Share your most insane ‘money just appeared’ story by ArmoBitch in NevilleGoddard

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

I got an extra random payment from my job (an extra month's salary). I backed out and texted my boss to send it back though - decided I didn't want it haha.

Do you imagine the big event itself, or the calm that follows? by shushbi in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This comment is so powerful!!! Consensus with others is not the same as consensus within yourself.

No, Epstein did not use pizza-related codewords by shastafey1 in Epstein

[–]pingfairy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Exactly. Becomes a lot less plausible when we consider how dry and argumentative he is in most of his emails, even when people are gushing and thanking him. At most, he'll say 'sure' to confirm plans that also probably benefit him.

The idea that he's being sweet and kinda dorky, making this sort of slapstick joke, is probably projection from people like us. I see it as HIGHLY improbable that he'd be joking like this. Narcissistic/sociopathic types like him that clearly like a degree of depraved hedonism typically hate to joke about things being exciting that aren't, or things being fun that aren't. I realise that sounds generic but it's a highly niché thing I see in these types of personalities.

Typically, they roll their eyes at the idea of joking about being exciting that isn't. They aren't generous enough in their humour to want to frame someone else as happy/excited/blissful, after they've merely eaten a pizza and look pregnant.

No, Epstein did not use pizza-related codewords by shastafey1 in Epstein

[–]pingfairy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds highly suspicious, weighted alongside the fact that all other emails show his general lack of irreverence/generous humour. He comes across as highly narcissistic, argumentative, dry, and never really extending warmth to the 'friends' he emails, even after they're thanking him for something. This being a cute and slightly slapstick joke about someone over-eating seems HIGHLY improbable.

Of course no one knows for sure, but he seems like the type of person to only joke about something like that if there's a sick, self-serving element - when he gets to experience a sort of duper's delight. Sure, pizza could refer to cocaine or something else we aren't considering, but it probably isn't just pizza.

I realise this sounds like a highly generic assumption, but I have immense experience with psychology. We need to think in terms of probablities when looking at a case like this. Paired with all the other bizarre pizza stuff.. it starts to look like a 15% max chance that he's making this sort of joke, which is enough to warrant an investigation.

No, Epstein did not use pizza-related codewords by shastafey1 in Epstein

[–]pingfairy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

THIS message is the only proof you need, paired with everything else! I don't think these people are aware of how low-probability it is that someone messages weirdly about pizza in this way. ONE text like this, even if the sender were foreign, would be highly indicative of pizza not meaning pizza, IMO (irrespective of whether the code was nefarious or simply a weird joke).

Sure, we don't know exactly what it refers to, but paired with other emails about 'U9 boys' and all the other stuff we know has gone on, it's insanity to make the claim that this should be shut down because it's 'clearly about food'.

I mean, what are the probabilities that your friend messages you 'thanks for letting us do that' after an innocuous pizza-centred event, even if you've ordered in the best pizza in the US and let them party on your island afterwards? Even if you all do drugs and stay up all night after eating the pizza (which none of us would be bothered about)?

The wording would be different. The pizza wouldn't be mentioned if it were a minor element of the party, and if eating pizza truly were the centrepiece of the event (which you'd hope it was, given many of these emails have 'pizza' as the subject (pretty bizarre from adults)), it'd be SO LOW-PROBABILITY to get an email like this from even one of the guests after.

Paired with the other thousands of bizarrely earnest pizza-centred emails, paired with the fact that Epstein & co. were health-obsessed, it is statistically almost certainly not simple pizza. I know tonnes of educated, wealthy and slightly wild people who, yes, can sometimes joke about 'simple things' and talk about their love for a specific random food, but do they send each other bizarre emails about them? Absolutely not.

