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Neville said that manifestation is not about forcing the outer world. It is about occupying a state so consistently that it becomes your natural identity.

Most people try to do this through effort. They repeat affirmations consciously, but their deeper mind still identifies with the old version of themselves. This creates internal conflict. One part of the mind is affirming change, while the other part is maintaining the old state.

My affirmation tapes are designed to resolve that conflict at its root.

Everything begins with a custom subliminal layer built specifically for you. This is not generic. It is written based on your personal patterns, your current state, and the identity you are stabilizing. The affirmations include both first-person and third-person forms, along with your name, so your subconscious mind begins associating the new identity directly with you.

This matters because the subconscious does not respond to logic. It responds to repetition and familiarity. When it repeatedly hears identity-based statements connected to you, it begins accepting them as your natural state.

Once the custom subliminal foundation is built, I layer it with morphic field audio and booster subliminals that I have made. These layers are designed to reduce resistance, increase receptivity, and stabilize neural acceptance of the new identity.

From a scientific perspective, this works through neuroplasticity. Your brain constantly rewires itself based on repeated input. The Reticular Activating System, which filters your perception, begins prioritizing information that aligns with your dominant identity. When the subconscious accepts a new identity, your perception, reactions, and expectations automatically reorganize to reflect it.

This is the mechanism Neville referred to when he said, “Assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled and continue in it.”

The final layer includes affirmations recorded in my voice. These affirmations reinforce the same identity across conscious and subconscious levels. Hearing affirmations externally allows your mind to receive the new state without relying on effort or internal repetition.

This layered structure creates consistency.

Instead of briefly entering a state and leaving it, your nervous system is continuously exposed to the new identity. Over time, the subconscious stops treating it as unfamiliar and begins recognizing it as normal.

When a state becomes normal, it stabilizes.

And when a state stabilizes, reality reflects it.

You are not forcing change. You are allowing your subconscious mind to accept a new version of you so completely that the external world aligns with it naturally.

This is why repetition has always been the foundation of identity.

My tapes simply apply that principle deliberately and precisely, so the version of you who already has what you desire becomes the version your mind recognizes as real.

this is the question that actually matters and almost nobody asks it.

because a lot of people in this community have a whole practice. they affirm in the morning, they do SATS at night, they listen to subliminals while they study, they journal their assumptions, they read success stories to keep their belief up. and within all of that structure they feel good. they feel like they're doing the work.

but then they put the phone down. they stop the subliminal. they finish the journaling session. and they just exist for a moment.

and who are they in that moment?

because that version of you, the one that's just living, not affirming, not trying, just going about their day, that's the one that's actually doing most of the manifesting. that's the version your subconscious is taking notes on. not the ten minutes you spent affirming before bed. the other twenty three hours and fifty minutes.

so if you spend ten minutes affirming "i am that girl, everything works out for me, i am magnetic and loved" and then spend the rest of the day feeling quietly behind in life, feeling like things are hard, feeling like you're still waiting for something to change... your subconscious is not confused about which one is true.

it knows.

it always knows.

affirmations are not the work. they're a tool to remind you of the assumption you're supposed to be holding consistently. but if the assumption isn't actually there underneath everything, if it's just something you perform during your practice and then drop the moment life happens, then nothing is really shifting.

the goal was never to be good at affirming. the goal was to actually become someone who thinks differently by default.

so the real check in is not "did i affirm today." it's who were you today when you weren't thinking about any of this. what did you assume when something went wrong. what did you think when you looked in the mirror without trying. how did you feel about your life in the quiet moments when nobody was watching and you weren't performing belief for anyone.

that's your actual assumption.

let's just address this directly because i see it come up constantly and i think a lot of people need to hear this.

your SP is not harder to manifest. you just have more opinions about them.

that's the whole reason. that's it.

when someone manifests a parking spot or a text from a friend or some unexpected money, they do it relatively easily because they don't have a whole emotional history attached to it. they just assume it and move on because they're not that invested in the parking spot rejecting them.

but with an SP everything is loaded. you have memories with this person. you know their patterns. you've seen the way they act, you know who they're talking to, you've analyzed their body language and their instagram activity and what they meant by that one thing they said three weeks ago.

and all of that creates this mountain of evidence that your brain keeps using to argue against your assumption.

so every time you try to affirm "my SP loves me and chooses me" your mind immediately pulls up the receipts. the last conversation that didn't go well. the way they've been distant. the other person they might be talking to. and suddenly your assumption has to fight through all of that just to exist for five minutes before doubt takes over again.

