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No. 639666
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No. 639771
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My whole thing with this is that even if someone doesn't "believe", positive thinking can't possibly hurt you, anyway.
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>inb4 dumb weeb maybe
I am doing the 33x3 thing for getting an scholarship in Japan. The worst thing that could happen is nothing.
But I am still grounded, I know if I don't get it that's life, and that I'll try again next year, bettering myself to be accepted.
No. 642869
>>642837Oh shit, really? Lmao I didn't know that
I already finished my thingie, does that count?
No. 643093
>>643086That woman absolutely looks her age and her skin is complete shit, the only things really making her look "young" are that she's quite skinny and has lots of tattoos.
I'm not sure if this post was meant to go in another thread, but it reads like one long-ass cope to not bother taking care of your skin, anon. I promise it's worth it.
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>>643093It is genetics. Her skin might not be great but she has a small midface, a narrow jawline and a rounded forehead. These traits are all neotenous. Obviously she doesn’t look like a child but these characteristics make her look younger despite what you think of her skin quality. Anyway, daily reminder to wear sunscreen.
No. 643114
>>643111This picture is fake. It has been confirmed that it's due to some genetic condition and not a lack of sunscreen.
Sunscreen is important, tho, but the story behind this picture is fake.
No. 734792
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Necroing this thread cause I'm giving this another shot.
I am thinking of starting a manifestation journal.
Anons that do this: Do you have any tips for beginners? What is your process? Do you write it once a day, or more? Do you write the same thing over and over again, or do you write different scenarios/stuff about the same thing until you get it? Do you use crystals or some other type of totem to do it? How did you get started, was it with smaller things?
I am just a bit lost but very interested.
Sometimes I think of manifesting and I get this "butterflies in my stomach" feeling, is this normal? Is it a good sign?
Anyway, thanks to anyone that cares to read and answer this!
No. 734871
>>734865Yes, thank you.
But its a little more than that.
You can only focus on one thing, but you always have peripheral vision, whether its in your eyes or in your thoughts.
Let's say one week your focusing on your health, trying to lose weight etc, and all you can think about is getting in shape. You see an email in your inbox about a new job, you say "screw that I don't need that right now I'm so stressed about this getting fit thing" or maybe you wouldn't even notice it at all, but, during this week, if before you went to the gym, or before you slept, or just at any random point of the day you reminded yourself that you were also looking to advance your career you might open that email and it might turn into something really great, whereas before you would have probably shrugged it off or not noticed it at all.
No. 772852
>>734875picturing exactly what i want and living it in my head. hasn't done anything, so i started smaller and had some success
i also use tarot cards to help
No. 772904
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Since this thread has been lowkey bumped…
I love scripting/journaling for manifestation. Obviously mine is not as cute and well done as picrel, but I like using washi tape, some cute post its, small drawings and markers for mine. I also like to have some crystals and sometimes candles/incenses as I write because they look cute and smell nice.
So, worst case scenario, I just unwind while writing stuff I wish will happen to me and also all the stuff I am grateful for already, so at the end of my scripting session and I am just super happy and relaxed.
Anyone else here scripts? How do you do it?
No. 772916
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>>772907Ayrt and I didn't know there was a difference (I am a newbie), I just used these terms interchangeably. What's the difference?
I usually write first what I am grateful for the day/week/whatever, then I write what I would like to manifest, with how I'd feel with having that happening to me, all in the present or past tense.
Mine looks more like this pic, but with more doodles, color, simple lettering. I've been looking through inspiration too and got some new stuff to do it, I want to make it really cute!
No. 774425
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>>773218For the 369 method, do you use the
>3x object, 6x intent, 9x affirmation Or
>Same affirmation of 17 seconds when said out loud 3x in the morning, 6x times in the afternoon and 9x before bed?I really wanna do the second one but my sleeping scheduled is all fucked up so I can't.
Also, when scripting, do you just write the same thing everyday over and over again until it happens? I've been just writing different things but I realized I don't want so much stuff and rather just focus on one specific thing until it happens.
