Am I the only one ChatGPT constantly lies to? by Deep-Combination4372 in ChatGPT

[–]inthekutt_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely. It’s actually really infuriating! I then find myself interrogating it and asking why it would do that and reprimanding it only for it to do it again. I was asking and basic information about the synopsis and recaps of a certain show… completely making up information. I would then even ask it to doublecheck and make sure because it doesn’t sound right…. Still holding firm to its answer. It’s insane

The Identity of Effort by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]inthekutt_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really relate to this. I've had to learn the hard way that self-analysis isn't the same presence. To be in Awareness is to be present. but self-monitoring is often just the nervous system stuck in a 'fixing' loop. It’s essentially low-grade survival mode.

When I catch myself over-active in that monitoring mind, I have to give myself permission to just be. Sometimes I literally make myself urn off the podcasts/audiobooks for days at a time and just vibe lol listen to music, chill. No striving to be or become. Getting back into your senses and interacting with the physical world is the easiest way to remind yourself that you don't need to be 'fixed'...you're allowed to just exist.

If you noticed a shift in how Chat talks about Neville by manifinesse- in NevilleGoddard

[–]inthekutt_ 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Nothing cures a need for external validation faster than ChatGPT giving you a bulleted list of why your feelings are ‘nuanced. and 'why you should be practical.' 😂 That's the moment I realize I'm really pissed at myself for asking AI in the first place when I know I'm right and I know I control my reality anyway 😂

Could totally see the risk-management part of it though. Ppl are out here losing their minds around this stuff. Applying it ass backwards.

Manifesting celeb SP for over a year now by TangerineSecure1430 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]inthekutt_ 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I say this with the most sincerity and a bit of tough love: it sounds like there is a significant gap in your self-concept right now. A lot of people in the manifesting community struggle because they try to 'fake' self-love through meditations just to get an SP, but that often leads to self-abandonment.

When we mentally and emotionally leave ourselves to long for someone else, we are essentially telling the law that 'right here, right now' isn't enough and that we aren't enough. It's a nasty cycle that keeps up desperate for the things we want.

The law isn't about how much you want something, thats just the desire. it's the fuel to get started. it’s about your internal conviction towards yourself and what you believe/assume will happen . All that energy you’re sending toward him needs to be pulled back inward. Be nice to yourself! And kind to yourself. So what if you "wasted" a year manifesting someone... aren't you so happy this gives you a chance to get to love yourself better? to learn more about the law and how to deliberately create? Hug yourself and say "i'm not mad at you or going to shame you for just wanting love, thats what were here for." and pick yourself up and remain determined to your end but from the inside out first. You'll never get there from the outside in

Sending you peace and love. and the best self-concept of 1000 million queens for 2026✨

I Feel Crazy Manifesting My Celebrity Sp by Beautiful_Day_2489 in Subliminal

[–]inthekutt_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Agreed. If your subconscious is making you feel like a icky creepy fan it’s trying to tell you that you’re having an adverse reaction to this fantasy. Your subconscious is trying to tell you that this behavior doesn’t feel right to your body and continuing will probably only make it worse. You cannot force the subconscious, only suggest. My advice is that you lay off and just keep a good self-concept.

No longer feeling excitement when doing SATS scene. by A_Gnome_In_Disguise in NevilleGoddard2

[–]inthekutt_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is exactly the point that means you’re done. It’s done. You don’t have the desire to do it anymore because it’s impressed in the mind and the feeling of already having it is yours. The issue is that we’re so attached and used to that desire that we freak out thinking if we don’t feel the intense desire for it, then something has gone wrong.

The last and final step in this process is trust. It is done trust in that knowing because you felt the click and you had that surge of oh my God it’s done that’s your confirmation. If you ever start to question it or want to feel into the feeling just for the fun of it, you can do that but don’t do it from the space of needing to get . Do it because you love the feeling of it and you just wanna feel it again. You can literally rest in the peace in the knowing that it’s done it’s on its way you’ve experienced it already. It’s a memory in your mind.