that's why it feels harder. not because the law works differently for people. not because love is more complicated to manifest than money or a job or a physical change. but because you have an emotional investment in this specific desire that makes it almost impossible to stay detached from the 3D.

and detachment is exactly what makes manifestation easy.

when you don't care that much about whether the parking spot shows up, you're naturally in the state of someone who just expects it. but with your SP you care deeply, which means you're constantly checking for movement, constantly interpreting their behavior, constantly looking for proof that it's working or not working.

and that cycle is what's actually slowing everything down.

so the real work with an SP is not finding a special technique that works for people. it's getting to a place where you're genuinely okay within yourself regardless of what the 3D is showing you. not because you've given up. but because you're secure enough in your assumption that their current behavior just doesn't move you anymore.

that security is what shifts things faster than any method ever could.

okay so persistence is probably the most talked about concept in this community and also the most misunderstood one. because when people hear "you have to persist" they immediately picture this exhausting long term commitment where they have to white knuckle their way through doubt and circumstances and just keep affirming forever until something finally gives.

and that version of persistence is genuinely unsustainable. which is why so many people burn out.

but that's not what persistence actually is.

persistence is not forcing yourself to believe something you don't believe. it's not gritting your teeth through doubt and repeating affirmations like a mantra you're not sold on. that's not persistence, that's resistance. and it feels terrible because you're constantly fighting yourself.

real persistence is just not going back.

it's making a decision about what's true for you and then refusing to let circumstances talk you out of it. not in an aggressive way. just in a quiet, settled, i already know how this ends kind of way.

the people who manifest quickly are not the ones who never have a doubtful thought. they're the ones who have the doubtful thought and just don't feed it. they let it pass through without making it mean anything. and then they come back to what they decided was true.

that's it. that's the whole thing.

because here's what actually happens when you persist properly. your subconscious starts to get familiar with the new assumption. and familiarity is everything to the subconscious. it doesn't respond to intensity or desperation. it responds to what feels normal and consistent and expected.

so the longer you hold an assumption without backing down from it, the more your subconscious starts treating it as just the way things are. and once your subconscious accepts something as just the way things are, the 3D has no choice but to catch up.

that's the mechanism. that's why persistence works.

so stop thinking of it as this heavy ongoing battle. think of it as just a decision you made and keep making every time something tries to pull you back to the old story.

you decided. and you're not undeciding.

okay so most people in this community know what limiting beliefs are on the surface. you've read about them, you know you're not supposed to have them, you've probably tried to affirm over them a hundred times.

but i want to talk about the ones that are actually doing damage. the ones you don't even clock as limiting beliefs because they just feel like common sense.

because those are the dangerous ones.

like "manifestation takes time." how many of you have said that or thought that or nodded along when someone else said it. and it sounds reasonable right. it sounds like you're just being patient and grounded. but the moment you accepted that as true your subconscious locked it in. and now every single time you try to manifest something your mind is already running on a timeline you created with that one belief. so things take time. not because they have to. because you decided they do.

or "the void is hard." same thing. that's not a fact, that's a conclusion you reached at some point, probably after a few attempts didn't go the way you wanted. and then you carried that conclusion into every attempt after that and wondered why it kept being hard.

or the big one. "my situation is different." your sp has a girlfriend. your finances are too far gone. your health situation is complicated. your family dynamic is too deep rooted. so you half apply the law to everything in your life except that one thing because that one thing feels too real to just assume away.

but here's what i need you to actually sit with. your subconscious does not know the difference between a complicated situation and a simple one. it doesn't look at your circumstances and go "oh yeah that one's gonna be harder." it just reflects whatever assumption you're holding. that's literally its only job.

the reason certain things feel harder to manifest is not because they are. it's because you believe they are. and that belief is the only thing making it true.

and i know that's frustrating to hear because your circumstances feel very real and very specific and very heavy. i'm not dismissing that. but feelings are not facts. and current circumstances are not permanent. they're just the last assumption you held long enough to see in the 3D.

so the actual work, the stuff that changes everything, is not finding a better method or a stronger affirmation. it's catching yourself in the moments where you state something as a fact when it's actually just a story you've been telling yourself for so long it stopped feeling like a story.

you decided those things were true.

which means you have the ability to decide something else.

and before you assume it's because you're doing something wrong, hear me out.

the most common reason people don't see results isn't because the law isn't working. it's because they're in this exhausting cycle of assuming, doubting, reassuming, doubting again, and then blaming the method when nothing shows up.

