Parmenides wins again

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Stop freaking out and assume, right now your are born new to this realm. Instead of austic tantrums imagine your end. Think about all the minutes you have mentally argued with a anon on this website when instead you can imagine.

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just thought that i might drop this here.

Feels great not to worry about my abdomen.

>>41267740
Things are wonderful. My family easily helps everyone in need now and receives endless abundance in return. Things are better than ever and they continue to improve daily. Everyone who has ever helped me or my family is incredibly blessed and happy to see the immense wealth and endless happiness and success my family now enjoys

>>41267822
you can still train it up if its a muscular issue anon

>>41268040
sending extra energy to this person who has a clear minded vision and well intentions

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Our car is resurrected like Lazarus. All is well.

I wonder if that Egyptian "Negative Confession" document is spell, not a statement of fact. If so, that means even the netjeru accept your revisions.

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I’m so tired bros. Assuming and manifesting health and healing from a disease is very hard. But I still believe. I am the most hopeful man alive. But please drop your best motivations so I don’t feel so down.

>>41268040
My man been at it for five years

>>41268380
>"tired"
>"hard"
>"pls heckin motivate me :("
NGMI. You are already assuming a negative self pity state to yourself. Read your own post back, "tired," "hard." That's the state talking. Health is not something you beg for, it's an identity you wear. If you actually had it, you wouldn't be asking for "motivation" to be healthy. You would be bored of feeling fine.

Stop narrating struggle. Pick one boring end and live there. Not fireworks, not "I'm fighting a disease," just the most ordinary version of you being healthy. One short scene at night where you wake up, stretch, check your phone, and go make breakfast because your body feels fine. Loop that in the drowsy edge and fall asleep there. In the day, when your brain starts the self pity monologue, answer once "old story," flash that scene for ten seconds, and move on. You don't need motivation, you need to shut the door on the inner narcissistic self pitying conversation that keeps reinstalling "sick man who needs pep talks from strangers on the internet."

Also, stop grading your body every five minutes. You're turning symptoms into a religion. The 3D lags. If you keep checking, you keep assuming "not yet." Handle your real world responsibilities, doctor, meds, whatever your treatment plan is, and do your imaginal work alongside it without treating 3D as the judge. You don't ignore reality, you just don't let it set your state.

>I am the most hopeful man alive
REALLY NGMI. Hope is waiting. Faith is done. Drop hope. Wear DONE. Make health so normal in your head that you're annoyed you even had to think about it. That's the switch.

Just listened to "The Power of Now" by Ekhart Tolle. It doesn't directly relate to manifestation, but the core "technique" outlined in the book seems to be like kryptonite to negative emotions, anxieties, cravings, etc. I feel that it might be useful to anons here, even if you don't believe in LoA.

He dies briefly mention how following this principle/technique doesn't guarantee a physical solution to your material circumstances, but it will make it more likely that things will seemingly always go your way. There's both a spiritual and mundane explanation to that.

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If you already have it, why are you still looking in the 3D for a 'sign'?
If you already have it, why are you complaining about not having it?
If you already have it, why are you stressing about it 'not being there yet' when it's right in front of you?
If you already have it, why are you crying about it when it's right there?
If you already have it, why are you beating yourself up over it?
If you already have it, why are you getting mad when SP talks to the non existent-third party?
If you already have it, why are you looking at yourself in the mirror and picking up a flaw that's not even there anymore?
If you already have it, why are you going against the thoughts of already having it?
If you already have it, why are you wavering?

You already have it, stop thinking against it.
Remember, you have it. You already manifested it. You already did it. Everything is already came together, so stop going against it and open your eyes.
There's nothing to worry about, have faith in yourself. Stop throwing a pity party when you're powerful and you already have what you previously desired.

>>41268506
Thanks this is what I needed. I rebuke your NGMIs. Thank you

>>The Rick and Morty method
Any results with this one?

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>>41260876
Day 35 of manifesting a Proverbs 31 wife.

>>41268599
>This is what I needed
NTA. Congrats, you've found another way to condition who you are. What you're really saying is "I need the 3d to validate me before I can manifest."
NGMI

heh, time to subjugate this whole existence

>>41268555
Honestly I dislike Ekhart Tolle. Yes it is euphoric to "live in the now", but it is also tiresome. It didn't solve my anxiety long term, what resolved it long term was relaxing thinking creation is finished. I recovered my muscle weight and dropped nicotine, I found multiple jobs, everything became better. You need results, not momentary tiresome euphoria. To resolve anxiety one needs to deeply relax and rest for long periods of time, not smile psychotically and keep taking SSRIs while yapping the current zeitgeist babble of "living in the now". Pardon my rudeness, but one is either living in the end(LoA) or living in the present. They are different things, midwit.

