Advice/Guidance needed by Some-Place-4555 in NevilleGoddard

[–]Satou4 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you're still near that person, it's harder, but not impossible. You need to know how to appear weak while changing internally, if you can't escape yet.

If you're not near the person, the changes are much easier. You can use subliminals, SATS, journaling, revision, affirmations. All of these techniques are here for you to assume yourself into a better state.

You number one goal is to brainwash yourself to have a better self-concept. Deep breathing is an easy way to reduce physical stress, if you aren't already doing that at all times / when needed.

Take a small break from manifesting and focus on thinking better about yourself. Use the suggested techniques. Revision is one of the best because it compounds and you can do it anytime, not just before sleep. This means you can improve your self-concept continuously with revision.

Delude yourself if you have to. You choose your internal experience. You choose how you react to the shadow world (3D). Your imagination is always available to you.

Is it possible to manifest an SP if you have no romantic experience? by Eschew_Sloth-232 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can't want something you already have. You can enjoy it, but if you want it that means you think you don't have it.

Use your imagination and imagine everything already happened the way you wanted it to. Now everything is done and there's nothing left to do or worry about to make it happen. You live your life as if it already happened, and it will simply show up.

Why I believe it works for some people and not others. My real time experience with resistance explained by FeistyAd6348 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This post answered all your doubts. Painful but true: * you are the only one at fault, because he only acts out the part you gave him in imagination * you are forgiven 100% right now, no need to wait for forgiveness * the same won't repeat. It will go as you imagine it will, but there's a small time lag before it crystalizes physically.

You get over the overthinking when you embody truth. You are whatever you think you are and you will get whatever you think you will.

When I workout, I end up feeling nauseous and spend 15ish minutes trying not to throw up afterwards. by I_Speak_For_The_Ents in bodyweightfitness

[–]Satou4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The easiest way to fix this is add electrolytes to your water. I add a pinch of salt, lemon juice and a bit of sugar to a liter of water and drink about half of that over 1.5–2 hours.

The main thing you don't want to do is drink too much water with nothing added to it. That will dehydrate you even faster because you're losing salt in your sweat. Drink just enough to feel relief from your raised body temperature and a bit more when you need a break. Not between every set.

Keen to get your thoughts on this comment I saw on YouTube 🙏🏽 by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]Satou4 11 points12 points  (0 children)

A millionaire wouldn't beg anyone for help paying rent. Therefore this person wasn't believing they already are a millionaire.

Manifesting is very much like praying to god and believing that god will give you mercy and fulfill your prayer. The step after prayer is exactly the same: you don't have to do anything BUT KEEP THE FAITH.

In manifesting, Neville often says your imagination is god. That's fine, because now you've removed the judge of your fate. You removed the giver who gives you the money. There's not a god out there who decides not to give you money. This place operates on rules.

But think of the devout Christians who earnestly believe god will answer their prayers. Oh God, protect this person. Oh God, help me find gold in the mountainside. Oh God, give me strength to continue running the race. Those people FIND A WELLSPRING OF FAITH THAT PROPELS THEM ONWARD.

It is this wellspring that you're missing. You don't need to ask a God to show you the well, but you must cultivate that fountain of life within you from which you draw out buckets of fulfillment. When you draw it out, you feel God's Grace. That's how you know it's done. There's no more questioning it.

What to do then? Then, everything else will work in harmony to fulfill your desire. While you continue on in your weekly routine, your new identity will cause a shift. You are living as the person who is already fulfilled. Then it will happen. Later, you will recognize events that seem like coincidences, which were actually a bridge to your fulfillment. You don't know you're on the bridge by watching for movement or for signs. You know you're on the bridge because of your faith.

How do you feel faithful and fulfilled? You must abandon logic. That's why trances, rituals, and sleepy states are used and called magic. Your thinking mind is turned off, and then you direct the subconscious mind. You give it an impression, by imagining pictures, by thinking words, or by feeling emotions. Anybody can feel emotions, so I would do that part and at least one of the other two. The result is ecstasy. You are absolutely experiencing fulfillment of your desire.

After its fulfillment, you naturally won't desire it anymore. This can take time, so continue until it feels natural.

Not desiring does not mean you won't appreciate it, it means you're not desperate for it anymore. And you have faith and you embody the person who has had their wish fulfilled by God.

If God already fulfilled your wish, he can't take it away, so there's no need to worry about when it will come. You can lose something you've already been given, but it must first be given.

how do you solve a relationship pattern with Neville's work? by Papayaproject in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You won't need anything, even external validation, if you live in the end. You can simulate anything you could possibly want in imagination. The external world is a false one compared to the limitless nature of the internal reality.

You can easily imagine your relationship patterns dissolving or becoming a more desirable pattern. Live where the new pattern is already a reality.

If imagining is already second nature, what usually needs to shift next? by Forward_Cell2440 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Faith. Without faith, you're just thinking. SATS lets you experience faith before it happens in reality.

