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KILL YOUR HEROES

This post is directly inspired by @n1k0laa5 and a situation which happened last year: a big, trusted blogger was found to be faking (some) success stories to seem more credible? Their motivations were never made clear - as far as I’m aware - as they never responded to the claims. On top of that, another creator was exposed for pretending to be a different account to share a success story.

I’m sure you guys know about these already, and I won’t linger on the names or details since they don’t matter. It could be your favourite blog, your least favourite, a mutual, none of that matters. I’m just reminding you to kill your heroes. 

Anyone who’s reached the “goal” - their dream life, the void, a “major” manifestation - are often defied (or villianised) by the community. Their words are scrutinised by those who doubt themselves, or they are heralded as one of the “greats”, always ready to answer the prayers asks in their inbox. They stop being “real” and more of an idea; the concept of success. 

I’ve often seen this entitlement (for lack of a better word) surrounding those who choose to help others. Repetitive asks with questions that can be answered with either “look on my blog” or “only you can figure out what works for you”. If you’ve shifted, you better have a step-by-step manual on how you did it, or else you’ll never go a day without the dreaded “what method did you use?”

I’m being pretty melodramatic here, this isn’t some plague that’s going to ruin the community. No, what I’m more interested in is the doubt. Many people take a blogger having lied to be a personal betrayal, and while I can understand feelings of hurt and confusion, is that really all it takes to shatter your belief? Suddenly you need reassurance. One person fibs then you wonder if anything they spoke about (not just the lies!) is even real. No matter if every other blogger is saying the same advice, this one singular individual shattered your faith in… well, insert what’s applicable here. 

Doubt is normal, human, but why are you basing your entire belief system on someone who just happens to have a blog aesthetic that you vibe with..? I mean it, sit down and ask yourself what makes you believe in manifestation, shifting, the void, whatever. If your answer is anywhere near “user8597274648 said I should” then maybe it’s time to go back to the drawing board. You wouldn’t stick your head out the window if a stranger says the sky is purple, so I really don’t think you should base your belief on some of the most personal things one can do on another, colour-coordinated stranger. To quote from @n1k0laa5: “no one says “gravity isn’t real” because a physicist lied, we say, “that person lied”” We can acknowledge someone lied without diminishing the very real practices that plenty of others have done successfully. What this boils down to is you not using bloggers as your source of truth.

At the end of the day, that’s what we are, bloggers: anybody worth their salt will tell you that. We can be wrong, misunderstood, or straight up liars. Just never let another person hold so much power over you that they can single-handedly cause doubts (that, let’s be honest, were probably there from the start). Get your hits of dopamine, but don’t create a deity.

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-even + white teeth -102% on my math test -my car not making a weird rattling noise (instantly!) -getting free hot topic points (instantly!) -my phone actually working again x2 (instantly both times!) -a 30k per year scholarship for one of the schools I applied to

new iphone

multiple vacations

4 sp’s

sp comeback

third parties away (3)

always receiving money when i want it

2 headphones i wanted

magic keyboard

airpods pro

skills

ipad pro

gaining weight when i wanted to

losing weight when i wanted to as well

going from 5ft2 to 5ft4

sp (non romantic) who blocked me coming back

downfall of people that did me wrong

getting into my dream college

revised certain grades

passing classes

getting stuff for free on multiple occasions

pretty privilege

darker hair

apple pencil

new friends & friends i had lost contact with to find me

posts going viral / gaining followers easily on my other accounts

I get this question all the time:

“If manifestation is instant… if I’m the God of my reality… then why can’t I just affirm once and get it right there?”

Here’s the truth: you can. Manifestation is instant. You can say something once and have it materialize. But, and this is the part most people ignore — we’ve all been conditioned since childhood to believe the opposite. And those old beliefs don’t disappear just because you say a new sentence once.

Think about it:

• with money, many of us grew up hearing “money is hard to make.”

• with studies, we decided “math is hard,” “science is hard,” “this subject is impossible for me.”

• with weight, you may believe “losing weight is hard,” “gaining weight is hard,” “my body is stubborn.”

• with appearance, you might think “changing this takes time,” or “this is too difficult for me.”

None of these are facts.

They are just old identities you kept agreeing with. And when you affirm your desire once, that old identity often pops up and argues back, that’s the only reason you don’t see instant results.

You’re not waiting for the manifestation. You’re waiting for your mind to stop playing the old story.

But here’s the solution:

don’t fight the resistance, don’t try to remove blocks, don’t dig into your past. Just build a new assumption through repetition: “I manifest instantly.”

Say it again and again until it feels normal.

And most importantly: don’t go back to the old self by checking the 3D. If you already had your desire, you wouldn’t check. You wouldn’t ask “where is it?” You wouldn’t look for evidence.

You’d relax. You’d move like it’s done. Because it is.

Some people like to treat manifestation as a process, that’s fine. If believing it’s instant works for you, do that. If steps and methods help you, do that.

You’re the operant power, whatever you accept becomes true for you.

But don’t forget:

manifestation can be instant.

You’re only ever dealing with your own assumptions.

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Assumption is basically something that you assume as true without believing it and after you persist in it, it materialises. I don't know who the hell is telling you subconsciousness " believes " well no...you just repeat and repeat in your head, it's accepted and then it becomes true. You should remember nothing is illogical or unrealistic.

when you're persisting, you're not even being delusional and anyone saying otherwise is dumb as hell...sybau? You're saying I'm applying a proven law and its not law of delusional...it gives you an obvious and complete answer and reason to already live as if you have your desire / desired life / saturate.

reason 👇

Reality until now has been a mirror of inner assumptions moving your life like a thread and every single thing is an assumption. Movement is instant and no one has control over you. How exactly are you delusional if your world is a mirror of your assumptions and your concept of self.

" I'm unworthy " okay, reality is showing you proof of it.

" I'm broke " yea and I see it in your life because you already decided it.

ꫂৎ Sweet, simple affirmations.

Rewire your subconsciousness by planting affirmations that 100x work in your favour. Truly when you start feeding your mind these words, the world has no choice but to reflect your mental dialogue.

“I am who I desire to be already.”

“Everything works out for me no matter what.”

“Maybe it’s easier than I think.”

“Maybe change is not as scary and difficult as I think it is.”

“I am safe, my troubled thoughts do not have power.”

“Everything I lose creates space for something better.”

“I have faith in myself, I am already doing enough.”

“My imagination is my portal of opportunities.”

"I am already in my desired reality, I can become aware of it whenever I want."

“I am not racing against anyone or anything, I do not need to rush.”

Think abt it like this: you've been thinking since before you learned your first language. Thoughts aren't words, words are just one way that we communicate our thoughts with other people. So, if you already know the intention you have behind an affirmation, the ONLY REASON IT WOULDN'T WORK is if you believed it wouldn't!!

Personally, I affirmed "Any affirmation I use works exactly the way I want it to" for a while to change that limiting belief if that helps you 🫶🏼🫶🏼 BUT YOU DON'T HAVE TO AFFIRM, YOU CAN JUST BELIEVE IT PLS MANIFESTING IS SO EASY