>>41268504
These threads are almost completely dead now because every non-schizo tried it and left after it didn't work.

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>>41265110
>>41265889

You people are mental cuckolds and deserve to be bullied for such shit beliefs.

Why are you here if you want the pity party from anons? Naw fuck out here. I could give you my life's story how I cured various numerous "diseases" and other health issues I had in my life or how I resolved previous trauma but you won't accept it because you people refuse to give up your victim mentality as you are addicted to it.

This shit is FUCKING EASY, you can cure yourself tomorrow but you won't. So fuck out of this thread and if you do post here then you better post your success story about how "anon was a dickhead to me but I managed to pull my head out of my ass because of it and now I am cured, man it was so easy!!!!".

Here is a freebie from Erik related to your so called "struggles":
>https://files.catbox.moe/zr80on.mp4

Imagine being literally fucking God and acting like a massive BITCH. Fuck out of here.

>>41266672
I don't think its just him btw, once you realize you can get most of what you desire in life, your focus shifts from the ephemeral to just getting comfy, or maybe even not caring
what I wonder about though, how did he manage manifesting as a drunk, or if he simply did not care at all at that point.

>>41268555
is there a core "technique" to what he says?
I like the philosophy of Allan Watts, and I think its somewhat in the same vein, but never thought of picking up Ekhart Tolle, he sounds a bit too much like a nerd,
but yeah, if anything its the key to getting detached from the outcome

Neville was a coach selling courses back in time. Not more not less than today's modern coaches on youtube. He didn't achieve anything special in his life.
Trip to Barbados paid by his brother. Avoided the army because he was too old.
Terrible death for him and wife.
Alcoholic too

>>41268751
Seems a good method tho

>>41269843
>and dropped nicotine
Nicotine is one a the best stuff out there to cure many dia--eases, including alzheimer.
I am not talking about cigarettes but plain nicotine.

Hi I have a group of friends and we like doing experiments.
Last week I asked them to imagine they are dreaming of a monster purchasing them during their sleep.
Out of the 10 persons who did that, 2 really dreamed about a monster following them. The others didn't.
Yeah guys, it's just statistics.

LoA the so called law works the same,, and it fools people letting them think it's some kind of super power whereas it is just stats. A small percentage of you will get their wish fulfilled, the others not. No matter what you do. That's life.

But (good news coming!!!!) : you can drastically increase your chances of success to get anything you want if you have a pussy and big boobs!!!
You know what you have to do anons.

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>>41267740

What's the anon's conclusion about the Universal Paolucci Line?

I quickly scanned their Discord channel messages from 2021-22 and didn't find any significant successes among its followers.

One of their main memes is $10k. JP talked about the manifestation of this exact number in his financial videos. Therefore, a search with ctlr+F returned a large number of hits. And only two messages said that one received 15k after 8 months. And the other one got his 10k - the father distributed the money to the family.

His metaphysics is bizarre. You need to recognize yourself as Lord Krishna with 12 attributes (all-knowing, all-seeing, all-doing, infinite stability, infinite flexibility, etc.). This awareness occurs through "facts" (~all objects need a background; look at the jars; a visual illusion with a shadow; etc.). So, he's like Thomas Aquinas, trying to draw logical conclusions based on certain ideas, or like Hegel, who also played with something and nothing. Aquinas and Hegel were more analytical and logical in their texts than JP. Although JP claims that he's trying to avoid this "trust me bro" mentality. Maybe his explanations will be suitable for housewives, although they're unlikely to wade through the plethora of concepts he introduces.

In general, these "facts" and reflecting on them should somehow lead to the realization of non-dualism and that you are the creator, God, Lord Krishna, the universe, etc. And with this mindset, you need to drop the Command (desire), then meditate a bit. Done.

By the way, many here have written that his texts are complex. I would say no, they're quite simple. The explanations are downright primitive. He just introduces a lot of new words that need to be memorized.

I know there was a UL Anon here who seemed to have succeeded. But were there any other precedents on the board?