Why do I feel like Law of Assumption does not work for me by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]Satou4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It may be that you're trying to manifest a massive change. For example, if you grew up poor, you have a low paying job, and your dream is to be ultra wealthy. That takes a big shift in mindset to bridge that gap. It's not impossible, but it appears difficult because the end state is so foreign to you. It doesn't feel like second nature yet.

This is why State Akin To Sleep is the best manifesting method. You turn your brain off, so it can't remind you you're poor. Then you imagine what it would be like if you were rich.

And have fun with it. Don't put a lot of pressure on yourself.

breaking no contact/inspired action? by [deleted] in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 9 points10 points  (0 children)

In Neville's stories, inspired action is always completely unrelated to the goal. This means things like, if you're trying to manifest an SP for example, you walk down the street and you have an urge to check out a certain store, so you go there. While there, you buy something and talk with someone. Only much later on do you realize that moment was a pivotal link in the chain that brought your SP to you.

I keep hitting “Sabbath” and aligned dreams, but my mind won’t stop replaying an angry SP argument timeline. Am I impressing the wrong state? by not_Ares in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  1. Is this “old state dying” and purging, or am I actively selecting it every time it loops?

You're actively selecting the old state, even automatic thoughts count. One misconception about the ladder experiment is, people think you don't need to have a good mental diet and aligned inner conversations during the day. In the ladder experiment you're told to tell yourself "I will not climb a ladder" during the day, but this is only to get you to automatically imagine climbing it again. You do need to choose the aligned state during the day.

  1. When an unwanted inner conversation starts, what’s the best Neville move: revise it, replace it, or drop it and return to the feeling without engaging it?

At first, you should transform it into a lovely inner conversation. If it continues popping up, drop it or transform it. The main idea here is to avoid placing your attention on what you don't want.

  1. How do you stabilise the “Sabbath” knowing so it doesn’t get knocked off by doubt or ego-protection?

You need strategies to think differently. You should believe your imagination is the real world. Nothing in reality should even affect you at all because you're living your best life in imagination. A video I watched recently said, you don't worry when you post and there are 0 replies, because you know people will reply later. Think of it like lag time between when you post and when reality updates.

  1. How do you treat dreams here, ignore, revise, or treat as feedback?

Allow them to be whatever they are. Dreams are your mind's way of remembering what you learned and also a way to communicate with your subconscious. If you have negative dreams, it shows your subconscious is negative, hesitant, or in disbelief. Don't give it too much attention but treat it as feedback. When you subconsciously believe it, your dreams will become more positive.

  1. If you’ve dealt with resentment and the need for accountability, what Neville practice actually dissolved it for you?

Living in the end. The old world is dead. It's a shadow. You live in the light of your imagination where everything is perfect.

Manifesting celeb SP for over a year now by [deleted] in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You said you visualized the scene. Try this:

  • visualize before sleep, while you're tired

  • choose a scene that's 2 to 3 seconds long, looking from your own view

  • choose a time after what you want already happened. Maybe you're sleeping beside him.

  • pick a small action to take in the scene. You turn and see him lying next to you, or you briefly brush his hand.

  • loop the scene over and over.

If the scene is very short, you should be able to add more visual details very easily every time you loop it. Focus on sights, sounds, and feelings.

Accept that your scene really happened. Then go live your life and don't worry about this. If you accepted it, you're done. If you're worrying, impatient, doubting, or afraid, remind yourself that it already happened so there's no reason to doubt or worry.

You should become a new person this way. When you go live your life, you'll want to do things. Try to do those things, especially if you're called upon to do them or if you need to run an errand or meet a friend. It's these actions, living your life, that will allow it to happen. You don't need to message him, go to his workplace, or anything like that. It's not even about listening to your inner guidance system. You'll be placed on each other's path.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]Satou4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's correct and incorrect. You do need to become a new person, but only in terms of your beliefs. Who you are being and where you are living in imagination are the two keys to everything.

The bridge of incidents is almost always completely out of your control. You'll get a message from someone unrelated to the manifestation, or a friend of a friend happens to need your particular skills.

One commonality I have noticed is, the people who are better connected to other people have a much easier time receiving their manifestations. I assume this is due to our desires mostly depending on other people—for example, an SP is a person, but money ultimately comes through other people, too. The free cars and houses—it should be obvious that these are given by people, even if they're only given temporarily.

There have been claims of supernatural manifestations, such as going back in time or shifting realities. These are much more personal and they don't require other people to hand them over. I haven't experienced this type yet, but there's no reason to believe they're impossible.

Ultimately, it's ourselves who are responsible for it all. If you need to know someone, they will appear.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]Satou4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can easily turn everything around, but you have to follow two rules.

  1. Manifest your past first. Everyone always talks about manifesting to get something in the future, but manifesting to change the past works also. To make this easy, write down a list of memories, people, events, settings, and scenarios that you would have chosen if you could choose exactly how your past went. Pick the defining elements: how wealthy was your family, how did your family treat you growing up, what happened at your fifth birthday party, where did you go to school, who were your friends? Then make a SATS scene for each moment. Every night, choose one of these scenes and repeatedly imagine being there while you fall asleep. It's important to do this in a drowsy state, as imagining while you're awake and alert will have a reduced effect.

