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>>41399102
Tell me it i am right the concept of universal line i was able to grasp it before i even heard the word.

Basically i can manifest and persisit this feeling of being with the one where i feel euphorich

In that state im not rageful or envious even if i am i can push it out but i always feard giving power to this feeling because i felt like i existed like a monk without desire

But after a long time of focusingon that feeling i'm back to square one feels likei pushed out ny desiree and now i want it back so now when i feel it i feel like im gonna get what i want

So do i just focus on this feeling

I've recently realized this on my own, well through literature I suppose. I've realized I am infinite and I've been craving more information...

I've just stumbled upon this thread.

>>41399102
While I have often appreciated the sentiment of manifestation, the terminal nature against God of those who partake have always driven me off. Bait me.

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when i was young, i came up with the phrase "everything is true" for what i would eventually realize would be a form of the perennial philosophy. not that literally everything is true, but that when there is truth in the world, it will resonante in many other forms and places. i believe that the amount of people who have trouble with sats, even if they're supposedly doing it "right", points to the technique incidentally working but perhaps more by side-effect or coincidence. there's several truths that i hold to be self evident, including simplicity and elegance. some things are complex, sure, but by focusing on elegance and simplicity, we can find power and truth.

on its face, sats is a pretty simple technique and doesn't really have or need additional complexity to work. but let's imagine working backwards from an ideal manifestation: it arrives quickly, instantly, and is easy, arriving almost by an effortless action. these manifestations don't need lots of effort or months of dedication or strength, sometimes, they just appear, almost like a synchronicity. there's enough stories about these kinds of manifestations that i believe that they are possible. if you've read the tao te ching, it's abundantly clear that one of the prevailing sources of truth lies in the complementary behavior of opposites, the yinyang. one example is how a cup is as useful for the void within, as the walls. so let's look at the complement of a perfect manifestation, where there can be an incredibly amazing and powerful change, one that is powerful for being unnatural, against the order of what one expects.

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>>41399573
thus, i believe that the seed of a manifestation is non-powerful, non-forced, non-effortful action, produced by something natural. when we look at sats, we already see some of these key aspects: being so relaxed as to almost be asleep, not performing any physical actions, but i believe the disconnect comes to the last aspect, the visualization. when we're visualizing, lots of people are trying to put in lots of focus, effort and energy into trying to conjure up a high fidelity visualization, when what if the best aspect of the visualization comes incidentally from the repetition, from the naturalization of the visualization that develops as we slowly grow more accustomed and used to our desired scene? instead of fighting for fidelity or racking up repetitions, maybe we can expose the effortlessness.

i'm still trying to work out a good technique that would focus on the naturalness. neville mentions reveling in the feeling of it being accomplished, and while i think this is close, maybe instead we should explicitly be trying to minimalize any straining or striving as our visualizations play out, or maybe just focusing on the feeling of our visualizations just being "right". i'm going to try to do some experimentation and see what happens :)

I'm coming to terms with the solipsistic pov while remembering that everyone is still who they are/choose to be. It makes the world seem smaller yet more infinite at the same time. Anyone else feel this way?

I'm finding myself looking at another person and remembering they are me. It's giving me emotions I've never had before. I feel like everything is pointless, but still have a sense of wonder when I look at a blade of grass and realize that is also me. I'm no longer numb, I feel things more strongly. I'm trying to rid myself of hatred because it's a form of self-hate in my view. Yet I feel more detached to things now too, and there are no stakes anymore nothing is permanent everything can change. I feel a sense of loss and grief with this knowledge but also like I've gained an infinite, eternal family of all existence itself, and everyone chose to be who they are now, even if they don't remember it. It's still a lot to take in.

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>>41399578
What serene art. Thanks for sharing.

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>me holding on to my assumptions while 3D goes on

>>41401559
There's a car
And i don't know what the rest are