>>42917462
Not really, and it was annoying how he assumes too much, like, he keeps mentioning you can't manifest a suitcase full of money, when I had already manifested it.
I stopped many pendulums, but found nothing to do with my time, so I just pushed them again, because the energy I never used was just being wasted.
I never finished reading it, and it's recommended so you know how some stuff in reality works, but it has some limiting beliefs on there that are hurtful, like "wishes never manifest"... wait, what? No, they do, I've done it, when I was 10 a wished for 100 wishes in a notebook, all of them have manifested but they were just silly things a 10 year old would wish for.
It's a very dense read and has a lot of time wasting garbage, though the diamonds are worth it, I guess, it depends about what do you want to achieve, because if it's about wish manifesting, he tells you you can't do it in the first few pages...

>Become a trans surfer
No, I don't think I will.

>>42917462
It's trash.

>>42917523
Lel
>>42917530
Cool. Why? Any input is good

>>42917543
>Cool. Why? Any input is good
Pretty much what the anon above says. Anyone telling you that XYZ can't be done, or is to be done in a ABC convoluted fashion is full of shit. What manifestation comes down to is that it's all about imagination, imagination is all there is, along with your intentions, including the reasons you have imagined for yourself why anything is possible or not. Vadim stuff is more an ordinary self help book rather than an /x/ one honestly, with how much he downplays the phenomenon.

>>42917554
Solid. Thanks. Makes sense

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>>42917554
Yeah, it felt almost like he was intentionally putting up road blocks too. Starts off with this incredible vision of interdimensional freedom and then he puts limits on it seemingly arbitrarily, almost as if it was meant to be a stumbling stone.

https://youtu.be/qXRIrLoiLh8
Instant manifestation portal technique
Just worked for me

>>42918025
Gonna check it out. Thanks

>>42917462
I haven't finished it, but so far it speaks out to me, the pendulum stuff makes a lot of sense. I feel it appeals to me for some reason, it had that *click*. The book also kinda explained why the relationships I seeked out always never materialised with the law of excess potential. I seem to have manifested away my stutter, I virtually no longer have one now.

>>42917505
>>42917462
lol his real life example of “mentality or (law or whatever)” is a short diseased French aristocrat artist, who was loved by many women..did I say normal women? No I meant whores, like actual prostitutes….
So if you using it to be attractive, I think success story for you would be loved by many twitch streamers or something lol

For some reason, the fact that everyone here hates it makes me wanna read it more. Neville is normieslop, and I doubt it works for everyone. I also was scrolling through 4plebs archive, and many anons have reported results from this book.

>>42917462
I found it interesting, it tries to explain the law of assumption using science, but it's way too long. I stopped reading when after several month I finally reached the chapter "Going back to the past" at last, to be disappointed by "Well actually fuck you, going back to the past is impossible."

>>42917505
>I had already manifested it.
Please tell us more, what method did you use?

>>42917462
Based and god speed

>>42919225
I've told my story before, I wrote a check to myself for the sum wanted, and I received exactly what sum about 6 years later.
Criticism from before:
>and then you stacked a briefcase with it? How stupid! You never manifested a briefcase gull of money, you put the money inside it!
Yeah, but the point is I didn't do anything for that money, it came in as a surprise, I could do anything with it, so I turned it into the briefcase full of money that I wanted.
>You cheated! I could also work for years and fill a briefcase like that, and it'd take me less time than it took you! Because, it's not even some spectacular sum.
The point is Reality Transurfing claimed I couldn't do it, because money appears if it's needed to manifest something, the thing you'd buy with the money, and if it can manifest without involving money, it's omitted from the equation.
But sometimes, all you need is the briefcase full of money, not to buy something, not to feel secure about the future or whatever, it's the thing that you want, and of course you can have it, the book says to think big, to go after a private island you own instead of the money, but, why? I just wanted the money.
So what happened in those 6 years?
I didn't need the money anymore.
I had enough abundance that it didn't matter if the 100K were there or not.
And they arrived.
So now I'm a believer of resistance levels, your wish that you want? You're resisting it. Once you don't resist it, it'll be knocking on your door the same day
The people repeating to themselves, or creating a visualization of the wish fulfilled? They want to believe it's already here so the resistance disappears and it comes. That's all there's to it to manifestation and magic, you're actively blocking your wish, you put it into a pedestal and you think you haven't done yet what it takes to have it.
Whatever method you use to get rid of the resistance should work for you, if it's about killing some pendulums that eat your time, this book may help

>>42917462
Thanks for posting. Looks interesting

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>>42920750
>>42921034

Good feedback. Maybe I’ll grab it. I want a few books right now so I better get manifesting some cash money asap.

>>42917462
When I see the word transsurfing, I imagine dudes riding gigantic waves on bangkok ladyboys.

You would have to trust either human or ai overlords not to fuck it up. Probably not a good idea. Could be great for vacations though.

>>42922196
Says a lot about you

>>42922525
That ladyboys are merely objects fit only for water sports? Yes.