I've been able to control certain processes in my computer to an uncanny degree recently, to the point I'm very convinced it's not coincidence. The only issue lies in the fact that all of these so far have been entirely involuntary. I can't control when it happens so therefore still can't control what happens. How can I expand this ability to truly control reality?
>>39251563>How can I expand this ability to truly control reality?
>>39251654No not like that lol
Btw I can explain what I mean by control if it helps
>>39251654>HE BE DE TASK MON>YEAAHAHAOAWAH>HE BE DE TASK MON
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>>39251563>I can control>I can't controlWhen did you find out you were retarded?
>>39253117Sorry I should have worded it better. While I am able to influence what happens, I can't do it consciously and voluntarily. Therefore even though I have influence and "control" I cannot truly CONTROL what happens. Hope that clears up what I mean.
>Sorry I should have worded it better. While I am able to influence what happens, I can't do it consciously and voluntarily. Therefore even though I have influence and "control" I cannot truly CONTROL what happens. Hope that clears up what I meanI'm a psychiatrist and I'm diagnosing you right now with schizophrenia you're imagining that you're having control over things subconsciously but it's just an illusion that prevents your memory from realising that everything that you remember has already happened and you're just reliving those events in your own distorted perspective
Do not look into the portal that is your screen, OP. The universe doesn't like it.
>>39254157Ok as an example: I use a program called Cider to listen to music on my PC. I was at the end of an album and clicked the thumb button on my mouse to go back to the homepage. While doing this I was also thinking of a song that was two songs before the one I was currently on. The music was paused at this point. As soon as I thought about that song and clicked the back button the song I was thinking of started playing.I’ve tested the app over and over again and the thumb button does NOT seem backwards in an album like that. Additionally even if it did I only pressed the button once, and for that specific song to play I would have had to press it 3 times.
>>39253131>type nigger on computer>WHOAAAA I MADE MY COMPUTER SAY NIGGER GUYS /X/ LOOKall fields
>>39255229Well how about one more example?
>>39255337Sure. I play an online game that uses a heavy amount of RNG for loot drops. About a week ago I was playing a three-part mission in the game. This three part mission has one of the rarest drops in the entire game, with many players never seeing one in their entire time playing. While I was doing the boss fight of the final part I thought to myself "Wouldn't it be funny if I got [that drop". I didn't think anything else of it before I finished the mission, and when the rewards screen popped up lo and behold I did indeed get it. This has happened with other sections of the game as well. There's an upgrade system to weapons, with certain upgrades that are applicable to only one weapon. Twice now when receiving those it has been for a weapon I've been using recently. Both times I've thought somewhat along the same lines of "wouldn't it be funny if....". This could certainly be a coincidence but up until a few weeks ago when I took spiritual development more seriously I have never been lucky like that in this game, and the sheer chance of the randomness especially in the weapon upgrades is too crazy for me not to take somewhat seriously.
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>>39255280>>39255486You niggers are retarded and didn't read what I wrote at all
>heavy amount of RNGYu-Gi-Oh! is based about everything it's exposing many /x mysteries
>>39251563Organic BEN utilization?Or do you already know the phrase?Heal the world.Maius Opus Moveo
>>39252950Engineers that write technical documentation need to stop having strokes, mid keystroke.
>>39260733No never heard of that, what is it? All I see is fertilizer companies.>>39260613Nah not yugioh
>Nah not yugiohIt's impossible to be more based than Yu-Gi-Oh!
>>39252858Yes please. We don't know your life
>>39263213See here >>39255439
>>39255439That's precognition, the other example is probably just a coincidence. Enjoy it, the same thing has happened to me to that led to me being in "the right place at the right time". Ultimately it's usually for inconsequential things and maybe higher spirits were smiling on you that day. Accept gifts for what they are, gifts.
I finally got what the OP was talking about.Anyway, this is about levels of resistance, you can control things as long as your levels of resistance are low.A way to do it is to stop caring, if you don't give a damn you get control, and if you care a lot, you lose control.There are exceptions that depend on the belief system of each individual, so people can care a lot about money and still manifest it, you may not care about the outcome of your chess game and still lose it, but, generally, you can train letting go of resistance to manifest things that would be very unlikely otherwise, you perceive the rare world where it happened, and that's what you can control.
>>39263292Interesting, that's definitely how it's felt; that if I get too connected to it nothing happens, but offhand things in a video game come naturally.