And I don't know about you, but I find that same Bro from the neighborhood—Nero Knowledge—more credible than all of Paolucci's concepts.

How do I stop doubting and having negative thoughts about my SP? They tend to creep in from time to time and I feel it's messing with my manifesting her back in to my life.

The anon that said threads that are important are either ignored or get derailed was not lying.

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>finally "got it"
>turned $2.8k into $15k in 8 days
Thanks, I guess

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If you time travel, what happens to your loved ones? Do they know you're gone? Will they get hurt? I don't want to hurt them with a sudden and permanent disappearance. Will my current me still exist here as if nothing happened? Will this timeline cease to exist altogether? Will they forget my existence? Am I able to manifest that my traveling to another time won't harm in any way?

>>41270713
Nice.

>>41269843
If all my goals were accomplished and I had no worries or anxieties I'd be living in the moment and fully enjoying it, not being preoccupied with any thoughts of a future I hope for or a past I regret. So by living in the now, I am evoking the feeling of the wish fulfilled, am I not?
Idk where you're getting all that shit about SSRIs from

>>41270263
The core is to live in the present moment and drop your identification with anything other than "being" here and now, which he states is the only "true you". Of course, you can still have goals and ambitions, but understand they are not you. I kept skipping this book but It came to mind recently when I was going for a long drive and it surprisingly turned out to be just what I needed right now.

>>41270202
How do you revise if you don't have images in mind's eye?

>>41270733
You're asking these questions from the state of fear. That's why you're spooking yourself. In Neville terms you don't wait to discover the "rules," you set them. If you want to time travel (shift), then you just assume the end with a clean clause, you arrive where you want, and nobody you love is harmed, distressed, or left with a hole. Period. The moment you start bargaining with "but what if they're devastated," you've already written that subplot.

Just think of it like picking a channel. You move awareness to a timeline where you're there, and in this one a matching version of you keeps going so the people you care about are fine. Their experience aligns perfectly, no trauma, no mystery disappearance, no cosmic amber alert. Your story becomes "I go, it's smooth, everyone's covered." If you prefer the rick and morty method, you're the new instance sliding into the scene that fits your assumption while the old instance continues for them. You don't need them to forget you or for reality to collapse, you decide that continuity is clean.

It's pretty hard to override my subconscious programming to state I am important and valuable when I've been treated the opposite way for decades.

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>>41268765
based fellow wife manifesting brother

>>41267740
I keep seeing so many posts about manifesting an ex back, and I get it because I was there once too but no one is talking about self concept. I used to obsess over how to make it happen, how to get him to text, how to make him miss me. We were long distance for 4 years and went 6 months with no contact. Nothing worked until I stopped focusing on him and started focusing on me.

I took him off the pedestal and finally put myself on it. I stopped needing him to choose me and started choosing myself every single day. I worked on feeling loved, secure, and enough on my own. That’s when everything shifted.

He came back completely different, loving, devoted, and sure about us. Now we’re married with three kids. Changing my self concept didn’t just bring him back, it brought me back to myself first.

Has anyone thought of combining visualizing (closing eyes and seeing bits of a scene) with IRL mimicking of the scene? (like moving your lips to kiss a girl or opening your hand as to catch a tennis ball) I just did a scene like this and I feel more emotionally fulfilled than usual.

>>41270556
Trvke.
And he still died broke because others like L Ron Hubbard were better at it.

>>41270599
neville has some of the most overly complicated and least intuitive ways of doing this. joseph murphy is so much better

>>41270565
>Nicotine can cure alzheimer
Really? And these bastards doctors let our grandparents die pretending that there is no cure!

>>41270733
I don't know what Neville said about this, but to me all versions exist anyway, like parallel universes. There are versions where your loved ones are sad, these versions exist even if you don't experience them. So you should care only about the version you are in, and the version of your loved ones who are in the same version as you, not the versions of them that you left.
Think about Rick & Morty if you watched this series, early in the episodes they fucked up their original universe and went to live in another one, practically similar, where their doubles just died and they took their places. Their loved ones are now those from their new reality, their original loved ones are lost, but it doesn't make any importance.

>>41271863
NTA but nicotine is neuroprotective, very good for the brain. Some people used nitotine patches to cure their long covid neuro/bodily issues with success.

>>41268765
Day 36 of manifesting a Proverbs 31 wife.

This is lost teenage girl level tripe.