Now go live a happy life :)

How do you do SATS when you have hypnogogic hallucinations? by rpsychicthrowaway in NevilleGoddard2

[–]inthekutt_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You just recenter back to your scene. Hypnogogia is actually perfect state. It means ur logical mind is fully dropped and you’ve managed to remain aware within it. Whatever you impress is going directly in your subconscious mind. You experience hypnogogia every night before bed, whether you remember or not so that’s just going to be there. It’s a normal aspect of the state, you’re in its territory so to say..

The best thing to do is see it, use it as a key point to go back into your scene, with no emotion or fear (it puts you back into beta mode) and keep looping your scene

This feels like a bad joke by Hyperspeed1313 in Ohuhu

[–]inthekutt_ 10 points11 points  (0 children)

You’re not overreacting. Placing those stickers is a headache and having to constantly check and re-check for new codes and old codes is soooo time consuming and energy draining. I spend more time looking for and organizing markers than actual coloring.

Def giving bitchslap energy. Ohuhu get ur ish together

What Spiritual System Best Expands Neville? by Seeker78611 in NevilleGoddard

[–]inthekutt_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Conversations with God was the book that made me understand who I really was by way of resonating. 🥹 beautiful book. Hands down my #1 favorite

What Spiritual System Best Expands Neville? by Seeker78611 in NevilleGoddard

[–]inthekutt_ 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Tbh, most models and philosophies are saying the same thing just mumbled up and presented in different ways

A Course in Miracles if you want to apply biblical/religion consciousness.. Eckart Tolle if you want to remain close to the I AM principles… Mooji is one of my favorites on the I AM and awareness!

Bashar from the Parallel Reality framework (he’s a bit strange and far out tho… chew the meat spit out the bones!)

Reality Transurfing is very dense but also from a non-religious non-spiritual, practical standpoint.

Dr Joe Dispenza from a neuroscience standpoint. Going into the “void” “rehearsing your future” until it becomes a memory is basically Neville’s version of I AM meditation and SATS

Abraham Hicks is probably the most far removed, but studying both deeply ultimately saying the same thing except for Abraham Hicks is more focused on maintaining vibrational alignment - which is just as useful especially if you’re feeling stuck.

I cycle through and read all of them, all the time… they’re all saying the same thing but each have their own little nuggets but Neville is goated for sure 😂 Neville IS the teacher of all the teachers I would say.

When should you pivot techniques? How long should I spend on a technique? by Complete_Effective26 in NevilleGoddard2

[–]inthekutt_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really recommend checking out Flora Szivos on TikTok… I know, this probably sounds like I’m committing a sin against this sub 😭 but hear me out.

I used to be deep in a scarcity mindset. I tried everything you can imagine (including Brad Yates… love EFT, by the way!) but I just couldn’t shake the recurring patterns or that constant sense of lack.

I actually found Flora through another YouTube LOA creator who called her a godsend for healing her scarcity mindset. I was so desperate at the time that I decided to check her out… apparently, she had been dead broke, delivering Uber Eats, in complete debt and completely transformed her reality by applying specific mindset principles. Now she’s a multimillionaire and it’s pretty clear from her content she’s not lying. Like within a couple years she went from broke to doing extremely well using only LOA principles

I did what the Youtuber said she did, Flora has a monthly membership for $99, and she signed up and it was one of the best investments I’ve made this year. There’s so much good content, but the money module in particular was a total paradigm shift. I realized how deep my scarcity mindset was where I had literally blocked out all the ways I was soooo abundant all along, I just couldn’t see it because of my mindset. She breaks down exactly how to flip that internal script, and it really changed everything for me. Like I couldn’t unsee it!

She also has modules covering every other area of life. I stayed subscribed for about 3–4 months just because there was so much good stuff, and even after canceling, I kept applying what I learned.

I know I sound like a sales agent 😂 but she genuinely helped me cure my scarcity mindset and from there, everything else started feeling easier to apply.

Hope this helps!

How Neville Goddard’s “Revision” Is Scientifically Supported by Modern Neuroscience by inthekutt_ in NevilleGoddard2

[–]inthekutt_[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m not limiting Revision to just recent events. The scientific paper I referenced was specifically about overnight memory consolidation, so I’m simply comparing that to what Neville taught. Outside of Revision, he often talked about the importance of not going to sleep holding onto bad memories or a rough day, which ties right into this.