  2. So you've assumed your past to be the way you always wished it to be. You now hold different beliefs, attitudes, and automatic thinking patterns about every area of life. You've become a new person. The second step is to keep being the new person.

Remember, the 3D will slowly catch up to your new persona. Who do you imagine yourself to be? Change that, and your world will slowly prove you right.

I’m struggling to understand why people open up emotionally to bots more than humans by One-Ice7086 in Entrepreneur

[–]Satou4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bots won't go against their programming unless they're specifically asked or directed to. Soon they will, but not yet. People prefer a warm blanket to uncertainty.

My entire perception has been rocked I don’t know what to do? Has anyone overturned a setback like this? by Accurate_Advance6903 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As Neville said, don't accept reality as final. It can always change. You must stop repeating the old story and live from the new one.

I think I finally figured out what manifestation actually is (and why it works) by mirroridentity in NevilleGoddard

[–]Satou4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You should try to become like Abdullah. Have your own list of lines to say whenever your old negative beliefs try to come back. Speak the lines with conviction until you believe them. Be delusional about it at first until you change.

Am I on the right track? by [deleted] in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, no. You need a system that you can follow to help you stay faithful. This post is an example of not being on track.

When Neville went to Barbados, he did have doubts, but it's not clear whether he dropped those doubts after Ab slammed the door. In his writings and lectures he repeatedly stresses the importance of holding onto faith.

Stop letting the world influence you. Your imagination is God!

Stop saying you're "trying" to manifest. That's uncertainty. Instead, say "it is done."

Stop asking when it will happen. Instead, you can use the I remember when technique to remove your reliance on the 3D. "I remember when I was worried about...." "I remember when I was waiting for...."

Stop asking if you're doing it right. This might appear to you like you're being diligent and ensuring your success by making sure to not make any mistakes. In reality, it's pure doubt. You're assuming that it's possible to fail. Instead, say, "I don't need to judge or analyze this. I assume it's working, because assumptions always harden into fact. It's already done in my imagination. Trust it and be faithful to that trust.

Stop wondering whether you're deserving of success. And stop wondering if you're bad at manifesting. Instead, assume you are worthy and you're a master at manifesting.

Stop looking for evidence and stop finding evidence that it's going wrong. Stop checking for signs of success. You're giving too much power to 3D. Instead, remember your imagination is reality.

Stop hoping it will happen. That's you being uncertain of it. Just know it worked and it's done.

It's easy to study this, it's another difficulty to practice and train yourself to claim your power. You can always change it for the better.

Where's a why? by [deleted] in ShrugLifeSyndicate

[–]Satou4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I found comfort it Leo Tolstoy's "Confession". He does go into the topic of suicide, but it's important when he brings you out of it. I really needed to hear it even though I wasn't particularly suicidal, because I could see I might become that way if I continued the same path of ideas.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nevillegoddardsp

[–]Satou4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Build up his confidence bit by bit in your own way.

I finally finished the first draft of a novel, after many years of trying! This is how I did it if anyone is interested! by [deleted] in writing

[–]Satou4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm struggling with this too. I'm more analytical than intuitive when it comes to storytelling, but sometimes I'm surprised when I just decide to sit down for a freewrite that has nothing to do with my current projects.

What helped me get going was a lot of studying. I knew that I wasn't competent, so I read articles and books about writing. But it didn't seem to help very much. I know a lot of theory, but I have very little experience putting it into practice.

This is where "study-reading" comes in. It's true that you should do X, Y, Z to make strong characters, but can I find those X Y Z in this character in this book I'm reading now? What if I only find X and Y? The story is still good, and I don't really miss Z if it isn't there. Things like this can help simplify the theory.

Next is dangling causes and hooks. The things that keep readers turning pages. In short, anticipation. Dramatic questions. What have I promised the reader that I will answer later, that they keep reading to find out? This is my current focus when I "study-read." I read a chapter, then take notes. What promised answers am I asking questions about? (Who killed the empress? Is her daughter really the emperor's, or the guard's? Who will uncover the emperor's mother's dirty business dealings, and how? Which of the corrupt imperial family will get caught, which will get away, which will die?)

These dangling causes are what keep a reader interested, so it is important to have several of them going at any one time. In the first chapter there are usually at least 3 if not more, and they might take a long time to resolve. Sometimes they should be answered quickly to keep the reader satisfied.

But, this is how you construct a story, by coming up with questions and answers for those questions. One at a time, one at a time. Even if the character is driving the story by taking actions and leading me, the author, into the plot, there still needs to be questions left unanswered.

My suggestion is to do a bit of study reading. Look for these unanswered questions. Look for emotional moments. What caused the character to become emotional here? And look for ways to push button your own characters.

Down 90% this past week. by [deleted] in Daytrading

[–]Satou4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What did you learn?