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a little tip for everyone who wants to manifest anything....visualization/SATS are just techniques for getting to the true goal, which is to feel that your intention is satisfied in the present. if you don't feel it now, you're just intending for more "desire" which will leave you confused and frustrated.
>so what does that mean?
imagine a physical soreness. think about the part you want to feel healthy and relaxed with zero pain. you should actually affirm and "feel" until you literally don't feel the pain. the pain should be gone now. not "this will eventually be gone." it should be gone now. if it's not gone now, you have to keep affirming and feeling until it is. keep visualizing, imagining it being flooded with relaxing heat, etc. but the point is that you have to feel it now.
the moment of NOW is the proof that you have it. you have it NOW. you are then free to go about your day.
THIS is what hardens into reality. this is the belief that becomes manifest. do not finish your visualization or affirmation until you feel satisfied that the thing is yours, right now. and yes, be obsessive with it.
everything else is going to frustrate you because you'll only manifest desire

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>>41270599
I like Universal Line, i think John is an excellent teacher, and UL students are some of the greatest people on earth.

>>41270565
anything to back that up?
curious cause I used to vape, and now people say vaping is the worst shit yet for your lungs

>>41268555
It is funny that this was brought up, maybe not directly related to manifestation, however I often find that in the following days after something had happened, like for example a date or something
I really can't get my mind out of it, replaying scenes and shiet, this is what is truly tiresome
I wonder if I'm the only one, or do anons deal with this

>>41271582
if you would that you probably will not be in SATS, as you're supposed to be completely detached from your body in the 3D, you completely forget you're even there, pretty much why people say its like a vivid dream

>>41270733
>>41271897
>like parallel universes
Neville never went into that theory, as I don't think it was even a thing at his time.
To me its just a fruitless exercise to think about it, giving its just another form of rationalization, I think it might as well just be a limiting belief.
That being said there was something about Hawking saying that, if the multiverse was true, it wouldn't actually be infinite.
Personally I think its not about shifting universes, but molding this one. Thinking like all universes are within the one, and by quantum theory, the conscious observer changes the universe from range of possibilities to a single one, hence, changes in the outside com from within.

>>41268506
NTA but good post. Thanks.

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>>41270733
>>41273070
>>41271897
The thing is, if you get into the Metaphysical model that Neville is pointing at, time isn't linear in this case. Is like recalling a memory and let it unfold in auto completion. Revision, mechanically speaking can work like this: You experience a sequence of events, then intent to change the experience to one where said events were different or didn't happen. Whether everyone forgets about said event, or you just have supplanted memories, the result is the same: You transport your presence to an world instance where your revision became the facts of your storyline.

The element of "time" in our experience, in this case, is like shifting to a state to another. Like the metaphor of every possible moment (past, present and potential futures) being self contained frames in a movie reel. I suggest that when doing revision, you first recall a memory, decide and outcome, and intent to live the experience trough the acceptance of said choice as a fact.

>>41270733
There is no "other you". Every single person live in his own instance of the world (or at least is more constructive to look at it this way if you want to have an easy time doing changes in your experience). If you don't want to go full solipsistic, consider that in the subjective reality lessons like the ones from Goddard, every person you know have his own instance of your character, but you also have your own instance of them. Everyone wins, unless you imagine/intent or have a world-model that don't let you have it that way.

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>>41270599
>What's the anon's conclusion about the Universal Paolucci Line?
First, don't they their own thread anymore?
Second, actually glad I got to read your post, because I know fuckall about UL, but now can call the bullcrap and be happy I didn't pay any attention to it

I have no WiFi at my house. My stepmother changed the WiFi password and I no longer know what it is.
I want to know the WiFi password and I want to have WiFi

>>41273163
ask your stepmother

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>>41273153
>First, don't they their own thread anymore?
It died. Not enough traction, so the project moved to other place. It's finished now, you can see the final resources repos here: https://pastebin.com/NZ17CvP0
>Second, actually glad I got to read your post, because I know fuckall about UL, but now can call the bullcrap and be happy I didn't pay any attention to it
Now, it's ok to dimiss information you don't consider useful or it's not of your liking, but you have to be careful with that line of thinking. The anon above gave you the perspective of someone who doesn't like Universal Line, or didn't give it any deeper consideration beyond "i saw this and other anecdotal story and that's it", that's how you get misunderstanding and probably an eventual frustration trying to grasp other teachings and understanding things. Anons of 4chan have an strong bias against Paolucci and his material, so you may as well dig up on the other side of the fence. When it comes to the subjective experience, the ideal is drawing conclusions by your own, otherwise you are agreeing to being misled. Just something to consider.

