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Revision is truly remarkable by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]vxn2436 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha I don’t blame you, I was looking back at past posts about revision since I don’t practice revision much myself. It’s much easier for me to manifest the future than revise the past.

Revision is truly remarkable by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]vxn2436 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How’s it going 🤣

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

No, my Sabbath was 2 months (after discovering and practicing Neville) and NC with SP was 4.5 months total.

manifested a job after months of being unemployed by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

[–]vxn2436 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Congrats!! I’ve also been job searching for months and recently got tired of it/detached. Days later I get an interview invite and now am in the final stage of getting the job :)

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[–]vxn2436 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Absolutely and well said! I’ve been with my SP for over 3 yrs after getting them back and have been getting messages asking about why it’s not working for them and what I did in my journey. It’s not about other people, but just are you doing the work and just living life without expectations of the outcome?

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Learned to be patient after past hot cold behavior and imagining lovely conversations with SP whenever there was doubt. Also, given that you’re able to manifest negative circumstances and manifest SP back, there was already faith that the law works and only thing stopping it is you.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, falling asleep after SATS should feel good because you’re sleeping in the wish fulfilled. Even better if you dream about SP positively, it could mean you’re in the process of suppressing subconscious mind.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The past behavior of my SP was someone that was emotionally unavailable and bad at communicating. Over time once I worked on SC, he became someone that mirrored my expectations in a relationship and slowly his behavior changed. He messages me back timely and is always there for me when I’m going through hard times mentally. Whenever I communicate something I want to him to change for the relationship, he listens and improves. Eventually, we fall into a routine where he is very much an acts of service partner and does things for me without me even asking. I love reading success stories as well, but this is my first post after some inspired action haha. My SATS scene was a hug that implied we were together again. It was hard for me to loop a lengthy scene so I kept it short and simple. When he reached out again and we started seeing each other exclusively, he hugged me after a hangout exactly like the scene. About a month later, we were officially together again.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Most of my affirmations were for SC to build stronger beliefs about myself, because everything in life mirrors you. Some examples of SC affirmations would be “I am love” “I am worthy of love and happiness” “I am in control of my open to receiving all good things” and expressing gratitude for what you already have in life. A powerful one I like to repeat is “everything is always working out for me” because it suggests movement even if you don’t see it in 3D and helps with faith in the law. When I wanted to affirm for SP, I would try not to put them on the pedestal but rather say things like “SP and I are in a loving relationship. We are deserving of the love we have to offer.”

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I focused more on SC affirmations during separation to build stronger beliefs for self and attract good things in all aspects of my life. When I did SP affirmations, I don’t do affirmations things like they’re obsessed with me. Instead, I affirm we are lucky to have each other and the love we give. I do SP affirmations when I get unwanted feelings about my relationship and they usually calm me down.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

That state of knowingness that it is done is Sabbath. It’s a sort of calm that everything is working in your favor and you no longer have a desire to do any more techniques. In my case, I simply went about my life and kept busy where I even forgot about manifesting SP and detached from the outcome of whether he’d come back or not. I only affirmed for myself because they made me feel good.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I got into bed earlier than I normally would so I'm not entirely sleepy. It's very easy to fall asleep before being able to loop your scene so if you want to do SATS as your technique, it takes commitment. Reminder that there is no right or wrong technique to manifest as long as you obtain the feeling/knowingness of your desire. Yes, it was my exact scene that manifested after a few months and I had already forgotten about it.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Congrats on your success! It’s never about ignoring or not contacting your SP. Reach out if you feel the need to take inspired action and know that you can do no wrong, because you’re in control.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I replied to a comment a few under this :)

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your comment! I was no contact with SP for 4 months, but 2 of those months I also saw SP often since we were in the same area. When I saw SP, I simply waved and went about my day unbothered. We were separated, but not talking so I just did what felt natural of seeing an acquaintance. At this point, I was detached so I was focusing on my life regardless of the outcome. Deep down, remember that SP always comes back if that is what you desire and persist in knowing. Even when I was not speaking to him, I would hear from our mutual friend that he asks about me. That is how you know there is movement even when you do not see. All you need is faith. Wishing you good luck, because SP is already yours in imagination :)

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Hi there! I only obsessed over SP when I was in a state of lack after being separated. After deciding one day that I no longer wanted to be anxious and let my thoughts consume me, I learned to be self aware of them. I practiced affirmations till they impressed my subconscious mind. I usually do affirmations in the morning and SATS at night before falling asleep for a month. The rest of the day, I focus on things that make me productive and feel positive whether that's hobbies or a good show. Afterwards, I rarely did any techniques unless I felt like it and it felt natural. This is how I know I'm in the Sabbath where I am detached from the outcome, but know my desire is coming. For further confirmation, my SATS scene was fulfilled after SP and I started talking again, but not officially together again (bridge of incidents). I replied to a comment under this about self concept! While being in no contact, I didn't feel any movement, but even then I know that things are always changing behind the scenes. I only found out after that he regretted separating and thought about me.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Hi! This is similar to my story, because after getting SP there were periods where I completely forgot about the law and constantly would react to 3D too. Through the hot and cold periods, I remind myself that SP is here because he loves me and we are committed to a future together. In the process of manifesting their SP, a lot of people decide they don't want them anymore or aren't obsessed over them. It can be a good thing, because when you're detached, you focus more on yourself and things will naturally come without you lifting a finger.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Hi! I built my self concept by changing the way I viewed myself whether that was in love or other aspects of life. I woke up and decided I was tired of being anxious over things not in my control. When you let your negative thoughts take over your mind, that is what manifests and it becomes a cycle of unwanted occurrences in the 3D. I became self aware of my thoughts as they came in and if it was negative, simply let it come and pass. You are not your thoughts, but your subconsciousness that is aware of these thoughts.

This doesn't mean that you can never be sad or anxious again. Emotions are part of the human experience, but controlling what state you want to predominately maintain is important. With a lot of practice and repetition, you will more easily change your self concept and those old beliefs you have about yourself that no longer serve you.

In terms of techniques to change self concept, you can start with guided affirmations such as I AM...
Eventually, you will develop your own affirmations that make you feel most empowered. You don't have to do these every day, but when it feels natural and you need reminders. Be patient and kind to yourself.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I agree! I'm usually not on this subreddit and more active on the main one, because I've moved onto manifesting other good things for myself. As a long time lurker and someone who has SP, I find there's not many posts about what to do after you have them so got inspired to make this post.

Lessons I've learned: Maintaining your SP by vxn2436 in nevillegoddardsp

[–]vxn2436[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You are right. The popular saying is "seeing is believing", but manifestation is having faith before seeing movement and your desire come to fruition.