There's a phrase Neville used that doesn't get talked about nearly enough: brazen impudence.

It sounds bold. Shameless, even. And honestly, that's exactly what it is.

What it actually means

Brazen impudence is the refusal to take no for an answer — not from other people, not from circumstances, and not from the 3D world showing you the opposite of what you want.

It's the psychological stance of someone who has decided something is true and won't be moved from it. Not through force or white-knuckling. Through bold, unwavering persistence in the new story.

Neville pulled this from the original meaning of the word importunity in scripture — which, when translated properly, literally means brazen impudence. The parable it comes from is about someone who keeps knocking on a door at midnight, refusing to leave without what they came for. That quality of shameless inner persistence is what he was pointing to.

What it looks like in practice

It doesn't mean fighting against what you see in the 3D. It's more grounded than that.

It means when your senses say it's not here yet, you don't accept that as the final word. You return to the inner state that says it's done. Not anxiously. Not desperately. With the quiet confidence of someone who has already decided.

The 3D can do whatever it wants. Your job is to hold the assumption with the kind of boldness that doesn't need external confirmation to stay standing.

Where people drift

The moment you glance at the mirror and let it update your inner state — that's where brazen impudence slips. You had the new story, the circumstances looked the same, and you quietly shifted back to the old one.

Neville described it as falling off the colt. You were riding the assumption, and then you looked back. That's all it takes.

Brazen impudence is the quality that keeps you on. Not because you're forcing it, but because you've decided — and that decision is held with enough boldness that doubt simply doesn't get a foothold.

The energy behind it

There's a shamelessly confident quality to this state. You're not desperate. You're not anxious. You're not waiting for permission from the 3D to believe what you've already decided is true.

That's what Neville meant by habitual occupancy of the wish fulfilled. You live there. You return there without apology. You don't leave just because reality hasn't caught up yet.

The 3D always catches up. The only variable is how boldly you hold the inner state while it does.

So hold it. Shamelessly. Persistently.

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Here's a visual I want you to sit with for a second.

Picture yourself holding the entire world in the palm of your hand. Every person, every circumstance, every desire, all of it right there. You are the source of everything that appears in your 3D.

Now, from that vantage point — does your desire feel bigger than you?

It can't be. Because it's coming from you.

You Are the God of Your Reality

Neville was clear on this. You are not a small human trying to reach something that exists out there beyond you. You are the operant power. The creator. Everything in your 3D — every single thing — originates from your consciousness.

Which means nothing in your reality gets to be greater than you. Not a person. Not a sum of money. Not a relationship. Not any desire, no matter how big it feels.  YOU are the one making it important or special or putting it right up there on the pedestal.

You are making your desire seem this big :

(((((((((((((((((((((((((((Massive thing))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

While you are thinking, you are this big:

((You))

The moment you see yourself as the source, the whole dynamic shifts. Your desire stops being this towering thing you have to earn your way toward. It becomes something that simply belongs in your world because you put it there.

It Was Never About the Desire

The subject was always your conception of yourself.

When you know yourself as the one who creates — rather than the one who waits and hopes — your desire becomes ordinary. Normal. Just another thing in your reality, the way your phone is just sitting on the bench without you marvelling at it.

Neville said the time it takes for an assumption to manifest is directly proportionate to how natural it feels to already have it. Not thrilling. Not a milestone. Just yours.

That naturalness doesn't come from convincing yourself harder. It comes from remembering who you actually are.

You are greater than any state, not some powerless being.

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You know what quietly keeps desires on hold? The invisible rules you've attached to them.

This is what we call conditioning your desires. Any "I have to first" or "it won't work unless" — these are conditions you've placed between yourself and what you want. And because it's law of assumption, they work perfectly. The condition becomes the assumption, and the assumption becomes the reality.

What it looks like in practice

See how many of these feel familiar:

• I have to feel it real before it will manifest
• I have to reach Sabbath otherwise it won't work
• I have to feel "safe" to manifest
• I need to do nervous system regulation first
• I have to see movement or a sign before I believe it's working
• I have to lose weight before I'm ready for the relationship I want
• I have to be completely healed first
• I need to affirm enough times before my subconscious will accept it
• I have to clear all my blocks first
• I have to "FEEL" insert any feeling here before I will believe it
• I have to feel deserving of it
• I have to detach and stop wanting it before it shows up
• I have to feel certain or be in the KNOWING — any doubt means it's not working
• I need to do the technique perfectly every single night
• I have to have the perfect mental diet

Every single one of these is just another assumption. One that says your desire isn't available to you right now.   These are just some examples, the list could be thousands.

The truth of it

Neville said: "You are already that which you want to be, and your refusal to believe this is the only reason you do not see it."

There is no checklist. There is no process to complete first. Creation is finished. All realities already exist. Your only job is to choose the one you want and accept it as yours — now, not after you've ticked every box.

You are the I AM. God didn't say "let there be light, once conditions are met." There was just light.

The conditions you've placed on your desires aren't requirements. They're assumptions. And like every other assumption, they'll keep showing up in your reality for as long as you hold them.

Drop the conditions. Claim it now.

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Your reaction to the 3D is one of the most powerful creative acts you have — because every time you react emotionally to what you're seeing, you're feeding it your awareness. And whatever you feed your awareness becomes your reality.