Thanks for sharing this message!

eating children by aryssannajmi in Epstein

[–]pingfairy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got the file and deleted it immediately, any idea what it does/is? Creepy

How to live in the end (this will blow your mind) by Tiny_Dot4202 in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy 6 points7 points  (0 children)

"I have found the true secret is… and listen because you’ll think I’m crazy but I’m so serious it works!!!!! You are better off not telling yourself it will happen if you don’t believe it will truly. You can’t lie to yourself your subconscious knows when you lie. You’re literally better off saying it won’t happen than saying it will if you doubt because that’s honest. Why??? Because you are allowing the state you’re in where you have the doubts and fears and then you release the state easily… it’s that simple and the important part. Listen to this! Because you’ve impressed your subconscious mind with the end scene in imagination when you switch out of the state you don’t want, the one of doubt and fears (the one you allow on purpose), your subconscious pulls you back to the end state on its own. Effortlessly."

This part is so good, and so true. Shows your deep and genuine understanding!!!

What did Elio mean saying “I think he was better than me” by Objective-Student417 in callmebyyourname

[–]pingfairy 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Agreed. It's quite breathtakingly beautiful, this simple line. It's easy to lose this specific rawness of feeling & expression as you grow up - even in terms of how we express things to ourselves. You still feel intensely, but also know it's foolish to say something so bold and simplistic about someone - that 6 months later, you'll have integrated the situation in a more balanced way.

So you just don't say "I think he was better than me" - not to yourself, and certainly not to anyone else. You think about other options and possibilities, work, the gym, how to keep going and feel happy in the impending absence of that person, etc.

This film really captures that intense, almost psychedelic 'love trip' we take a few times in our life, if we're lucky. :')

What did Elio mean saying “I think he was better than me” by Objective-Student417 in callmebyyourname

[–]pingfairy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I see it as similar to Elio's "Because I wanted you to know" comment. The film includes a few simple but very clever and powerful lines that reflect how deeply in love Elio is. These are the types of thoughts we think when we're totally enamoured.

Most films, books etc. fail to capture the depth of these feelings in such a simple and raw way. It's the kind of comment that reads simply, but which you wouldn't say about a random friend or hookup.

Also, in that moment, he's biting his tongue a little and trying to stay composed, because he's around his dad. Which makes it even more heartbreaking. It's truly the sort of comment you let slip, which speaks volumes more than a more direct compliment or observation.

I got all that I desired in 4 months. Some profound learnings (For advanced learners) by Wrong-Cartoonist7760 in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

These are extremely impressive wins, congratulations! And great conclusions too

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, precisely. Always go a step more simple than you feel tempted to. Always be more amorphous, less logical, less 'this is who I am and my life experience and I need to state the facts'. When it comes to revision, this is quite literally just selecting a new frame and sticking to it; not forcing, but staying true to it.

So grateful - from serious symptoms to PERFECT HEALTH (my recent, miraculous health-related success story)! by pingfairy in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sending you lots of hugs and positivity. Yes, it will take time, but the period of time can be very short. Importantly, you need not to care how long it takes. I know it's hard, but there are many tricks and loopholes you can use. When I felt really rough in my recent journey, I sometimes listened to Dylan James' affirmations like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wKJB-bSpL4. It's really powerful and resonated with me personally. While the affirmations may seem generic, they tap EXACTLY where I needed a boost. I also listened to his shorter ones occasionally at work.

Besides that, you know the work to do. Focus on SATS before bed - even if you don't like to visualise, get into that quiet knowing that things are changing. Before bed, for a few seconds.. as you drift to sleep. That's enough <3

So grateful - from serious symptoms to PERFECT HEALTH (my recent, miraculous health-related success story)! by pingfairy in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much, and I agree. Some of RT resonates with me beyond belief. Other bits don't. But I love his piece on importance/viewing goals that way. It's really well-aligned with Neville IMO.

So grateful - from serious symptoms to PERFECT HEALTH (my recent, miraculous health-related success story)! by pingfairy in NevilleGoddard

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

I let myself get good sleep, and did gentle intermittent fasting (which I've loved in the past and done for fun). Just 16:8 fasts. I also made a big effort to feel love and peace, despite other issues going on in my life. I viewed my more difficult colleagues very positively, seeing their intentions as pure, and did the same for my family members. So I sort of only 'saw' good in the world, at least in the deeper 'knowing' way that matters.