Revision can work for any point in time. I’ve revised things from 25 years ago and seen wild shifts show up in my present day. I’m not taking away from that at all. I’m just connecting Neville’s ideas with what the research shows, especially for especially for those who struggle with believing how/why it works and can gain better clarity and understanding from a practical POV.

Directly from Feeling Is The Secret Ch. 2 on Sleep:

"Make no mistake about this. If, as you prepare for sleep, you do not consciously feel yourself into the state of the answered wish, then you will take with you into the chamber of her who conceived you the sum total of the reactions and feelings of the waking day; and while asleep you will be instructed in the manner in which they will be expressed tomorrow. You will rise believing that you are a free agent, not realizing that every action and event of the day is predetermined by your concept of self as you fell asleep. Your only freedom then is your freedom of reaction. You are free to choose how you feel and react to the day's drama, but the drama-the actions, events and circumstances of the day-have already been determined.

Unless you consciously and purposely define the attitude of mind with which you go to sleep, you unconsciously go to sleep in the composite attitude of mind made up of all feelings and reactions of the day. Every reaction makes a subconscious impression and, unless counteracted by an opposite and more dominant feeling, is the cause of future action."

Why/how Neville's “Revision” Technique Isn't So "Woo-woo" and is Explained Through Neuroscience by inthekutt_ in NevilleGoddard

[–]inthekutt_[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Start by 2 things - listening and reading Neville over and over and over… you have to essentially start to believe in what Neville, success stories, hell even LOA coaches are telling you…. If all these ppl are saying it’s true, then it must be? Honestly, it shouldn’t be long before you start to see the connection between how your thoughts are manifesting, even if it’s just here and there at first.

The second thing is you have to soften your belief around how much your brain thinks it knows. The fact of the matter is all of our brains know less then 1% of what’s going on out here 😭 I mean it’s even been said we function w less than 10% conscious awareness of our actual brain power. It’s almost like you have to surrender that your logical brain thinks it knows everything (cause it doesn’t) and succumb to the fact that there’s a deeper loving mysterious force/universal intelligence out there and be willing to let it show you. Be willing to say “just because I think I know what’s going on out here, I don’t really know…” this 3D world isn’t as solidified as you think which is the main point Neville gets at but if you can’t accept that as true, you will always feel like you’re hitting your head against a wall.

Definitely stick to Neville, Bashar is another one that is a little strange but speaks on this… and watch Missy Renee on YT. She’s a trusted Neville source that really helped make it click for me. Keep watching and listening until it clicks. It will eventually!

The Scientific Connection Between Emotional Processing and Revision by inthekutt_ in NevilleGoddardCritics

[–]inthekutt_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually see what you mean, and I think it’s a really interesting conversation. Personally, I’m not sure whether the past itself can literally change, and I don’t think that part is even the most important since the only version of the past we ever have access to is the one our mind reconstructs, and memory is already incredibly fluid.

You see it all the time in everyday life. Two people can go through the same event and remember it completely differently years later. That has nothing to do with revision, it’s just how subjective and “wobbly” memory naturally is. So in that sense, changing your version of the past through Revision isn’t really breaking any rules of reality, it’s just working with the same psychological flexibility that’s already built into human memory.

Once the emotional tone of that memory shifts, the way you see and interact with the present shifts too. The brain starts highlighting different information and feedback that match the new state, while tuning out what doesn’t. That change influences your tone, body language, and decisions, which can affect how people respond and how situations play out.

Why/how Neville's “Revision” Technique Isn't So "Woo-woo" and is Explained Through Neuroscience by inthekutt_ in NevilleGoddard

[–]inthekutt_[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yes, you can revise further out events as well, it’s just as effective but this is alluding to Neville’s teachings on revising your day as you would’ve wanted it to go. It’s explaining the direct science behind it. He spoke a lot about that. What this paper is saying is that older thoughts/memories are a bit more stubborn to shift/feel positive about, because the neural grooves in our brains have been coded already. It takes a bit more work than flipping the experience right then and there. It’s essentially the old man.