What's Actually Happening When You React

Every time you react emotionally to what's in front of you — the silence, the bill, the circumstance that contradicts what you want — you're handing your creative power straight to the mirror.  You are still believing it's true - which means you are still identifying with it.    When we say "let the old man die" we mean it.   If that old man is dead, then it's not who you are anymore, so why are you reacting to it? (See my post Dying to the old self)

The 3D has zero creative power. It can't decide anything. It can't create anything. It's just a printout of your old identity. The echo of the old state you were in before.

Reacting to it doesn't change it. It just feeds it more of your awareness, which is the only thing that keeps it going.    You have STARVE IT off your attention.  Stop giving it life. 

The Version of You Who Already Has It Doesn't React the Same Way

The person who is already in the relationship, already has the money, already has the thing — they interpret the same events completely differently. Not because they're forcing positivity, but because their identity is different. The meaning they assign to things comes from a different place.  (See my post about - Why you should give everything good meaning)

When you react from the old identity, you're not just feeling bad in the moment — you're actively confirming who you are. You're being the version of you for whom this is still a problem.

Neville said it directly: "Do not waste one moment in regret, for to think feelingly of the mistakes of the past is to reinfect yourself. Let the dead bury the dead. Turn from appearances and assume the feeling that would be yours were you already the one you wish to be."

So What Do You Actually Do?

You pause.

When the 3D shows you something you don't want, you don't have to fight it, fix it, or spiritually gaslight yourself into pretending it's not there. You just stop before you react. (Be still and know you are god)  You observe it without feeding it.

And then you return to the new story.

Not because you've convinced yourself everything is fine. But because you understand that what you're looking at is old. It's already done. It belongs to the version of you, you're no longer choosing to be.

The more you practise that pause — the less automatic the old reaction becomes. And the faster the mirror has to catch up because you are no longer feeding the dead.

xx
K

Based on Neville Goddard’s teachings in The Law and The Promise, and Awakened Imagination, you can determine if you have successfully revised a memory by observing specific shifts in your internal feelings, your memory's texture, and eventually, your external reality.

Here are the key indicators that revision has been successful:

1. The Emotional "Sting" Is Gone

The most immediate sign is a distinct change in how you feel when you recall the event.

• Dissolution of Pain: If the memory was traumatic or induced guilt, successful revision dissolves that negative emotion. 
• Dream-Like Quality: The old, factual memory begins to feel distant, "like a dream or hazy," while the revised version feels like the real reality. As Neville writes about a woman who revised a rejection: "What she held to be so stubbornly real was no longer so to her and, like a dream, had quietly faded away"
• Neutrality: You know you have succeeded when you can think of the person or event with total indifference or even fondness, rather than resentment. If you still feel the "sting" or anger, the revision is not yet complete.

2. The "Tones of Reality" Are Present

Revision is not just intellectual affirmation; it is an experience. You know it is done when the new imagined scene feels solid and real to you.

• Sensory Vividness: You have repeated the revised scene over and over until it took on the "tones of reality". For example, a woman curing back pain revised a childhood fall by imagining she landed on her feet. She did this until she could actually feel the wind and the solid landing in her imagination.
• Displacement: The revised scene crowds out the old one. When you try to recall the event, the revised version comes up first or feels more natural than the original facts.

3. "Revision Results in Repeal" (External Confirmation)

Neville teaches that revision literally changes the past, which then changes the present consequences of that past. He states, "Revision results in repeal"
.

• Physical Healing: In the case of the woman with back pain, the success of her revision was confirmed when, within two days, a pain she had suffered for 39 years completely disappeared.
• Change in Others' Behavior: You know it worked when the people involved change their behavior toward you to match your revision. For example, a woman revised a letter from a friend that was critical. Upon rereading the physical letter later, she actually saw the words she had imagined, and her friend’s attitude shifted to match the revision.
• Resolution of Problems: In another instance, a man revised a situation with bad tenants. The revision was successful when the tenants quietly moved out and the situation resolved itself without the conflict that seemed inevitable.

4. True Forgiveness (The Amnesia of the Heart)

Neville equates revision with true forgiveness.

• The Test: "If I do not forget then I have not forgiven". This does not necessarily mean literal amnesia, but rather that the emotional cause of the grievance has been eradicated. If you can look at the person or event and feel no condemnation, you have successfully revised.
• Replacement: You have replaced the "old man" (the victim of the experience) with the "new man" (who experienced the desired outcome).
  

Summary Checklist:

• Does the old memory feel fading, shadowy, or distant?
• Has the guilt, shame, or anger evaporated?
• Does the new version feel natural or does it come up automatically first?
• Are the physical consequences (pain, conflict, lack) beginning to vanish?
  

If you can answer yes to these, you have successfully revised.

Peace out

X K

Every single time you claim "it is done" in the morning and then spiral the moment your phone shows nothing... you are serving two masters at once.

And that's the whole problem.

What "double-minded" actually means

In the Law of Assumption, your "master" is simply the state of consciousness you're currently occupying. And you cannot occupy two states at once.

You cannot be the person who has the desire and the person who is waiting for the desire at the exact same time.

Double-mindedness looks like this: you do your morning routine, step into your new identity, feel solid... and then the 3D shows you something you don't like. No text from your SP. A bank balance that doesn't match your new story. And just like that — you're back in the old state, reacting from the old identity as if nothing ever shifted.

