#ignorethe3d

[crypticaccountofalba]

"Observation" is not what most people think.

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Many people believe that observing is seeing what happens outside, as if they were mere spectators of a reality that is already there, solid, as if it were written in stone.

They react to what they see and wonder why nothing changes.

They're looking in the wrong place.

Observing is not about looking at "what is" that's just an echo of what you thought yesterday. True observation is about focusing. where you place your attention, you place your existence. If you keep looking at the lack, you are perpetuating it. If you keep looking at the problem, you are giving it permission to continue existing.

When we talk about "observing," the first idea that might come to mind is that observing means "looking" with our eyes, people think that observing means checking your bank statement, seeing that message that hasn't arrived, or looking at your reflection in the mirror, that's not observation, that's reaction. if you use your eyes to confirm your reality, you're doomed to repeat the past.

True observation is the movement of your consciousness.

You don't observe from the outside in, you observe from the place you occupy, when you assume you are someone, you are "observing" the world from that new version of yourself, if you feel successful, the world looks different, not because your eyes have changed, but because your frequency of observation has changed

Observing is the act of occupying a mental space. It's deciding from where you're going to view life, most people look "towards" their desires as something distant, you have to observe "from" their fulfillment.

The physical world is only the residue, your inner observation is the only real cause.

[cuddlethebear]

3D u bitch

[crypticaccountofalba]

You need to realize it!!!

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"Wait, what? You mean I'm not my intrusive thoughts or self-sabotaging thoughts?" YASS! You are not that! You are the observer, the one watching it all unfold. Think of it as being a VIP in the audience, your ego might be throwing a tantrum on stage, but you're just the one checking the lighting and enjoying the show.

"What about manifesting?" It's not about "chasing" or begging the universe for your favor. It's about realizing that every bit of unwavering value, total priority, undeniable magnetism and the absolute power (YOUR SELF-CONCEPT, YOUR IDENTITY!) you want to see "out there" is actually a reflection of what you've claimed "in here" in your inner self. You aren't waiting for the world to validate you, you've already decided that your presence is the highest standard in every favorable concept.

Your world is basically a high-definition mirror. If you don't like the reflection, don't try to break the glass, just change the person standing in front of it. You are the source, the script, and the final cut. Just own the fact that you're the blueprint, and let the 3D (which are reflections of your past identity) world catch up to your greatness. Because you are, quite literally, the most important person in your world.

[crypticaccountofalba]

What are you waiting for to get what you want?

"Why isn't what I want reflected yet?" : Imagine you're standing in front of a mirror. If you have a face full of doubt and fear, what will the mirror show you? A face full of doubt and fear.

Forget the external. Forget all those "obstacles" because what you "imagined" with certainty from the moment you did, is already on your way. Stop focusing on the 3D.

Manifestation is not a struggle, it's a command. Once you've decided it's yours, live your life. Confidence is knowing the mirror has no choice but to obey.

I'll give you an example from my experience.

There was a SP I'd only seen once in my life, I'd never seen him before. From that day on, I started visualizing him at my school. Vacation came, and I still persisted in visualizing him there. What were the chances he was at my school? a lot, because that's what I wanted. And then, bam, I arrived at school, calm and collected, and there he was. Was I surprised? Honestly, yes, but I knew it was what I'd decided, so I let it go. He didn't even notice me, he didn't even look at me, but I didn't care. I knew that 3D didn't yet reflect my reality, so I didn't pay any attention to it. And guess what? Now I can be at the far end of my school, and he doesn't take his eyes off me.

Imagine what you can do with your desires that you think are "impossible" (WHICH AREN'T IMPOSSIBLE!). Stop wondering how and start knowing that it's DONE.

[crypticaccountofalba]

In what dimension do you maintain your assumption?

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There are two realities that exist simultaneously. One is where you assume, what you believe about yourself, what you experience internally. The other is the 3D world: what you see, what you measure, what the world reflects. They are separate worlds. But almost always, one creates the other.

Most people believe that 3D comes first. That what you see determines who you are. But it works the other way around.

4D is where you truly live. It's your assumption. It's who you believe yourself to be in your mind, before the world confirms it. 4D is invisible. No one sees it. But that's where everything happens.

3D is a snapshot of "yesterday." It's what came out of your previous mental framework. If you see poverty, debt, loneliness, that's not your current reality. It's evidence of who you thought you were weeks, months, years ago. It's a mirror that's out of date.

And this is where things get complicated: your rational mind looks at 3D and says, "This is the truth. This is reality." But no. 3D is just old information. It's 4D, what you assume now, that will create the 3D of the future (your present)

Look, you want a job that requires five years of experience, and you only have two. Your third dimension says, "I don't qualify." So your fourth dimension assumes, "I can't." And when you assume you can't, you act like someone who can't. You don't apply with conviction. Your energy in the interview screams insecurity. The third dimension adjusts. Prophecy fulfilled. But the truth is, the fourth dimension came first. Your assumption created the outcome.

Or you take an important exam. Before the results, your 3D says "I probably did badly in math." Your 4D assumes "I'm not good at this." And that belief makes your brain search for evidence of your failure. It ignores what you did do well. When you see your grades, your first instinct is to confirm it. But the belief came first, the result came second

So when you say "I can't manifest this," you're looking at the 3D. You're seeing what you don't have and letting that determine what you are. But that's backwards.

If in your 4D you assume you already have it, even though the 3D says you don't, your brain starts to shift. It literally builds new neural pathways. And when your brain changes, your behavior changes. Your energy changes. And the 3D adjusts.

The 3D isn't the problem. The 3D is just a reflection. The problem is that you live in the 3D mentally. That you observe the old and let the old define you.

But if you live in the 4D, if you assume you already are what you want, the 3D has no power over you. It's just information. It's just what was. It's not what's coming.

So the question isn't "how do I change the 3D?" The question is "who do I assume I am in the 4D?" Because that 4D is what creates the 3D, and guess what? You already are.

Your current reality is a reflection of what you assumed long ago. Your future reality will be a reflection of what you assume right now.