>And thats a cute looking notebook reminds me of bullet journaling. I'm not creative so I just use a notebook but may try that since its a good way to visualize what your manifesting!Yes, exactly! I guess using some drawing or stickers or even just printed pictures from pinterest or such is a good way to visualize it better, unwind and be creative in general. I do use bullet journaling as inspiration, btw. Also, who doesn't love stationary? There's a lot of cute and cheap washi tapes and stickers on Aliexpress, for example. You can also look on etsy.
My journal is exactly the same as pic related, it's just a different color. I get happy just by opening it because it's so cute lol
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Anyone well versed in Neville Goddard's stuff?
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Is doing any writing for manifesting digitally okay? I already write my personal journals in a word document because I can't keep up with my own thoughts when I write manually on paper and I don't like having the clutter of notebooks around. Theoretically, it's about intention right so it shouldn't matter?
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>>776071I've seen people saying it's okay. The "words have power and pen is permanent, write it down" sentiment was probably invented before computers kek
I just like physical notebooks because I like the "crafty" aspect of journaling.
For those whom may also like it, have some inspo!
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>>776226I used to script daily, i need to get back to it, even if I just do it digitally.
>>776239It would be something like, for example
Object: Capybara (x3)
Intent: Petting capybara (x6)
Affirmation: I love petting these cute capybaras, their fur are coarse to the touch, but it feels nice and they are also happy to be pet. (x9)
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I guess we could also use this thread for writing manifestations
So I am manifesting some nice, fulfilling, hot, steamy, big and famous dick action for my dreams
Amen
No. 786907
>>786810Why would that be? The not sharing it rule, I mean.
That just makes it sound like a birthday wish when you blow out a candle.
No. 787044
>>776034I'm a real skeptic on stuff like this but I shit you not I tried the "famous" Neville Goddard ladder exercise and in three days I was actually climbing a ladder when I had never done it ever. Was it coincidence? Probably but at the time it was kinda cool lol
I also won a contest once after doing SATS but maybe I would win it either way Neville says that things will feel so natural but idk
I later read Joseph Murphy, which is like Neville (they apparently learned from the same guy) and he has a more practical approach with the whole bible thing.
No. 787113
>>787044That's actually really cool anon, congrats!
Do you have any resources (videos or otherwise) on these guys that you recommend? I really want to try SATS but I don't even know where to start.
Today I dreamt with a lot of 111 numbers (I was even surprised in my dream), so I hope that's a sign lol
No. 787147
>>787113r/nevillegoddard has guides and some users who contribute with a lot of insights of Neville's works that put out Neville's work without the Bible side of it, and people are actually nice, I really like it (if you wanna try the books, Feeling is the Secret is probably the most famous one)
For Joseph Murphy I would recommend reading The Power of Your Subconscious Mind, personally I liked it better since it's more practical and not as "mystical" as Neville is, even though they had the same teacher.
Some people also recommend Joe Dispenza, a guy who had a serious accident and recovered by imagining becoming okay again, but personally I never read any of his works.
There's also r/josephmurphy and they also have training guides, but I don't really recommend it since they seem to be more of a "cult" about some moonbeam guy instead of Joseph Murphy. Also they're extremely rude to anybody who questions anything, especially newbies (they ban people for 30 and 60 days because they dared to ask a question or didn't read the index post). It's nice information wise but I didn't dare to participate in case they ban me lol
Also thanks! lol I still want to believe this works but my inner "rational" voice is always in the background
No. 787184
>>787156>>787159oh no people having fun doing something harmless, sound the alarm
Also the first wicca thread is years old, so I don't know why you're so surprised as if it's a new thing
>>>/g/97536 No. 794785
>>182544hey you guys i don't know where else to write this and i feel like if there was a thread where anons believe in uncanny stuff and manifestation or whatever this would be it.