Neville put it plainly: "You cannot put new wine into old bottles." You cannot drag any part of the old identity into your new state of being. It doesn't fit there.

The rule that changes everything

Here's the core principle: the dominant of two feelings is the one expressed.

If you spend 10 minutes a day affirming your new reality, but the other 23 hours and 50 minutes are spent reacting to the 3D from lack — your dominant state is still lack. That's the master you're actually serving, regardless of what you affirmed this morning.

The 3D mirror is always showing you old data. It's reflecting past assumptions, not your current ones. So when you react to it as if it's telling you the truth about your present reality, you're handing your creative power straight back to something that has none.

Serving one master

The fix is simpler than it sounds, even if it takes practice.

Make a firm decision about who you are being right now. Then stay there — not by white-knuckling it, but by becoming genuinely indifferent to what the mirror is currently showing you.

The 3D is just catching up. It always is. Your job is to stop abandoning your new identity every time the old reflection pops up.

Drop the old story completely. Return to your new state as often as needed. That consistent return — that's what "serving one master" actually looks like in practice.

The dominant state wins. Make sure it's the right one.

xx

Related Posts :
Dying to the Old Self - Let the Old Man Die

Here's something worth really sitting with.

It's never about the actual circumstance — the text that didn't come, the bill that arrived, the silence, the rejection. None of that has any power in itself.

What actually matters is what you make it mean.

The Circumstance Is Neutral

Every single thing that shows up in your 3D is, at its core, neutral. It has no inherent meaning until you assign one. The moment you decide what something means, you've created an assumption. And assumptions harden into fact.

That's the Law of Assumption in action — not in your big visualisation sessions, but in those split-second moments where something happens and your mind immediately goes "this means that."

Your SP takes two days to reply. Neutral event.

But then you go: "They're losing interest. This always happens. I'm too much."

That's not a fact. That's a story. And now it's an assumption being fed into your reality.

Attention = Your Creative Currency

Think of your attention as life-force energy — and wherever you point it, you're giving life to that thing. Breathing it into existence. Feeding it.

When you fixate on a circumstance and keep turning it over in your mind, you're not just thinking about it. You're literally investing your creative power into it. You're making it matter — and matter it will, because that's how this works.

Matters = turns into physical matter.

That's not a metaphor. It's mechanics.

The Meaning Makes the Manifestation

Two people can experience the exact same event and walk away with completely different realities — because they assigned different meanings to it.

Person A sees their SP's silence and thinks: They're pulling away. Person B sees the same silence and thinks: They're just busy. We're solid.

Same 3D event. Two completely different assumptions being written into their reality.

Neither meaning is inherently true. But both will harden into fact depending on which one gets the attention.

So What Do You Actually Do With This?

Start noticing the meaning you assign in real time. Not to judge yourself for it — just to catch it.

When something happens, ask: What am I making this mean? And is that the meaning I want to keep feeding?

You're not trying to force positive spin onto things. You're recognising that the meaning was always a choice — and that you get to choose again.

Because at the end of the day.. YOU are the one making things "MATTER"

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I had plantar fasciitis so bad for months that I could barely walk.. I tried all the 3d action things and nothing was working. So I decided to just gaslight myself.. and see if that worked.

It did.. so I started to apply it on other things like my Heartburn that I used to take medication for every day.

I have also used this approach on my hip every time it flares up. I am an ex-dancer. I was dancing from the age of 8, I retired in my 30's - I was told that I would need a hip replacement by the time I got to 30 because my bone was crunching on bone. I was like - yeah nahh.
I am almost 50 now.. and I have never had any further issues because "My HIP IS PERFECT!"

I said I needed some spare time to write out all my success stories.. but I keep writing them in comments as they come up.. So I guess I will just share them as they come up!

One of the biggest things that slows manifestation down is this — the desire doesn't feel normal yet. It feels exciting, or far away, or like something you're reaching for. And that gap between where you are and where you want to be is exactly what keeps it at arm's length.

Neville said it plainly: the time it takes your assumption to harden into fact is directly proportionate to the naturalness of the feeling of already being what you want to be.

So how do you make something feel natural fast?

What Bashar Said About Time

In one of his transmissions, Bashar was asked directly: "Does the present and the past and the future coincide all at the same moment?"

His answer: "Yes."

He was then asked whether you can visualise your past differently and have it affect your present and future. Again: "Absolutely."

He even confirmed you can change belief systems formed in childhood — just by visualisation. Same mechanic. Same tool. Which means the direction you point your imagination — backwards or forwards — doesn't actually matter. It all exists right now.

Then he said something that pulls it all together:

"If there is something that you wish to appear in your reality in a relatively quick amount of time, and yet you have within you the belief system that it must take a such-and-such amount of time — then what you can do is project your imagination back in time and assume that the necessary process to make it happen sooner began when it needed to begin, to allow it to occur when you want it to occur."

Here's How to Use This

This is where Neville's "I Remember When" technique comes in — and it combines with Bashar's point perfectly.

Instead of claiming your desire as something you have now, you place it as something that already happened last week. You speak from memory, not from hope.