>>41273173
she already said no
my father is a massive pussy. I live in an apartment setup and I have no access to the part of the house where the router modem is present

>>41271220
How do you remember or imagine anything, period, if you don't "have images in your mind's eye"? (Whatever that means) There has to be some intrinsic mechanism in yourself that let you navigate trough ideas and recall things, THAT'S the same something you can use with this. Ironically, it's a good guest of mine that maybe you are not using your imagination to the fullest extent?

>>41273226
i've had amazing results just trying to give myself an "ahhhh, nice" feeling as if my wish was fulfilled right now. don't overcomplicate it

>>41273183
> I have no access to the part of the house where the router modem is present
Shame because if you could connect to the router with lan you could change or reset the password. On some router there is even just a button to reset with no need to connect with lan.
I guess the only option left is to pirate your own wifi. It's offtopic here,maybe ask on /g/. Gemini or Copilot could be a great help but they will probably refuse to help you pirate a wifi even if it's your own wifi.

>>41273236
>don't overcomplicate it
That wasn't my intention tho? It's actually quite the opposite: To make it as easier as it can get. Like just lifting a finger or saying a magic word and getting results. But, anyone that works it's fine! But the comment above gave me the impression of "i can't do this so i can't get results" so it's worth it to investigate why. Don't cower out of discussion in a discussion forum, i suggest.

>>41273266
maybe i misinterpreted, feel free to just get to the feeling of having

>>41273236
>i've had amazing results
Please share. There are too few success stories shared here.

>>41273277
sure. i was getting bullied at work basically, right out of college. i decided to give the Joseph Murphy style a try and affirm "the universe has the perfect solution for us both" over and over, making sure that throughout the workday, i did this any time anything slightly negative or a doubt crept up. i made sure i didn't stop until i felt it, with a deep breath, that the solution was here/on its way. sometimes i'd have to repeat it like 5 times or whatever, but imade sure i felt like i had it now, the solution was NOW, it is FIXED, etc.

the bully at work immediately stopped showing up that day. by wednesday, a few days of affirming, it turned out he'd quit. blew my mind

i did the same exact technique when they hired a new guy who i thought was a bully, but in this case the solution was different; i grew friendly with him and it turned out he was actually a nice guy.

>>41273276
That's the ideal, i agree. But one of the most recurrent roadblocks of anons is that they tend to have misconceptions about this. It can be more constructive to get some solid understanding of your personal experience, and adopting ideas you come across to that. Otherwise, some users tend to confuse abstraction with solid underlying facts, and that can be really bothersome, if not totally destructive. It's worth it to examine Neville from a philosophical perspective first, and deduce if it's of any use. He came from a metaphysical/mystical background after all. Otherwise, you're just simply doing Law Of Attraction stuff. Nothing wrong with that, but manifestation is a personal art, and it's worth to leave the door open to explore it in all of it's variations. It's easy to fall in the cargo cult mentality like religion does when it comes to this as well.

>>41273276
It's also worth thinking about what "the feeling of having" means. Just plain saying that and leave it at that is not helpful. Explaining how reality could be as simple as "asserting and deciding that i have something, and allowing the world to take that course", for example, can clear more doubts about that kind of affirmations, for instance. "Doubts" can be an impediment to intent, so as soon as someone clear that and have a grounded worldview to take practical action, the easy it gets. Because it should be easy.

>>41273317
the feeling of having is pretty simple though, isn't it? as emmet fox says, the moment of affirmation contains its own proof: it should feel done now, not in some distant future

>>41273262
I just wish God would help me
I'm agnostic and this seems like good evidence God doesn't exist. Why can't he give her a stroke or help me receive a small financial windfall enough to buy a apartment with WiFi or buy a ton of data!

>>41273327
Ah, that's a nice quote. The thing is tho, that it can be even easier than that, i reckon, you can even ditch every notion of time when it comes to this, structurally speaking. When you do a Magickal act, is like pressing a button: You plan a ritual to get a result, do the ritual, get a result. Not thinking about these arbitrary notions in general (time, feelings, etc). Just some thought, i consider myself as pragmatical as it gets (Which also, makes things more fun to me).
>>41273340
It may be worth thinking about what concept of "God" you have. But seeing that this is apparently because of some internet issue, maybe you have more important matters to attend to :/

>>41273340
"Do not put the LORD your God to the test"
enter your prayer with thanksgiving for God's will, not as a test of "whether God will do it"

>>41273347
it's difficult when so much has gone wrong in my life before I even knew what God was

>>41273390
You said that god doesn't exists. How could you know who someone is if it doesn't exist (for you)?