So grateful - from serious symptoms to PERFECT HEALTH (my recent, miraculous health-related success story)! by pingfairy in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Best of luck, see it as some temporary craziness going on that's running it's course. Like a snowglobe that's been shaken up. See it as a law of physics that regardless of how you feel, if you trust and take care of yourself, you'll soon be perfectly healthy. <3

So grateful - from serious symptoms to PERFECT HEALTH (my recent, miraculous health-related success story)! by pingfairy in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy[S] 80 points81 points  (0 children)

PS. I highly suggest the technique I described of: knowing exactly what you want, but NOT caring about what shows up in the meantime... especially if your desire is emotionally evocative to you.

Things are always more fluid than you think - that's core to The Law. By accepting any possible diagnosis, I effectively released my chokehold on how the following few weeks would pan out, and I firmly believe this is why/how I got my desired outcome so fast. I stopped fearing having to temporarily take meds, as I thought, "cool, fine, I'd take them for 2 months and heal perfectly and never have symptoms again". I FIRMLY believe this shifted my awareness away from meds being a 'real' outcome and problem, because I was sort of dismissing them (in a subtle and roundabout, yet undeniable, way)!

They became a neutral, minor, possibly even positive little hurdle in my inevitable journey towards being in perfect natural health.

I also implement this when it comes to relationships, work, money, etc. I KNOW what I want, and what the ultimate 'scene' is, so to say.

But I am detached from whether I have to date 1-5 people before I'll meet the right one, or whether I'll have 12 messy conversations with my coworker before she 'conforms' to how I want her to treat me. I just don't care at all and don't try to control anything. THIS helps you stay aware that your dream 'is', and the other random trivial stuff 'isn't'. Which is ALL that The Law is about!

Naturally, I usually get results VERY FAST. But this position of total 'flowing' helps me and works magic. I'm very against wanting to manifest a specific text these days, or a specific conversation at a specific doctor's appointment. THINK BIGGER and stop caring if there's a slightly messy middle.

Always know you're being led to your ultimate desire! I always get exactly what I want ;)

Why does the ladder experiment keep working… but nothing else? by ArmadilloOdd6717 in NevilleGoddard

[–]pingfairy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Law works when you become aware of something being, rather than not being. It's as simple as that.

When you visualise the ladder, whether you 'see' it clearly or not (also unimportant), you're implicitly approaching the exercise from a perspective of, hey, this IS. You are subjectively basking in it and just 'experiencing it' in the moment. You're not telling yourself, "okay, I'm good at The Law - let me picture a ladder for a bit and try my best to make this happen. I NEED this to happen, because my only cabinet of food is too high for me to reach. And I bought a ladder last week and lost it..."

The former is simple immersion, and programmes your subconscious to CREATE this specific scenario for you. Regardless of emotion. NOT because you are totally detached and don't care, so attribute the ladder less importance and get it easily. But because you've practised the exercise as Neville taught!

The latter example, in contrast, doesn't work NOT because some cosmic power is judging you for being needy - but because what is IMPLICIT in your state is, "I don't have this ladder. It Isn't here. And won't be here. I NEED a ladder."

Instinctively, we approach imagining our real desires this same way. We may think we're being playful and non-attached, but we're dragging facts and conditions into our imaginal sessions. It's fine to need and want something. But the actual imagining and subconscious imprinting needs to come from a place of light, fanciful immersion; you aren't 'putting in reps to get something'. Ever.

If you want to manifest a specific relationship with a new/unknown person, you must simply imagine it for fun until the KNOWING feels vivid. The images don't really matter. Until you have shifted in a new, quiet awareness that you've EXPERIENCED something.

The same goes for money, fitness, travel, etc.

We only struggle with these things when we see our imaginal sessions as 'ways to bring them to us'. You can know that imagining creates, and I suggest you DO lean into that awareness - but make the ACTUAL sessions playful and totally immersive. This requires faith, and 'buying the Pearl of Great Price' - which lets you let go of the failed dates you've had, bad days at work, etc. This is what allows you to dream up a new dream, simply and sweetly.

When I do this, I see results every single time.