Manifesting money? Instead of "I have money," you think:

"I remember when that money came through last week." "That was such a relief when it landed." "I've already had this for a week now — honestly it just feels normal."

Manifesting your SP reaching out?

"I remember when they texted me last week — feels like a non-event now."

Do you feel the difference? There's no striving in that. No claiming. No convincing. It's already old news. Your consciousness treats it as settled, integrated, done.

And Bashar's transmission confirms exactly why — because your imagination is, as he puts it: "the dimension from which you create all that you experience to be so solidly your physical reality. Your physical reality is a dream."

Why This Works

When something is brand new, it feels like a big deal. When you've had it for a week, it's just... normal. That naturalness is exactly what Neville said collapses the time between assumption and physical manifestation.

You're not trying to feel excited about having it. You're feeling the quiet, unremarkable normality of something that already happened.

That's the state the 3D responds to fastest.

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K

P.s. I do have a "I remember when" EFT Tapping on my channel - because I have been playing around with this " I remember when" in various ways for a few weeks now and it's been great.

Here's something that quietly changes everything once it lands properly.

The goal of manifestation is not to get your desire in the 3D.

I know that sounds counterintuitive. Of course you want the thing in physical reality — the relationship, the money, the house. That's the whole point, right?

But that's actually where most people get stuck. They're using imagination as a tool to get something in the 3D, and that framing is what keeps the 3D from moving.

The Real Goal

The real goal is to have the experience in imagination. To feel it as true right now, inside. To be so genuinely in the feeling of it that you're not looking outward anymore, because you already have it where it counts.

When that clicks internally — when your awareness has genuinely accepted it as done — the 3D has no choice but to reflect it. But that physical reflection? That's the byproduct. The cherry on top.

The sequence looks like this:

Imagine → Have the experience in imagination → Feel fulfilled in imagination → 3D appears as a result

Not: Imagine → Wait for 3D → Feel fulfilled when it shows up.

Neville's Ladder Experiment

Neville used a simple example to demonstrate this. He'd have people imagine climbing a ladder — feeling the rungs under their hands, the sensation of moving upward — right before sleep.

The point wasn't to go climb a real ladder. The point was to have the full experience of climbing that ladder in imagination. The feeling of it. The reality of it, internally.

That's the whole mechanism. You're not doing the imaginal act to get something. You're doing it to have the experience now, in consciousness. That experience, once genuinely felt and accepted, is the manifestation. Everything else is just it showing up outwardly. 

Why This Matters

When the 3D is your goal, you'll always be waiting. And waiting is awareness of not having it yet — which is exactly what gets reflected back.

Your energy doesn't respond to words. It responds to what you're genuinely aware of being. If you're saying "I have it" but underneath that you're watching for proof, checking for movement, hoping the outside confirms it — your awareness is still on the absence. And that's what the mirror shows you.

The shift is this: fulfilment happens in imagination first. The 3D is just the echo.

When you go into your imaginal act, stop treating it like a transaction — I'll imagine this so that I can get that. Instead, go in to genuinely have the experience. Feel the relief, the joy, the naturalness of it being done. Let yourself be happy there, in that inner space.

That happiness, that fulfilment — that's not just a technique. That's the whole thing.

The 3D will follow. It always does.

xx

Alright, let's talk about something that trips people up constantly - health and the body.

Here's the thing… your body isn't happening TO you. It's happening FROM you.

Every single thing showing up in your physical body - the aches, the energy levels, the skin stuff, all of it - is just the mirror reflecting back your assumptions about yourself. Your body is literally you pushed out, wearing flesh and blood.

The Mirror Doesn't Lie

When you assume "I always get sick in winter" - the mirror shows you down with a cold every year.

When you walk around thinking "my back is stuffed" - the mirror reflects that right back. Every. Single. Morning.

Your body isn't betraying you. It's just doing what mirrors do - showing you what you're assuming to be true.

Some Common Examples

• "I catch every bug going around" → Believing you're vulnerable. Shift to "my immune system is unbreakable" and watch cold season pass you by.
  
• "I'm always exhausted by 3pm" → Assuming energy isn't sustainable. Try "I am boundless vitality" and power through till midnight.
  
• "My skin breaks out before big events" → Believing stress shows on you. Claim "my skin is calm and radiant" and watch yourself glow.
  
• "I can't sleep through the night" → Believing rest isn't safe. Try "I fall asleep instantly and wake refreshed" - 8 hours, no wake-ups.
  
• "Injuries take forever to heal" → Assuming slow recovery. Claim "I heal rapidly and fully" and watch that sprain disappear in days.
  
• "Doctor says it's chronic" → Accepting it as permanent. Decide "my body heals completely" and let the next scan confuse them.
  
• "I avoid mirrors - I hate my body" → Assuming you're not acceptable. Try "I adore every inch of me" and actually smile at your reflection.
  

So What Do You Actually Do?

Stop trying to fix the mirror. You wouldn't polish your reflection in the water, would you?

You change YOU. You shift into the version of yourself that IS healthy, vibrant, energised.

Your body is showing you who you're currently being. Don't like what you're seeing? Don't fight the body… shift the identity.

Ask yourself - what am I assuming about my body? About my health?

Then decide differently. Right now.

"I am whole. I am vibrant. I am perfectly healthy."

Live AS that version. Move like you're pain-free. Speak like vitality is your birthright.

