here infinitely, feeling myself expanding into the sky and the surrounding valley. I resisted this like all hell and things went downhill. I couldn't explain it at the time but I got this deep irrational fear and a literal feeling that I was dying. I remember looking at my two buddies and seeing absolute dread in them (my projections). I know that I caused this and wouldn't just let go. I feel much more prepared to surrender to this experience the next time, I am just concerned about how this will effect me after. I'm living with my parents right now (I'd do it elsewhere obviously) but am not sure if this is a safe environment. I guess I'm just wondering what your knowledge (or anyone else reading) is of once you "stop pretending you were born,' what happens afterwards? Does this effect your ability to function normally for a few weeks?

[luckieluuke]

In my experience I´ve never fully integrated a trip into my sober life. Probably I haven´t raised my awereness enough to do that. The trip is like a rolercoaster I hop on and afterwards i can only remember part of it because it was so much information!
A trip can surely have life altering effects but in my experience it doesn´t leave me in a completely new state. There is always part of old me and my ego that I come back to. So i wouldnt be very worried that you would come out a complete new person if that´s your worry.
Then again I haven´t tried 5meo so take my words lightly

[Nahm]

@Hello from Russia ??

@kev014 “Pretending you were born” is a heavy mental weight added in thought/belief/falsity, so after some inquiry & clarity, there is relief, release, lightness and inherent peace and ‘connection’ by default, as if intuition remembered who it is, very different from cognitive/brain memory, which is an adding and carrying of things, vs, a dropping or letting go of things. 

Another great model, biggest picture, is ‘getting down to nothing’, always ‘shedding yourself’, always letting go. Fear just shows we are still afraid of the unknown, which is completely understandable, I mean, you’ve spent your entire life with a completely opposite understanding of reality and self, almost all of us have. Awareness alone is curative, because you can become aware, through inquiry, that you indeed are not only behind adding self doubt (fear), but you are entirely creating your reality. Stay focused on “I am letting all this bullshit go, I’ve carried it long enough and I am putting it down now”, vs “trying to solve some big mindfuck riddle / enigma”.  

“Solving” things is for relativity, life stuff. Letting everything go is for enlightenment, and this paradox is as natural as sleeping at night, and doing stuff through out the daytime. So kick ass all day, and sleep well all night. Advance your life, and retreat in meditation. The more you zoom into life, the more you can zoom out, the more you can zoom out, the more you can zoom in. 

 It only makes sense to love yourself unconditionally. If you feel “normal” or not, if you did good or fucked up - love yourself, regardless. That unifies you. Let love be the unifier of all that you are, and all that you experience, a lowest common denominator, plain, simple, connecting of all things. The presence of the Being that you are arises in love, and is hidden in frustration, hurry, impatience, etc. It’s the same as the adding thoughts/beliefs/concepts (weight & tension)  vs letting everything go (freedom & love / Being fills in / is presence). 

 (“Does it effect your ability to function normally for a few weeks?”) After the ‘watershed’ moment / ‘hereo’s dose breakthrough’, (shroom tea) ime, my “problem” was with having the capacity to experience so much joy, love, and synchronicity (not laughing and crying all day in bliss and elation). I honestly can’t relate to “being stuck here indefinitely”. The relativity of life is a big component of course. I meditated for about 20 years, go very fit and ate very clean for around 5 years -  before the oneness occurred, and then started looking into psychedelics / enlightenment, which led to direct experience of Self, then no self, then awareness of the mental processes in which doubt returns. If there were a “normal”, then I did a lot of shit backwards. But, alas, there is no normal. 

Nobody is functioning ‘normally’, that reinforces projection of one’s own definition of ‘normal’, as a ‘thing to be’. You are already perfect, and everything is happening as it should be. Nobody is escaping that they are infinite love, no matter how shitty their ‘movie’ appears at times, All. Is. Well.   All is God. All is You. This is true wether you know it yet or have realized it yet. The value of that, is if you have tension, you have added it, and you should be highly confident that inquiry and practices will reveal to you just how you are doing that. 

I’ve done from .5g to 8g shroom tea, and 5ug & 20ug 5meo. Everything I wrote (above) is as much of a part of enlightenment as the psychadelics / trips - or more simply, the 5meo was like really good nitrous, because the realization was already had through the practices, inquiry, and shroom tea. I saw that I already saw, if that makes sense. *one disclaimer...I’d like to try 30ug meo...and I don’t really know anything. Rambled a little. Hope some of this is useful. 

Follow those “intuitive hunches” and “flashes of inspiration”. IMO, those are insights, glimpses, into life without doubt, without fear.

[kev014]

@Nahm Thank you, I really appreciate the response! I understand what you mean about the letting go vs adding, I guess its just so simple that the mind likes to confuse things and pretend it needs to 'learn something new.' I've experienced a deep intuitive understanding/awareness of my own awareness and maintained this state probably for 2 months when I was meditating consistently. I could feel the underlying life wherever I was walking and really felt into the silence. This was about two years ago after 3-6 months of daily practice.

I haven't understood why but I've had such a difficult time just sitting down for 30 minutes a day to do the work but it makes much more sense now; the ego knows whats coming and comes up with a hundred and one reasons why it needs to 'read some book' or 'get lunch' or whatever other excuse to continue its reign of control. Really is just an unlearning of all that is false and creating space for the deep understanding to come through as you said. Do you think love is something that you practice and cultivate or that just naturally flows into and through your life when you let it?

Feels like I'm on the brink of really remembering my true existential nature again, I just have to get out of my own way and allow it to unfold. All of what you said was very helpful! Thanks again.