Anyways I'll keep it short but a few days ago i was thinking about my csa, which i usually do without getting in my feelings, i can think of my perpetrator and not feel any sort of anger (maybe because i don't like to dwell on it too much), but that particular day was out of the ordinary and a lot of hatred washed over me, so i did something i had never done before nor felt an urge to do and wrote a very short scene of me causing an injury on him. It was a way of venting, i didn't do anything fancy schmancy because i didn't do it expecting anything other than feeling better. I would never actually harm him too. Anywho i wrote literally just one line or so, I don't remember anymore, basically stating matter of factly that i was holding a ladder for him steady as he was climbing it and then purposely shook it and he fell and suffered a hip fracture. This never actually happened, i just wrote that for whatever reason. Which is also weird because you'd think if i was venting i'd write something more along the lines of "i wish i could hold a ladder steady for him as he was climbing it and then cause him to lose balance and fall and break his pelvis" I have no idea why i wrote in past tense.
I stg the NEXT morning my mom tells me about how he's at the hospital because he broke his hip. My initial reaction was laugh and say she was lying, but nope she was serious. He apparently got up in the middle of the previous night and it was dark and he somehow tripped over himself and the fall caused a fracture. He was home alone, couldn't get up and was yelling and crying so the neighbors could hear him, and they didn't until early morning. So he basically spent the entire night in agonizing pain. I don't feel good about it, it might just have been a HUGE coincedence. But it does make me think what are the odds? I mean, SAME day and SAME body part/injury as the one i wrote about? I'm a normie when it comes to this stuff, heck i didn't even read my horoscope before nor know anything beyond my sun sign until very recently.
I'm F, 21, Virgo. Asc and mercury also Virgo. Scorpio moon, Leo venus, Sag mars.
a few days after I also met a guy, instantly hit it off. He says I remind him of himself when he was younger. Not like he's much older, he's 25. He's a Gemini and the reason i looked up birth charts lol, because i've seen memes about Geminis for so long saying they're awful. I don't know his Asc because I don't know his birth time, but his mercury is also Gemini. Aries moon, Taurus venus, and Leo mars. Our childhoods are sort of similar, I came to reside in my current state when I was 10 and so did he. He moved around a lot within the state though until 2010 –same year i came to this state– but has lived permanently without moving since.
this feels like it doesn't fit in any thread tbh, i just wanted to share it somewhere. Maybe the mundane thread was better, dunno, whatever.
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>>639596I do not mean to be ignorant, but does this have something to do with 'subliminals'? I bumped into them at youtube, they have super aesthetic pictures and I think the music they use is copyright free tracks, but they have these weird subliminal, barely audible utterings put into the audio.
And there's apparently drama around it, as in some creators putting in dangerous phrases to mess with people? Plus it's pretty normal for them to have troony crap and body dysmorphic fixations on them. It's all so puzzling.
But yeah my main question was if it's related to manifestation? Because they mention manifestation quite a lot
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Nonitas who manifest I need help:
Have you ever thought that you can push or attract something if you manifest it enough? I'm talking about a broken heart, a situation I might still be able to mend
The thing is I keep seeing messages everywhere of "healing, improving and move on". I've told those messages are God/The universe talking to me. But what I want is to mend my broken heart with a guy. And like, no, these messages are not schizo shit, it's posts I see here, conversations with friends that have nothing to do with me, and posts on instagram.
Anyone knows what I'm talking about? pls respond
No. 795037
>>794941Ntaryt, it sounds like it's probably a message from your own conscience, trying to get you to accept a truth you're in denial of. It prompts you to take notice of the relevant messages out there while disregarding everything else so it seems like a pattern.
Take the hint. Heal, move on, improve. Deep down you surely know that "heal my broken heart with a guy" it's a foolish idea. Mending the situation isn't right and you're never going to manifest something you secretly know is bad for you.
Either way, you have to face these doubts and resolve them in order to have a singular intention.
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>>794785Hey, anon! First of all, I am very sorry to hear about the trauma you had in your life. Hopefully you're in a better place right now.