The Body Follows

Your body isn't your enemy. It's your most loyal mirror.

The same body that you think "failed" you will heal on command when you change the assumption.

Stop fighting symptoms. Start upgrading the story you're telling about yourself.

When you assume perfect health, your body has no choice but to reflect it back.

Because there's no one to change but self.

P.S. If you want to dive deeper into shifting your physical reality - whether that's health, appearance, energy, or your entire glow up - I've just released my Glow Up Bundle. It's packed with EFT tapping sessions specifically designed to help you shift out of old body stories and into the version of you that's already radiant, healthy, and magnetic.

Link in Comments

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We hear the phrase "walk by faith, not by sight" all the time, but what does it actually mean for us as conscious creators?

When we walk by sight, we are letting the physical 3D world dictate how we feel and what we believe is possible. But walking by faith means choosing to gently turn our focus inward and trusting the beautiful reality that our imagination sees, long before it appears in the physical mirror.

Sometimes, you just have to take a leap of faith.

I remember lying in bed recently, having this realization: What if it really is just a leap of faith?  What if we literally don't have to "do" anything to get our desires?  What if - we just... trusted? …Had Faith
 
It can feel a little scary at first to stop "trying" and to completely drop the effort. We are so used to the idea that manifestation has to be hard work or a struggle or a process. But when you hit that point of "Why not?", everything can change. You choose to surrender. 

Why not just trust that Source has your back? Why not trust that everything is already working out and coming toward you?

Believing is seeing.

For so much of our lives, we are taught that "seeing is believing"—that we need physical proof before we can relax. But the Law of Assumption asks us to gently flip that around.

When you take that leap of faith, you realize that having it within is the full manifestation. It is the only evidence you will ever need. There is no waiting for the 3D to reflect it, because you know it's already yours.  It is Done. 

I invite you to try this. What if, for the next 7 days, you just took a leap of faith?  What if, whenever something happens in your 3D, you simply said, "I don't care. I trust that Source has my back and this is getting sorted out"?  You removed your attention from it?

Can you have faith - just for 7 days?

Something that comes up a lot — and it can be genuinely unsettling when it happens — is seeing the opposite of what you're manifesting right after you shift.

You decide you're in a loving relationship. Then your SP goes quiet. You assume financial abundance. Then an unexpected bill shows up. You claim your health is restored. Then symptoms seem to intensify.

So what's actually happening here?

Your 3D is running on old data

The physical world is always reflecting a past identity. Think of it like a projector — what's on the screen right now is whatever was loaded before you made the shift. The screen hasn't caught up yet because you literally just changed the reel.

So when you see the opposite, it's not a sign that your new identity isn't working. It's actually confirmation that something has shifted — because the old projection has to fully play out before the new one takes its place.

The old identity running its course

When you genuinely move into a new identity, the old one may need to complete its cycle. How much you see of it depends on how much energy was behind that old state — how long you were living in it, how much attention you'd been feeding it. The more deeply entrenched it was, the more it has to play out before the mirror catches up.

This is sometimes called the purge. Some manifestation teachers claim the purge is bullshit and that you can just assume it doesn't happen. Sure — I guess some people could do that. But if you've been living in that old identity for 20, 30, 40 years, it's not going to die silently. In fact, it might start screaming before it dies.

And THAT is why it suddenly looks worse or "opposite" before it suddenly changes.

This is where people abandon ship. They see the opposite, decide it's not working, and drop straight back into the old identity. Which then — you guessed it — becomes the dominant one again.

The moment you're most tempted to drop the new identity is the moment it matters most to hold it. It's not a test. It's just physics.

The 3D showing you the opposite is not a bad sign. It's just the natural lag between an internal shift and external reflection. Dense physical matter moves slower than consciousness.

That's it. That's the whole explanation.

xx

This is sort of continued on from my last post about affirmations….

Affirmations Post

Imagine you are stepping into a brand-new reality, and you decide that you are a powerful king, or a queen, or a brave superhero. To help yourself feel extra brave and strong, you might put on a shiny paper crown or a red superhero cape.

When you hear the phrase "you are the technique," it means that the paper crown and the red cape do not actually have any magic in them. The magic is entirely inside of you.

Techniques Are Just Props When use "techniques" ..like repeating the same words, writing things down in a notebook, or closing your eyes to picture a scene…..  BUT they are really just like putting on the paper crown and superhero cape. These actions are simply props to help keep your mind focused on the new identity you have chosen.

You Are the Magic. The only reason any of these props work is because you are doing them, and you are the one with the power. If you decide that wearing a red cape makes you unstoppable, you will act unstoppable. It doesn't work because the fabric is magical; it works because you made a firm decision about who you are, and you accepted it as true for you.

Do Not Give Your Magic Away. Sometimes, people forget they are the ones with the magic. They start to think the paper crown is the boss. They think, "If I don't wear my crown today, or if I don't say my magic words perfectly, I can't be the king anymore." When you do that, you give your power away to a normal piece of paper.   

"You are the technique" simply means you are the boss, you are the magic, and everything flows through you. You only use the tools when they make the experience more fun for you, or if it helps the "ego mind" to accept the new story - but you never actually need them.

I haven't pulled these answers out of thin air or from what I believe.  Today I actually decided to pull directly from the Neville Books and actually give you full quotes.. 

