#3d realms

If you’re thinking about Plan B, then you’ve already decided Plan A might not work.

And that right there is the problem.

When you’re manifesting something there is no need for a backup. Why would there be? Plan B only exists when you don’t fully believe in Plan A. It’s a soft cushion for failure, a silent admission that "maybe this won’t happen," and the moment you entertain that thought, you’re already out of alignment.

Manifestation is not about hoping or trying or "seeing how it goes." It’s about knowing. It’s about choosing your reality and refusing to entertain anything that contradicts it.

The universe doesn’t respond to hesitation. It doesn’t respond to your fallback plans or your doubts or your inner negotiations. It responds to certainty — unwavering, grounded, undeniable knowing. The kind of knowing that says: This is mine. It’s done. There’s nothing more to figure out.

Neville Goddard said it best:

“Do not condition your desire. Just accept it as it comes to you. Give it all your faith. Do not ask how it will come about.”

You don’t need to know the how. You don’t need to prepare for what might go wrong. Your only job is to live in the end -> to mentally dwell in the state of the wish fulfilled so deeply that it becomes your only truth.

If you’re constantly checking for proof or creating alternate routes "just in case," you’re signaling that you don’t actually have it — that you’re still waiting for it, hoping for it, doubting it.

Drop the fear, drop the second-guessing, and fully commit to your desired reality as if it’s already here.

The 3D will begin to bend. Reality starts catching up. And suddenly you’re not chasing anything anymore — because it’s already yours.

Creation is finished. It was always finished. The only thing that ever needed to change was your mind.

So no, there is no Plan B. Because when you believe in Plan A with your whole being, Plan B becomes irrelevant.

Let me word it simply: Your. Manifestation. Has. No. Choice. But. To. Become. True.

When you manifest something, the 3D realm - what you can physically see and feel - has no choice but to conform to what you’re saying is true. Period. What you say and believe to be true is what’s true.

Think of the 3D realm as a simulation or a video game that you’re in. You control it. As the main character, what do you want this realm and these people (the non-player characters) to do? You’re deciding and controlling what’s going on. The Sims is a perfect example of this. You’re building the world and doing things that make the other characters conform to you. Other people are playing their own version of the game, manifesting their own different reality. The real world is surprisingly like that, believe it or not.

my vaporwave tribute dedicated to video game composer Bobby Prince