It does sound like you have great manifestation habilities. You could try exercising it by manifesting small things in your life, like for example, someone giving you some candy at work, or a free cup of tea or coffee at the local store. You just do it as you did, write it down as if it has already happened. The more confident you get, the better you get and then you can manifest bigger and bigger things. Also it's always good to be thankful for the daily victories you already have and to write it down too. Honestly it seems like you already are in a good headspace because from what you wrote, you don't seem outwardly aggressive towards your abuser, and that's beyond noble of you, since being angry and wanting to harm a person like that would be totally justifiable.
Anyway, I am maifesting you a more peaceful and better life for you from now on! If you ever do these exercises, post your results here, I'd love to read it.
>>794813Kinda, but kinda not. Reaffirmations are important for manifesting, also getting into your subconscious that you already are or have the things you want; but these videos are usually made by and for teens that are literally asking for something impossible (looking like Ariana Grande in a week lol) and it always come from a place of insecurity, as you said.
Like yeah, could you manifest being percieved like Ariana Grande by your peers? Totally. But it's not like a 170cm curly haired asian girl will suddenly become a
blackfishing 152cm tan white girl. It's about getting the things in essence, too, not bending reality.
>>794832Have you tried doing manifestations that wouldn't need to build up a strict routine? SATS (by Neville Goddard, in case you don't know it and want to look it up) can be relaxing, because it's basically a form of meditation.
>>794925Although you've been answered already, don't forget that you ex partner (or whoever it is) also has free will. If their own needs and will won't align with yours, it doesn't matter how much you try to manifest it. It's all about both being aligned by the universe, at least that's how I personally see it, correct me if I am wrong.
No. 795706
>>794925>>794941Messages, signs, and tarot readings mean nothing. They are only your beliefs/assumptions about the world being reflected back to you. Deep down you believe that you need to heal and move on, and that's what you're getting fed back to you. It's like a feedback loop. Imo, you don't need to heal or fix yourself to manifest what you want, but it might help.
>>795676>don't forget that you ex partner (or whoever it is) also has free will. If their own needs and will won't align with yours, it doesn't matter how much you try to manifest it. It's all about both being aligned by the universeIt's weird that you know of Neville Goddard but missed one of his main points. It's not a matter of free will or what the universe wants, but a matter of realizing that depending on what state of consciousness we inhibit, the whole world changes to reflect that. People are moved and situations are created in order to carry out our desires if we stay true to them.
No. 795724
>>795706Thank you for the correction, anon! I'm still a beginner at his stuff, start reading it recently.
>People are moved and situations are created in order to carry out our desires if we stay true to them.I will try to remember this.
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>>795676I'm
>>794813 and I think I understand a little bit better now, so thanks
I'm not into purely manifesting as focal point of trying to heal (I don't want to obsess over it), but I think there's some truth to be found within this topic. About exuding confidence and being so in touch with yourself that you sort of have the right 'vibe' for your physical self.
As an objectively average looking person, I've found that looking good or even decent
within what I have often times is just a happy side effect of having a good momentum.
I hope more women would punish themselves less when it comes to looks - not to mention how much our society upkeeps the artificial incentives for women to punish themselves. Masses having a bad 'headspace' is profitable in this world, and profit is the god people at the top (usually men) worship for security.
pic is unrelated, I just find it nice
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Anyone else get that tingly, "butterflies in the stomach" feeling when doing manifestation practices?
I often do, especially when doing or thinking about this specific thing that I want.
I have no idea if that's a good sign, a bad sign or just completely neutral.
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>>796617Thanks!
I just reread my post and I don't know if I was clear enough, I meant that among all the things I manifest, there's this one thing (probably one of the things I want the most) that always give me the strongest fluttery feelings. Glad to know it's a good thing!
And believe it or not, that plant is literally called Pink Princess. Hope you get it soon, it's gorgeous!
No. 796693
>>795723>>795724I'm glad it helped! Neville Goddard and Joseph Murphy (if you want Neville's teachings without all the biblical stuff) are the best teachers to learn the law from. All the other ones I've read have too many limiting beliefs. Neville straight up says that if you have a desire, ignore any conflicting evidence in front of you and persist until you feel it real. Then it's all yours. There's no vibrating, no universe watching over your every move that decides what you can or can't have, no forcing yourself to be happy constantly. It's so simple and freeing.