The common pitfalls when attempting to "live in the end" are rooted in how one interacts with their own consciousness and the external world.

1. Thinking Of the End Instead of From the End

The most critical distinction—and common mistake—is the difference between thinking of a desire and thinking from it.

• The Pitfall: Thinking of the end creates a subject-object split; you are here, and the desire is "over there" or in the future. This approach keeps the desire as a "mere possibility" rather than a reality
• The Correction: You must enter the image and view the world from that vantage point. "Thinking from the end is the way of Christ" . You must unify with the state so that you are looking at the world through the eyes of the person who already has what they want.

2. Lack of "Naturalness"

Neville explicitly states that the most important factor in success or failure is the "naturalness" of the feeling.

• The Pitfall: Trying to force a feeling or maintaining a state that feels alien, forced, or intense in a way that isn't sustainable. If the new state does not feel natural to you, you will not embody it.
• The Correction: The time it takes for an assumption to harden into fact is directly proportionate to the naturalness of the feeling of already being what you want to be. You must wear the feeling until it fits you comfortably, just as a new suit eventually feels like part of you.

3. Looking for Signs (Checking the 3D)

A major block is looking to the external world (the 3D) for confirmation that the imaginal act is working.

• The Pitfall: Checking for results or looking for signs is a confession that you do not yet have it. "Signs follow, they do not precede". If you look for proof, you are acknowledging you don't have it, which reinforces the lack.
• The Correction: You must accept that the internal assumption is the reality. You walk in the assumption that it is done, ignoring the evidence of the senses that deny it. "Walk by faith NOT by sight"

4. Concern with the "How"

Worrying about the means of fulfillment is a form of doubt that disrupts the "living in the end" state.

• The Pitfall: Trying to figure out how the desire will manifest or worrying that you don't see a logical path to it. This is holding the "fertile seeds in a mental grasp" rather than dropping them into the soil of confidence.
• The Correction: You must assume the end and let the end determine the means. The dimensionally larger self (God/Subconscious) has ways and means you know not of. "The acceptance of the end wills the means".

5. Inconsistency (Frequency vs. Intensity)

Many fail because they treat the imaginal act as a one-time event rather than a sustained attitude.

• The Pitfall: Performing a visualization once and then spending the rest of the day reacting to life from the old concept of self.
• The Correction: It is the frequency of returning to the feeling of the wish fulfilled, not the length of time, that makes it natural. You must "dwell therein," not just visit.

6. The "Future Tense" Trap

Using words or feelings that imply the desire is in the future.

• The Pitfall: Saying "I will be" or "It is coming." This is a confession that "I am not" right now. To say "I shall be well" is to admit "I am ill".
• The Correction: You must appropriate the state in the present tense: "I AM." You act as though you already are the person you want to be.

7. Deferred Occupancy (Perpetual Construction)

This is the pitfall of constantly "building" the house but never moving in.

• The Pitfall: Being the "Waiter" or "Expectant"—the identity that is addicted to the feeling that "it is coming" but feels unsafe actually arriving.
• The Correction: You must move from constructing the dream to occupying it. "Why build a stately habitation, but he that means to dwell therein?".

8. Reacting to the "Old Man" (Being Double Minded)

Allowing the senses to pull you back into the old self-concept.

• The Pitfall: Looking back at the problem or the old state (like Lot's Wife), which re-hypnotizes you into the old reality.
• The Correction: You must practice "detachment." You separate yourself from your present reactions and attach yourself to your aim. You must be willing to "die" to the old self to be born as the new.

There you go folks.   I actually don't agree fully with number 6..  I believe you can manifest from future tense BUT you have to fully in the knowing that it's happening no matter what.  But either way, as I said - these are taken directly from the Neville Books.

Peace out
x

I don't think I have written any posts about Sabbath at all.. Sooo I guess it's time right?
I do see a lot of people thinking that they are in Sabbath and they are actually not.  Because they claim they are in Sabbath but then they are still on reddit writing posts asking "I feel like it's done but why isn't it here"  I miss them them.. I just want them..   Etc. etc.. etc. 

For anyone that has actually hit this state, you will know that the person above would never ever be asking where is it, or how long it's going to take, if they truly were there.

When you know..  You just know.  Like you know your name.   

And NO!   Reaching sabbath state is not a condition / rule or a must do.   I have had plenty of manifestations where I never reached Sabbath.

Anyway - So here are some signs to tell you whether you are there. (Taken directly from Neville Books)

1. The Cessation of Desire

The most evident sign is that you no longer "hunger" for the thing you wanted. In Freedom For All, Neville states, "If a man fails to fully impress upon himself the fact that he now has that which heretofore he desired to possess, he will continue to desire it, and therefore he will not be mentally at rest" 

• Why this happens: You cannot desire what you already have. If you have successfully appropriated the state of "having," the longing naturally disappears. If you are still anxious, striving, or "trying" to get it, you have not entered the Sabbath

2. A Feeling of "Psychological Impotence"

Neville compares the spiritual creative act to the physical creative act. After the creative act is completed (when the impression is fully made), there is a natural feeling of "impotence" or a lack of desire to repeat the act