like think about it. you affirm for three days and you feel good. then something happens in the 3D that contradicts what you want and suddenly all that work feels pointless. so you spiral a little. you go back on tumblr looking for reassurance. you read success stories trying to borrow someone else's belief because yours just ran out.

and then you start over.

and every time you start over you're basically telling your subconscious that the last assumption didn't count. so it doesn't.

manifestation isn't slow because reality takes long to catch up. it's slow because most people never actually hold one assumption long enough for it to stabilize. they keep interrupting it.

think of it like planting something. you put the seed in the ground and then every two days you dig it up to check if it's growing yet. and then you wonder why nothing ever grows.

your desire isn't late. your assumption just keeps getting interrupted.

the moment you genuinely plant it and leave it alone is usually the moment things start moving faster than you expected.

okay i need to talk about SATS because i feel like it's either completely overlooked or so overcomplicated that people give up on it before they even try it properly.

SATS stands for state akin to sleep. that's it. it's just the drowsy state right before you fully fall asleep where your mind is relaxed enough that your subconscious is basically wide open. Neville used this specific window because in that state your critical mind is basically off. the part of you that hears "i have my dream job" and immediately goes "no you don't" is too tired to argue back.

so whatever you feed your mind in that state goes in without resistance.

and that's the whole point.

here's what actually happens when you do it right. you lay down at night, you get comfortable, you let yourself get genuinely drowsy, not wide awake trying to focus, actually drowsy. and then you play a small scene in your mind. something short, something that implies your desire is already done. not a long movie, just a moment. your friend congratulating you. opening your front door to your dream apartment. looking in the mirror and seeing exactly what you want to see.

you loop that scene. same scene over and over, feeling it as real as you can, until you drift off.

that's it.

but here's where people go wrong. they turn it into a performance. they try too hard to visualize perfectly. they stress about whether they're feeling it correctly. they stay wide awake running through the scene with so much pressure that they completely miss the whole point of the technique which is relaxation and receptivity.

your subconscious doesn't need a perfect HD visualization. it needs repetition and feeling in a relaxed state. that's the whole mechanism.

and the reason this works so well is because you spend the entire night in that assumed state. you fall asleep in it. your last conscious thought is your wish fulfilled. and your subconscious just marinates in that assumption for hours while you sleep.

Neville said to sleep as though your desire was already real. not to try and manifest before you sleep. to actually close your eyes already being the person who has it.

that shift in how you approach it changes everything.

so tonight instead of trying to make something happen, just let yourself get sleepy, pick one small scene that implies it's done, and loop it until you're out.

and it has nothing to do with how long they've been practicing.

because i know people who learned about the void last week and entered it their first try. and i know people who have been trying for months and still haven't gotten there. and the difference between them is not the method they used or how long they laid there or what subliminals they listened to beforehand.

it's the assumption they carried into it.

the person who enters instantly doesn't sit down thinking "i hope this works tonight." they sit down thinking "okay let's go." there's no weight behind it. no history of failed attempts following them into the session. no checklist they're running through to make sure they're doing it right.

they just expect it to happen because they never decided it was hard.

and that sounds frustrating if you've been trying for a while because you can't just unhear all the times it didn't work. that history feels real and it shows up every time you try again.

but here's the thing. every attempt is a new event. the void doesn't have a record of your past sessions. only you do.

the moment you actually stop dragging your previous attempts into new ones is the moment it stops feeling impossible.

this is probably the hardest thing to actually apply in this community because we've been conditioned our whole lives to believe what we can see and touch and measure.

so when people say ignore the 3D it sounds insane. like okay so i just pretend my bills aren't real. i just pretend my sp isn't posting someone else. i just pretend nothing is happening.

but that's not what it means.

ignoring the 3D doesn't mean you're in denial. it means you understand that what's in front of you right now is just old news. it's a printout of assumptions you've already held. it's not telling you what's coming, it's showing you what was.

so when you check your bank account and panic, or you look at your sp's instagram and spiral, you're treating old information like it's a verdict. like it's proof of what you're allowed to have.

it's not.

the moment you plant a new assumption and actually hold it, the 3D has no choice but to catch up. that's just how it works. but you can't keep planting the seed and then digging it up every five minutes to check if it's growing.

that's what looking at the 3D does. it interrupts the process every single time.

so when circumstances feel loud, remind yourself you're not ignoring reality. you're choosing which reality you're giving your attention to.