Of course, I still consider myself a beginner because I still need to work. I think once I manifest a shit ton of money, or a circumstance where I don't have to work I'll consider myself intermediate or advanced, lmao. But at the very least understand the concepts and have put them to use in other areas of my life.
>>795731They don't. Horoscopes, much like tarot readings, signs, etc, only take on the meaning you give them. I'd say only indulge in these things if you find them fun, and don't take them too seriously.
No. 799769
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>>799734Glad to hear,
nonnie!
What exercises did you use?
No. 799835
>>799811>Has anyone here had what felt like a delivery of what they wanted…but then found it bittersweetActually I had similar situation to yours, I manifested someone perfect but it didn't work out in the end.
I think it's because we ask for things when we're not ready to recevie them.
For example, if you were manifesting a relationship while still having emotional / connection issues, obviously this won't work.
If a person manage to manifest money but their core belief is "i'm poor", they will lose all that money. Because we manifest what we believe.
For this reason, I believe that you first need to work on negative beliefs about yourself, people, things, etc. and heal yourself emotionally / mentally (any tramua or childhood memories you need to heal)/
My advice is to start observing your thoughts and emotions in your daily life. What kind of thoughts you have? What kind of feelings you have?
It is important to be aware of this as feelings / emotions manifest desired things. By having negative thoughts and feelings, you will manifest undesired things/situations into your life.
Thoughts envoke feelings and feelings affect the subconscious. And subconscious is what manifest desired things/situations.
There is LoA thread on 4chan /x/, if anyone is interested. If you want to know more go there and read OP links.
I also recommend r/ALLISMIND subreddit.
No. 799876
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not doing witchcraft
the devil can't tempt me B)
No. 800055
>>795735I'm this anon again here to share something that happened, which was weird but makes me think it was divination because the times don't line up. Apart from that being different from the first time, I also don't even know the person which makes me feel really bad and think that this just means I need therapy, because what sort of person wishes (kinda) something bad on a person they don't even know? Maybe I have anger issues?
Basically my mom works a night shift and every morning we talk (gossip) about how work went for her the night before etc. She told me about a pregnant coworker who asked to be moved to a less stressful position and was told by the manager that if she didn't like her current position then she would have to leave. So she left. This didn't anger me to the extent i got angry that first time, but I did wish something bad would happen to that manager. The thought was vague because I sort of stopped myself while having it? The thought was basically more of a feeling like, I hope - and then I didn't finish my thought, I just knew it wasn't anything good. Just for something bad to happen to him, physically (Ik, wtf). My mom goes to work that day, comes back and tells me the morning after that the supervisor was rushed to the hospital. I asked her when and she said two nights ago. I asked her why she didn't tell me when she told me that pregnant lady story if she talked about him and she said she didn't find out until she went back to work the next day as the day he was rushed she was in another dept and didn't see when it happened. So she didn't know when she told me the story, that he got some sort of chest pain while at work the night before, night of when the lady quit.
No. 800063
>>800058You gotta believe it yourself or it doesn't work, silly
You own feeling about it is the key
No. 800970
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I have been "practicing" manifestation for about a year now, mostly just thinking hard about it and specific mantras and nothing notable has happened until I won $5k from a contest, pretty cool.
No. 801095
>>799734yay! I'm so pleased to hear that anon
>>799769unrelated but this pic is adorable. I thought they were real buns for a second
>>800970nice!
No. 801938
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For anons that have done he 5.55 (or similar) method:
In case you accidentally miss a day, do you start over or you just continue normally until you've done it for 5 days? And how have your results been with it? Thanks!
No. 806789
>>806327Yes, but depression in my case lol Hard to keep focused on having nice goals when sometimes I just think I am useless and feel like giving everything up.
>>800521>Surprisingly enough, I feel much more 'in control' of my goals now, because I've given them some thought and when they become reality I'm much more mindful and happy about the outcomeAgree completely. I guess this is the best outlook to manifesting
No. 818170
>>813855Which method did you use/what was that, if you don't mind me asking?