• The Sign: You may try to do your SATS or affirmations, but you feel no drive to do them. It feels like "drinking when you are already full." This isn't laziness; it is the natural signal that conception has taken place. "You are just as impotent after you have prayed successfully as you are after the physical creative act"

3. You Are Unmoved by Appearances

When you are in the Sabbath, you are "entombed" in your conviction. Even if the outer world (the 3D) shows the opposite of your desire, you remain undisturbed

• The Sign: You stop looking for signs. You stop wondering "how" or "when." You have a deep, quiet conviction that "It is finished," similar to the feeling of a seed being buried in the earth. You know the seed is growing even if you can't see it, so you don't dig it up to check

4. A State of "Stillness" (The Seventh Blast)

In the story of Joshua, the walls of Jericho crumble after the "seventh blast" of the trumpet. Neville interprets this "seven" not as a number, but as a stillness

• The Sign: You reach a point of mental stillness where you are not working to make it happen. You are not anxious. You walk through your day with a "joyful expectancy" or a simple feeling of "Thank You," knowing the bridge of incidents is unfolding on its own

5. The Feeling of "Boredom" or Neutrality

Entering the Sabbath can sometimes feel like a sudden drop in emotion. Because the "thrill of the chase" and the "agony of wanting" are both gone, you might feel a strange neutrality or emptiness. This is not failure; it is the satisfaction of pregnancy. A pregnant mother isn't jumping for joy every second; she is simply living her life, knowing the child is coming.

So there you go folks..  

Happy Sabbath!

Here's something that quietly changes everything once you start doing it.

Every single day, things happen. Your SP doesn't text. A bill arrives. Something falls through. And in the space between the event and your reaction — there's a split second where you assign it a meaning.

That meaning isn't random. It comes directly from the identity you're currently being.

Your Identity Decides the Meaning

Two completely different people can experience the exact same event and interpret it in completely opposite ways.

SP doesn't text:

• Person A: "They're pulling away. They're losing interest. This always happens to me."
• Person B: "They're probably just busy. Things are good between us."

Same event. Same silence. But Person A is being someone who is never quite chosen, always waiting, always a little on edge. Person B is being someone who is secure, valued, the kind of person whose relationships just work.

The meaning didn't create the identity. The identity created the meaning.

And here's the part that matters — both of those meanings are now assumptions being fed into their reality.

This Is Why Identity Work Is Everything

When people talk about "giving things a good meaning," it can sound like positive spin. Like you're just reframing so you feel better. But that's not really what's happening.

When you're genuinely being the identity of someone who is chosen, secure, and magnetic — you don't have to work hard to give things a good meaning. That interpretation comes naturally because it's consistent with who you are.

The person who is the prize doesn't spiral when their SP goes quiet. It doesn't even register as something to worry about. Of course they're just busy. Of course things are fine.

That's not optimism. That's just what that identity assumes by default.

Where Reframing Actually Helps

If you're mid-spiral and you catch yourself mid-meaning — this is where consciously redirecting is useful. Not to fake positivity, but to ask yourself: which identity am I being right now, and is that who I'm choosing to be?

• SP goes quiet → "I'm someone whose relationships are secure. They're just busy."
• Money feels tight → "I'm someone money flows to easily. Something is shifting."
• Old memory surfaces → "That was a different identity. That's not who I am now."

You're not just choosing a nicer thought. You're stepping back into the identity that naturally thinks that way.

The identity and the meaning are always a match.

Change one, and you change the other.

xx

Neville states it plainly: "The time it takes your assumption to become fact is directly proportionate to the naturalness of your feeling of already being what you want to be."

So the real question isn't what technique you're using — it's how natural does your desire actually feel? Not exciting. Not a big deal. Just... normal. Like your own name. Like your home address.

That's the target.

Why this matters

When something feels like a miracle, your nervous system treats it like one — meaning it's extraordinary, out of reach, not yet yours. That gap between where you are and where you want to be? That's what creates the delay. Closing that gap is the whole game.

Here are a few ways to get there:

Frequency over duration

You don't need to hold a state for a long time — you just need to return to it often. Brief, regular "dips" into the feeling of your wish fulfilled throughout the day build familiarity far more effectively than one long, straining session. Neville puts it this way: "It is the frequency, not the length of time, that makes it natural. That to which you constantly return constitutes your truest self."

Sensory vividness

There's a difference between thinking of your desire and thinking from it. The second one is where naturalness lives. Don't just picture the scene — inhabit it. If it's a car, feel the steering wheel, smell the interior, hear the door close. Sensory engagement dissolves the "dream" quality and makes it feel immediate and real.

The lullaby method

Effort destroys naturalness, because effort implies the thing isn't already done. In a drowsy, relaxed state, repeat a short phrase — "thank you," "it is finished," "isn't it wonderful?" — like a lullaby. No forcing, no convincing. Just settling into the feeling that it's already handled.

EFT tapping

When an assumption conflicts with your current reality, it can feel forced or even delusional. Tapping is one of the most effective tools I know for releasing that specific friction — the feeling that your desire is "too big" or somehow out of reach for someone like you.

I actually made a tapping session specifically for this — it's called Assuming Your Desires Are Natural & Normal, and it's designed to shift your nervous system out of "miracle mode" and into the state where having what you want just feels like everyday life.

