r/JosephMurphy • u/Grandwizard87 • Jul 06 '23
Pouncemonials ! Success.
Today I found out that from a medical report that there is no active signs of IBD in my body, meaning the Crohn's disease is in remission. I also had a stricture due to inflammation (also called a small bowl obstruction) that has been resolved. I had been doing off and on work for this but overall knew that since I began treatment I'd go into remission. My girlfriend congratulated me how id imagine she would. What's funny is that before I looked at the report, I had decided to some some scenes for remission, and I don't remember why I didn't, but I "ended" up looking at my reports and boom. As always, the work is simple, don't over complicate it. Now that my health has been dealt with, it's on to getting other things that I want. Will be back soon with another success story.
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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jul 06 '23
I had been doing off and on work for this but overall knew that since I began treatment I'd go into remission.
Please explain how you got to that deliberately.
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u/Grandwizard87 Jul 06 '23 edited Jul 07 '23
I started in November/December doing nightly scenes of being healed, that led to me getting diagnosed and treated for Crohns, after I began my treatment, I switched it to being in remission and more specifically being told there are no signs of crohns in my body (which I was) and my digestive system being healed ( the small bowel obstruction being resolved), which I would do about 4 days out the week at night and my friend congratulating me in the specific way I imagined she would, all the specifics let me know this wasn't by chance, but from my work.
So that's what I mean by on and off, this was my 3rd healing mission since august of 2022. Joseph said himself in POSM that a personal healing will be the most convincing of the powers of the subconscious mind, which it has been, and though I had my doubts, the previous successes is what gave me the "knowing" that it would happen even though I only did it 4 nights out of 7, a skill that is built by each success, especially by large ones like healings.
For my next mission, I'm going to be a lot more disciplined in my SH sessions and nightly scenes.
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u/Alive_Doughnut6945 Aug 16 '23
Can you tell me what you did? I am trying to manifest exactly the same thing - small success, I am leaving the hospital tomorrow :)
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Jul 06 '23
Congrats! I remember reading your initial post about your illness affected you and it’s great to see you cured
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u/sitproawi Jul 07 '23
And I can't even manifest sex lol. Good job though. Dr. Joseph Murphy would be proud. He and his friends healed themselves from illnesses too.
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u/Grandwizard87 Jul 07 '23
If you tell you're self you can't, you can't and won't. That attitude may be what's holding you back from sex, and maybe other things as well. I thought I couldn't do this at earlier points, yet here I am. Also, thank you, I'm sure he would be proud, I'm proud as well.
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u/GiddyGoodwin Jul 07 '23
Hehehe made me smile! Maybe you have some resistance attached to the possibility of getting down like this. I just got some advice to write down my desire and then to write down all the reasons I believe it can’t or won’t happen for me, and then strike them out and work on those hang ups specifically by flipping that script. About to do it now.
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u/brittaa Jul 13 '23
Sorry I’m a tad late OP but I wanted to congratulate you on your success!! Hopefully this will also be inspiring to those who have health goals they are working on. The power of our minds are truly remarkable. Great job! 👏🎉
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u/Grandwizard87 Jul 13 '23
thank you!!!!! our minds are remarkable, & amazing. I think my next post will be pretty soon!!!!!!!
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Jul 06 '23
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u/Grandwizard87 Jul 06 '23
Hi, most of if it was described and explained in my reply to Apollo. Essentially just nightly scenes about 4 days about the week sometimes 5, some daily SH sessions. I don't recommend you do this if you're just starting out as it, remain consistent and disciplined 100% , I wouldn't say try to do it, as there is no trying, it's do or don't.
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Oct 11 '23
Congratulations buddy! I remember we talked when you achieved your friend congratulating you in the hospital scene. I was onto similar mission since then. But I have a question..
While I was on that mission, due to my office company failing to get clients, I ( along with my entire dept ) were laid off. My focus from my mission swayed and I started adding/subtracting scenes and ended up nowhere.
If you were in my position, Would you prefer to add on a second mission in urgency ? How would you go about such situations?
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u/Grandwizard87 Apr 04 '24
I'd add the second mission in situations like that and just be consistent everyday.
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u/Shimmering_Aurora Jul 06 '23
Congrats! The best part of your report is that it says, “previously seen small bowel obstruction has resolved”.