#(overnight)

More detailed version of my first post regarding SATS

What is SATS?

It stands for state akin to sleep. It's a state between wakefulness and sleep. When your body is asleep, but your mind awake.

Can i manifest anything with it?

Yes, literally anything.

How do i induce it?

Well, there isn't really a particular way. Everyone is different. You can induce it however you feel like doing.

1. Laying down in a comfortable position, going through each of your body parts, and letting go of the tension. Then, when you feel like your body is asleep and mind awake that's when you start visualizing or doing what feels comfortable for you.

2. You can count backward from 100 until you fall into drowsiness and forget about your body.

3. The distraction technique is also a lot of successful from @luckykiwiii101 . Why it works so well is because, as the name says. It's a distraction method it makes you distracted from the 3d.

4. You can put on a guided meditation or subliminal, something that you won't fall asleep with. But will distract you from the 3d and your body.

How do i do it?

I tend to fall asleep, so what i do is. I take a nap during the day, or i don't lay in a comfortable position. I position myself so that my body is not that comfortable. Then i start to relax my body parts. I don't focus on the 3d, i literally forget that exists. Then once i forget about everything, i affirm BECAUSE i have my 'desire'. Not to have it, it's already mine. Then i affirm until i fall asleep or until i induce the void.

Commonly asked questions:

Is SATS hard?

No, it's the easiest method out there.

How do I know if I'm doing everything right?

Just assume you are.

Can i manifest overnight?

If you assume so, yes.

Can i shift realities with it?

YES!

What if my manifestation doesn't fulfill overnight?

The most important thing is to know you already have it. No matter what. But, in that case, keep persisting!

Summary:

1. Pick what you want to manifest

2. Get into sats using whatever method feels comfortable for you. To make your body asleep and mind awake.

3. Loop the scene or affirmations in your head until you fall asleep or feel the wish full filled

Wrists, thighs and ankles fixed to the board. The top of my enclosure less than an inch away from my face when looking up. Claustrophobia to the max. I've never been so impossible trapped and immobilized for so long in my life.

The wooden boards on my back hurt, I spent all night struggling trying to get some relief moving a little bit one way or the other. Trying to get pain out of one place while it got to the next.

I was genuinely desperate. Having bursts of very loud complaining that didn't wake them up. Any sanity went out the window, I tried with all my strengths to remove any thing at all. Managed to remove the blindfold and the chain around my right thigh, but that was it.

Truly hell. Absolute hell.

A part of me can't wait to have some box here where I can be kept like that... but I know I'd be made to regret it every single day... 🫠

Only the stars bring light into the astronomy tower, the only ones daring to touch them. James can barely see Regulus' face, but it’s all they have. Stolen moments, under stolen lights. He wishes it could be more, that they could be more.

But he had only recently gotten Regulus to open up to him. It had taken him years of tracing Regulus’ footprints on the map, of following him through the corridors and up the astronomy tower to be able to get one honest word out of him. Not one of those defensive or evasive insults he had received before.

James doesn't know what made him follow the boy; he was rude, mean, and even Sirius didn't want to talk to or about him anymore. Still, James couldn't shake the feeling that there was something more — something hidden — about the boy that even the once closest to Regulus would never get to see.

And perhaps Sirius was right, Regulus was rude and mean, he was obnoxious and always had to be right, but when he smiles he does so with his whole heart. The sparkle in his eyes, the sound that leaves his lips, the crinkle of his nose, it all makes James forget how to breathe. And if it takes some slight jabs and a few hexes to get to hear that laugh, wouldn't that be worth it?

Only one side of Regulus' face caught the silver light of the moon, pale and reflective, like a mirror he glowed. It stole James' breath more than any Quidditch match ever could. The other side of Regulus' face remained hidden by shadows — a part of him James had yet to uncover.

James knows he shouldn't want this, it's dangerous and stupid. He knows that nights like this one only ever end in heartbreak, and yet he can't seem to let go. He wants to hold on to this light, to this Regulus only he gets to see.

Night makes it easy to forget, it's only the two of them in a place they shouldn't be, surrounded by shadows. Shadows who don't judge, only hide what the daylight won't forgive.

He wishes the night could last forever, that they could last forever.

“Wouldn't it be nice to stay here overnight?” James murmured, turning to Regulus, “Just us. Somewhere no one will ever find us?”

A ghost of a smile makes its way to Regulus' face, but he knows how to quash it, and if James didn't know better, he wouldn't have noticed it “Until morning comes.” was all Regulus said.

“Until morning comes,” James echoes, and it feels final. It shouldn't be, it should be a promise, one they can both hold on to, can come back to.