>>41273397
I'm agnostic, he might exist

>>41273433
Well, doubts about abstraction doesn't seem to come in handy in problem solving, so maybe you could adopt a worldview that doesn't involve a deity at all? If you feel inclined to do so. Also, as far as possibilities goes, every kind of experience exists structurally speaking, and that include every kind of god you can come up with. Nothing wrong with being agnostic or whatever, but with the philosophy, it makes sense to have a reason to adopt it in the first place. Traditions like Buddhism and Chinese philosophical school of thought discard the archetypes and keep the way of thinking, for example, so it's not like you don't have access to other metaphors to consider.

>>41273470
I don't want those types of Eastern worldviews to be true

>>41273477
Hmm, unfortunately, or everything is true, or nothing is (which is the same). Nothing retain anyone in this board, for example, from learning or adopting something of value from eastern teachings, inspiration can come from anywhere. The good news tho, is that they can cease to be relevant in your personal experience. You have the choice of only keeping what's useful or what you like the best, and dismiss anything you don't find useful or just simply you don't like (just to remind you that you can do this). If you are also inclined to adopt a purely western metaphysical or philosophical view, you also have a lot to choose from
https://sacred-texts.com/cla/index.htm
https://sacred-texts.com/phi/index.htm

>>41273491
I don't want that much power or responsibility I want God to handle it

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>>41273502
Ah, that's also perfectly fine. Remember that all those things are imaginary either way, this world is a world of ideas, and in dreaming, living and imagining are one and the same thing, so this is a way you can look at it: God is your "higher being", his all knowing aspect lies in that you already know what you want, so it's not like it's not available for you to take upon; in the old testament for example, people were punished because they were going against "god's will", but upon this view, is about turning a blind eye in your higher ideal and lose the way into division with yourself, neglecting WHO you are, but this division cease simply realizing that you always already have a choice to direct this dream of yours. When you call upon god (with a simple ritual with intent), you are effectively allowing your world to adopt to your whims.

A suggestion: Try the exercise in pic related. With this tweak:
>Decide what you want to happen. Clearly, exactly, decide what YOU want.
>Sit comfortably, or even lie on the floor if possible, and just lie there, play dead, with the intention that everything works out in the end.
>After the 10 minutes, that's it, you already made up your mind, so leave it as that. No matter what happens or not, you already made your choice.

Do this as needed, maybe even as a daily ritual. It's about "releasing", as in, release yourself from the current experience, and shifting to a different dream or situation. You don't have to do anything, just simply decide it.

well lets try this.. why not?
Day 1:
I shall become the Heart that breaks the world.

>>41273529
This sounds satanic and evil

>>41273555
Aw shit, i thought i was speaking with a real person ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ you almost got me there. Enjoy your struggle anon! It seems you like it, and i don't want to interfere with it.

1. I want stable and good income. Doesn't matter if I have to work for it as long as I enjoy it.
2. I want a big house. One that's comfortable and nice.
3. I want a cute + hot wife.
So, is it possible to get all these with just manifesting?

>>41273626
Here's a pro tip that will save you a lot of trouble understanding this subject: Every moment in your life is a manifestation.

>>41273626
Also, whatever is possible or not, is up to you.

>>41273626
Yeah, it's possible. But you have to stop treating them like three separate fetch quests. You don't manifest items, you manifest a life by picking the identity of a guy who already has all three and refusing to leave it. "Just manifesting" doesn't mean sit on your ass, you have to choose the end, live in it, and let the bridge of incidents move you. When obvious doors open, you walk through them. That action isn't making it happen, it's just reality rearranging.

Just read Neville, it will teach you everything you need to know.

>>41273626
These 3 particularly are a very possible combo

>>41273555
nta but to me sounds like holding in unhealthy tension is the evil part. stress causes cancer anon. nothing wrong with doing what he says and just chilling instead of your end goal.

What's the best way to manifest as a leo rising? If there's any other placements I should look to, I'm all ears. I can give any additional chart info also