most people picture the void as this intense out of body experience. like something dramatic has to happen, you have to feel yourself floating away or hear a ringing or see darkness or some big signal that tells you "okay you're in."

so they lay down, they wait for something to happen, and when it doesn't feel cinematic enough they assume they failed.

but the void is not a feeling. it's the absence of one.

it's just the moment your mind gets quiet enough that you stop feeling like a person with a body and a name and a list of problems. that's genuinely all it is. and most people have been there before without realizing it. that half asleep state where you can't really feel your arms anymore and your thoughts start getting weird and random. that's it. that's the space.

the reason you think you've never entered it is because you were waiting for something that wasn't coming.

so tonight when you try, stop waiting for a sign. stop checking if it's working. just let your mind get bored enough to go quiet.

I'm so happy for her. She had told me so much about her childhood and I was praying that she gets whatever she wants because she has endured so much 💕💕

Not your methods. Not how many times you affirmed. Not whether you visualized correctly or spent an hour in SATS.

Your self concept.

Because you can do everything "right" and still get nothing if deep down you don't actually believe you're the type of person who gets what they want.

And most people skip this part entirely. They jump straight to the void, straight to scripting, straight to trying every method on their dashboard. But they never stop and ask themselves what they actually think about themselves.

Because your subconscious does not care about your affirmations if your identity is still the old version of you.

If you're affirming "I have my sp" but somewhere underneath that you still feel like the person they left, the person they chose someone else over, the person who always ends up alone... that's the assumption that's actually running your reality. Not the affirmations. Not the method. That.

The 3D is literally just a mirror. It shows you who you think you are.

So if your results keep looking the same, stop switching methods. Look at what you actually believe about yourself when nobody is watching, when you're not affirming, when you're just existing.

That's your real self concept.

And that's what's manifesting.

A lot of people think entering the void is about finding the perfect method.

The right meditation.

The right affirmations.

The right breathing technique.

But the truth is that most people who struggle with the void aren’t missing a method.

They’re carrying too much pressure.

When someone tries to enter the void while thinking “this has to work tonight” or “I need to enter the void now”, their mind stays very alert. It keeps checking if something is happening.

And that awareness alone can keep you out of the state.

The void isn’t something you force your way into.

It’s more like a state your mind slips into when it stops trying so hard.

That’s why many people get closest to it when they’re relaxed, tired, or not obsessing over the result.

The mindset that usually makes the void easier is surprisingly simple:

You stop treating it like a rare event you’re chasing.

Instead, you start assuming it’s a natural state your mind already knows how to reach.

Once that assumption settles, the pressure drops.

Your thoughts become quieter.

Your awareness stops checking every few seconds.

And the mind finally has enough space to let go.

One thing people don’t realize about manifestation is that the delay usually isn’t coming from reality.

It’s coming from the mind constantly restarting the process.

For example, someone decides they want something and starts affirming or imagining it. For a moment they feel confident about it.

But then the mind starts checking.

“Why hasn’t it happened yet?”

“Maybe I’m doing it wrong.”

“What if this doesn’t work for me?”

And without realizing it, the person has already moved back into the state of not having it.

So the assumption resets again.

Then they try another method.

Then another affirmation.

Then another technique.

But every time the mind goes back to doubt or urgency, it’s like pressing the reset button again.

This is why two people can use the exact same method and get completely different results.

One person keeps stabilizing the same assumption.

The other keeps interrupting it.

Manifestation usually doesn’t require more effort.

Something I’ve noticed after talking to a lot of people in this community is that most people quit right before things start changing.

Not months before.

Not years before.

Usually right before.

What happens is that people start their manifestation journey with a lot of excitement. They read success stories, they try methods, they imagine their new reality and everything feels possible.

But after a few weeks or months, they start looking at their current reality and thinking nothing is happening.

So the mind starts doing what it always does.

It starts questioning everything.

“Maybe this doesn’t work for me.”

“Maybe I’m doing it wrong.”

“Maybe I should try another method.”

So they switch methods.

Then they switch again.

Then again.

And eventually they burn themselves out trying to “find the right technique”.

But what many people don’t realize is that the biggest shift usually happens when the mind finally stabilizes on one assumption long enough.

Not when you try the most methods.

Not when you force the hardest techniques.

But when your mind stops constantly restarting the process.

Manifestation isn’t something that responds well to panic and constant adjustments.

Your mind needs a little bit of stability.

The people who get results aren’t always the ones who know the most methods.