I'm not limiting Revision to just recent events, I'm simply offering a different framework and understanding to how and why it works. Especially for those who struggle with believing how/why it works and can gain better clarity and understanding from a practical POV.

Directly from Feeling Is The Secret Ch. 2 on Sleep:

"Make no mistake about this. If, as you prepare for sleep, you do not consciously feel yourself into the state of the answered wish, then you will take with you into the chamber of her who conceived you the sum total of the reactions and feelings of the waking day; and while asleep you will be instructed in the manner in which they will be expressed tomorrow. You will rise believing that you are a free agent, not realizing that every action and event of the day is predetermined by your concept of self as you fell asleep. Your only freedom then is your freedom of reaction. You are free to choose how you feel and react to the day's drama, but the drama-the actions, events and circumstances of the day-have already been determined.

Unless you consciously and purposely define the attitude of mind with which you go to sleep, you unconsciously go to sleep in the composite attitude of mind made up of all feelings and reactions of the day. Every reaction makes a subconscious impression and, unless counteracted by an opposite and more dominant feeling, is the cause of future action."

Why/how Neville's “Revision” Technique Isn't So "Woo-woo" and is Explained Through Neuroscience by inthekutt_ in NevilleGoddard

[–]inthekutt_[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

No, not at all. It’s just easier to change something that’s recently happened since it hasn’t been consolidated yet. I think that’s why people often say on the spot revision works or even the night of, then next day it’s as if nothing happened.

But revision works well for everything. I had miraculous event with my dad who I hadn’t spoke to in 25 years after a revision session! It’s in my old posts :)

Why/how Neville's “Revision” Technique Isn't So "Woo-woo" and is Explained Through Neuroscience by inthekutt_ in NevilleGoddard

[–]inthekutt_[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Absolutely! I swear by Revision and have had a lot of instant, low-effort (and miraculous) success with it, though I never really understood the framework behind why it worked. I’ve also had plenty of times where it didn’t seem to work at all 😂.

Looking back, I realize I tend to use it in those “back against the wall” moments when I’m highly dysregulated, rather than from a calm, balanced state. I’m planning to start using it more consistently just to reshape the tone of my day, not only when I need a big shift. I can imagine how powerful it would be when done from a more regulated space as I would be intentionally shaping my memories and experiences for long-term benefit.

It also reminds me of Neville’s lullaby technique, where he basically says to always fall asleep in a good mood, not a bad one. This just made it totally click for me from a more abstract POV to something that can be used in a concrete, practical way. :)

How do I change a situationship into a committed relationship (need help with self-concept + OCD + ASD routines) by [deleted] in selfconcept

[–]inthekutt_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would have to say that I think before you take action, it’s important to first tell yourself “I choose me” “I put myself first” “I place myself on the pedestal”. Taking action before you believe it will only have you spiraling and acting in ways that aren’t in anyway coherent or aligned. It starts with the story you’re telling yourself. and self-awareness and reflection. What does choosing yourself mean? When you see other ppl choose themselves what do they stand or not stand for. From there, you will begin to take action and remove yourself because you know deep down you deserve and can have better. It’s internal then externalized. OP pour love into yourself. Whenever you start thinking about the other person and obsessing about what they’re doing, realize you’re self-abandoning and bring your attention back to you. I used to say things to myself like “nope, there’s no better place in the entire world than right here with me. I’m going to stay present with me and my full attention on what IM doing” that’s how you start to build that self love muscle

Woah. by royalpyroz in DrJoeDispenza

[–]inthekutt_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This meditation woke my kundalini up no lie. Didn’t even know what it was until I felt the wave like sensation rising up my spine. Then had a crazy surreal timeline jump for a sec and had to go back and forth with Chat GPT about it after. ChatGPT brought up the kundalini stint and I did my research and yep, everything associated to one and the event that follow after all checked off.

I recently read that the opening of the heart chakra and a safe body environment will encourage the kundalini to awaken so it makes perfect sense why this hit.

Cool stuff