#desired self

i’ll say it again, shifting is inevitable.

you are not running out of time, there is no rush, there is no deadline. in the end of the day, there will always be your DR. there will always be multiple versions of you completely dependant on whether you CHOOSE to be aware of them or not. reality and manifestation moves at whatever pace you wish it to, as does shifting.

let go of your ego. your identity. your silly concepts and attachments.

reality is shaped by what you perceive.

your physical self is not permanent, your current reality is not permanent, nothing is permanent except for your natural state. what you experience as solid reality has no fixed essence. stop clinging to the false 3d and you’ll experience reality directly.

you are powerful and so much more than your physical body. what has happened to you in this life only shapes you the way you wish it to, it does not define you. negative words and actions directed towards you do not define you. past experiences do not define you.

you are inevitable.

When most people start practicing the Law of Assumption, they focus on affirmations, scripting, or visualization. They repeat phrases over and over, wonder if it’s “working,” and sometimes give up when nothing seems to happen. The truth is, your brain is not ignoring you it’s simply waiting for you to change its underlying neural architecture.

At the core of manifestation is neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections. Every thought, feeling, and assumption you hold strengthens certain pathways while leaving others weaker. Your brain is constantly predicting reality based on these pathways, and assumptions act like default programs. If your subconscious assumes “I am unlucky,” “I always fail,” or “they will never love me,” your brain will selectively notice evidence that confirms this.

Repetition matters because it creates synaptic strengthening. Each time you mentally affirm or imagine a scenario, you fire the same neurons in the same sequence. Over time, these pathways become more myelinated, covered in the fatty insulation that speeds electrical impulses. The more a thought fires consistently, the faster and more automatic your brain recognizes it as “normal.” In short, repetition doesn’t just remind your mind of what you want; it teaches it to expect it.

Another key process at work is Hebbian learning, often summarized as “neurons that fire together, wire together.” This principle explains why repeated visualization or affirming reinforces the assumption at a subconscious level. Your brain begins to treat your imagined reality as a familiar scenario, creating what neuroscientists call predictive coding. Essentially, your brain starts predicting that your assumption is reality and begins filtering external events to align with that expectation.

Interestingly, the reticular activating system (RAS) plays a role here. This tiny network in the brainstem acts like a filter, focusing your attention on what matters most to your survival and well-being. When you repeatedly assume a positive outcome, your RAS starts prioritizing information consistent with that assumption. That’s why you suddenly notice opportunities, synchronicities, or confirmations you hadn’t seen before, they were always there, but your brain wasn’t tuned in to notice them.

However, repetition alone is not enough. Your brain also responds to emotional congruence. If your affirmations or visualizations are repeatedly paired with fear, doubt, or conflicting beliefs, the new neural pathways will compete with old ones, slowing down the process. That’s why subtle techniques like State Akin to Sleep (SATS), mental diet, or identity anchoring work they create neural conditions where your new assumptions can take root without interference.

Practical steps to help your brain learn assumptions faster:

Single core assumption: Focus on one clear assumption at a time, e.g., “I am deeply loved.” Simplicity prevents neural interference.

Short, consistent repetition: Affirm or visualize 2–5 minutes multiple times a day instead of marathon sessions. Your brain learns better in small, consistent bursts.

Neutral emotional pairing: Avoid trying to force excitement or desperation. Calm repetition strengthens pathways more effectively than high-drama attempts.

Evidence harvesting: Notice micro-proofs that align with your assumption. Each confirmation strengthens neural prediction loops.

Evening rehearsal: Use the hypnagogic state before sleep to fire the pathways in a receptive state. This is when your subconscious integrates assumptions most efficiently.

In essence, repetition works not because it magically “changes reality,” but because it physically rewires your brain to expect and behave as if your assumption is already true. When your neural circuits align with your desired assumption, your perception, choices, and attention shiftnaturally reflecting your assumption in your 3D experience.

[If you want help creating personalized, neuroscience-backed techniques to make your assumptions stick and start seeing consistent results, I offer one-on-one coaching. Together, we can design a plan that rewires your brain in a way that finally makes your manifestations feel effortless, natural, and undeniable.

lucid dream

passing my exams (even when i barely revised)

sp (getting all kissed up, cuddling every night, not being awkward around him, etc)

my new wig suiting me (when i first ordered it, i was so upset abt the colour + look but now it looks super cute on me)

free stuff

getting the most outta discounted stuff

parents not bothering me abt religion

BTS FRICKING CONCERT TICKETSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

elevating my wardrobe

beauty

my friend crush of 2 yrs following me (im so GASSED + shall manifest actually being friends with them)

my finsta looking cool as fawk

getting out of trouble (YELP!)

leniency

being photogenic

going viral

becoming prettier

YAWLLLLLL, manifesting is so EASY PEASY LEMON SQUEESYYY