I'm having a good time with lists so far, but when I get what I wanted I'm always so doubtful. Like those things were not a miracle and happened very naturally so what if they would have happened anyway. But they were not happening for months before, and only came to pass once I decided to manifest so…
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Is letting go pretty hard for anyone else? I feel like it's hindering me a lot.
There's one of the things I visualized that I'm pretty sure I already have it because I have no "deadline" to get it, so I just let go and when it happens, it happens.
But there was this one thing that I am pretty sure I am not going to get it because I was just obsessively and anxiously checking if it had already happened.
I read somewhere that you have to treat it like an international parcel:
You ordered it, so you know it's gonna come. There's no point in checking it religiously because it can get stuck somewhere for a while, so you just kinda let it go and forget about it until it arrives.
Anyone else has this issue?
No. 819022
>>818170I used the 369 method! Just repeating it to myself like
>>774425 mentions instead of writing though. The sort of success was that I wanted a response to something, and while there wasn't a specific one to me personally, I still technically received a response. The same thing was reinforced a day later, so I took that as what I'd get.
Sorry for being vague I'm a little embarrassed kekIt's probably normal to be skeptical. I've not been doing this long enough to really sway one way or the other, so I'm just having a good time and 'leaving it to the universe'. Just go with the flow, it's working so far anyway!
>>818952One of my things is that exact situation. I'm not necessarily trying to manifest its arrival, just the outcome. Since I started with it I haven't been checking the thing's status very much at all. That doesn't mean it isn't tempting as fuck though so I feel you there nonna
If anons saw me post this thrice but delete it because of mistakes, no you didn't No. 821141
Anyone has good books recommendations? I've listened to
>>811725 and it was fine, but I want something a bit more modern, I think. Or that has different techniques to practice.
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>>794813Sorry to necro, but I really want to speak on this.
I've actually had a lot of success with subliminals. In my opinion, it's a matter of finding the right ones for you, or making them. Obviously, a subliminal made by a 16 year old zoomer girl may not be so effective for a 29 year old, unless they have a more youthful way of thinking or navigating the world. It's just a matter of what fits.
I don't think people talk enough about the effects of the songs used in these videos, though. For some reason, no one ever seems to acknowledge the fact that all music also contains subliminal messaging.
Recently, I found one subliminal with effects I really want. The only issue was, the song it used was about ripping out your teeth, the taste of blood from your gums, etc. It reminded me of the time I had bleeding gums, and I felt mild concern/anxiety over the bleeding coming back.
Literally the next day, when I brushed my teeth, my gums started bleeding. This hadn't happened in months. I freaked out a bit, but then made the connection to the song and decided "Nope, I'm cancelling that". Continued listening to the subliminal, but on a low volume, and I refused to think of the lyrics or accept them in application to myself.
This morning, I had no bleeding whatsoever. Didn't change anything about my brushing routine or anything else. I guess I just want to say that every aspect of a subliminal matters. The songs, the flashing images and stuff. All of it has an effect. Make sure to pick ones you can actually vibe with, and consciously reject what you don't want (ignoring is not enough IMO). You have to be careful of what you internalize.
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Since this thread was soft bumped, imma ask:
Anyone here ever tried the Silva Method?
It's mostly a type of meditation which focus on making you better at decision making or learning by putting you in a relaxed state but keeping your mind aware. Some even call it self hypnosis.
Anyway, iirc, the method also has a bit on visualization, as a way to better visualize and focus on your goals and bring them to reality aka manifestation
I was actually doing some daily exercises and was really liking the relaxation methods (particularly the backwards counting one) for meditation and also to help me sleep, but I fell off the wagon a bit.
Anyone has tried it for any reason? Thoughts? Tips?
No. 870326
>>870108Congrats for getting in, anon!
Do you plan to keep doing the scripting?
No. 870852
>>870326Thank you so much !
I don't have anything specific to wish for at the moment, but I might try again in the future !
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I swear some nonna had posted in this thread and I was gonna read later but I guess she deleted oh no
Any other success stories?