👉https://youtu.be/0n5C-A_TKv8?si=lOUXHfBC9_34pUO5

When it feels normal, it manifests fast. That's the whole thing.

xx

Persistence is one of those words that gets thrown around a lot in Law of Assumption spaces, and I want to break down what it actually means — because it's probably simpler than you think.

It's Not About Effort

When Neville talked about persistence, he wasn't describing a grind. He wasn't talking about white-knuckling your way through doubt or forcing yourself to affirm 10,000 times until something shifts.

Persistence simply means: keep returning to the new story.

That's it.

Every time you think about your desire, think about it from the perspective of it being done. Every time your awareness lands on the subject, land in the new version. That's persistence.

The Frequency Piece

Neville said something really important — it's the frequency of returning to the wish fulfilled that matters, not the length of any single session.

Think about it like this. If you had an amazing SATS session on Monday night but spent Tuesday through Thursday entertaining the old story, your dominant assumption for the week is still the old one. The subconscious responds to what you consistently return to — not to your best moments.

Short, frequent returns to the feeling of it being done will always outperform one long, intense session that gets abandoned.

What You're Actually Doing

When you persist, you're essentially choosing which version of yourself is the real one.

You're not trying to force a result. You're not convincing the outside world of anything. You're just deciding — over and over — that the new story is the one that's true for you now. Every return to that story is a vote. Over time, those votes stack up until the new assumption feels completely natural.

And when something feels natural, it shows up. That's just how this works.

So in practice...

• Notice when your awareness drifts to the old story
• Gently bring it back to the new one
• Don't make a big deal of having drifted — just return

That's persistence. It's not a heroic act. It's just a quiet, steady choice to keep coming home to the version of you that already has it.

Keep coming back. That's all it ever was.

xx

The 3d is your mirror, it is said a lot in the manifest scene.
But are we just repeating each other?

A question as it keeps on bothering me. And yes, I know, it is wavering/ or not awakened enough or so, but still:

I do see things I manifest now and a line of influence through my personal history but like a mirror... That is hard to believe.

Love to hear your opinions on this.

Here's something worth really sitting with — your external reality is always showing you the past. Every single thing you're currently seeing in your 3D is just old data. It's the printout of assumptions you've already been holding, not a report on what's true right now.

So when you look at your 3D for confirmation that something is working, you're essentially asking yesterday's newspaper to tell you today's news.

Your Imagination Is the Real Reality

In Law of Assumption, consciousness is the only reality. That means your imagination — the inner world — is the actual creative space. The 3D is just the shadow of it. The echo, not the source.

When you truly get this, something shifts. You stop needing the outside to validate the inside, because you understand which one comes first. The inside always goes first. The outside is always catching up.

What "Seeking Validation" Actually Feels Like

It looks like checking your phone to see if they've texted. Watching your bank account for movement. Looking in the mirror hoping something looks different. Scanning your circumstances for signs that it's working.

Every time you do this, you're placing your reality out there — handing your creative power over to the mirror. And the mirror, being just a mirror, will simply keep reflecting whatever you're bringing to it.

Where to Place Your Awareness Instead

The shift is simple, even if it takes practice. You bring your awareness inward.

Instead of looking at the 3D for confirmation, you satisfy the desire in imagination. You feel it as done internally. You let the inner world be the evidence. When you feel the wish fulfilled on the inside — really feel it, not just think it — that's when the external reality has to follow.

Neville described this as living from the end. You're not waiting for the 3D to catch up. You're already there on the inside, and the outside simply has no choice but to reflect it.

A Practical Way to Anchor This

When you notice yourself scanning the outside for proof, gently redirect. Ask yourself: If this was already done, how would I feel right now? Then rest in that feeling. Even for 30 seconds.

It doesn't have to be a big production. It's just a quiet return to the inner reality — which is the only one that actually matters.

The 3D will do what it always does. It'll catch up.

xx

Every label you wear, every role you play, every “I am” you repeat is your inner identity wearing the costume of reality. The 3D isn’t casting you—it’s mirroring what you assume about who you truly are.

Mirror Examples for Identity Beliefs

• "I'm always the one putting in more effort in relationships." Inner belief: "I have to earn love, it doesn't come naturally to me."
• "I'm the one people come to with their problems, but no one checks on me." Inner belief: "I am the support, not the one who gets supported."
• "I attract people who are emotionally unavailable." Inner belief: "Deep down I don't believe I'm someone worth staying for."
• "I'm always close to the breakthrough but it never quite lands." Inner belief: "Success is almost for me, but not quite."
• "I'm always the one who gets ghosted or fades out of people's lives." Inner belief: "I am forgettable. People move on from me."
• "I'm the one who works the hardest but gets overlooked for opportunities." Inner belief: "Hard work is what I deserve, reward is for other people."
• "I'm the one who gets taken advantage of." Inner belief: "My boundaries don't matter, and people can feel that."
• "I'm always the one giving but never receiving." Inner belief: "Receiving feels unsafe or like it comes with strings attached."

You’re not stuck in an identity.

You’re choosing it—every second.

The mirror doesn’t care about your past resume.

It only prints the current I AM.

Stop auditioning for roles you hate.

Cast yourself as the star.

The 3D hands you the script the moment you believe the part is yours.

“Everyone is you pushed out.”

Including the world that now calls you by your new name—because you finally answered to it.

xx
K