#technique

[mrfantasticbluebird]

[pearlsandpower]

Wake Up. The Law Was Fine Until We Got Involved.🥧

It's funny how people discover the Law of Assumption and somehow turn it into rocket science. The answer is literally in the name: Law of Assumption. Yet people will do everything except the one thing the law points to. They'll repeat affirmations thousands of times, scroll mindlessly for hours, watch the same manifestation videos over and over, and keep searching for the next "secret" technique. Meanwhile, the core principle is just sitting there like, "Hello?"🥧

A technique that genuinely helps you embody the state of already having your desire is doing exactly what it's meant to do. Keep affirming if it helps. Keep scripting if it helps. Keep visualizing if it helps. The problem begins when techniques are treated as if they manifest on their own. They don't. Their purpose is simply to help you enter the state of being.

What isn't helpful is mindlessly collecting techniques and jumping from one method to another simply because your desire hasn't shown up yet. That's not applying the law, and it's not living in the end state. If every few days you're convinced you need a brand-new method because the last one "didn't work," you're stuck in a cycle of searching instead of assuming.

Techniques are tools. That's it. They're meant to guide you into the assumption that your desire is already yours. But if you're so busy reading about techniques, collecting techniques, comparing techniques, and worrying about techniques that you completely forget the core principle... then what exactly are you doing??? 🥧 The main technique has always been assumption.

Can you, for once, simply live in the state of being? Assume it. Accept it. Live from it. If it takes time to feel natural, let it take time. That's what practice is for. Your desire isn't outside of you. It isn't distant, and it isn't waiting somewhere in the future. The change begins within. Practice assuming the end state until it becomes familiar and natural.

Stop treating techniques like a test you have to pass perfectly. Stop asking, "Am I using the right affirmation? Am I doing the right technique? Am I saying the correct words?" Everyone is different. Everyone has different assumptions, different personalities, and different ways of thinking. If an affirmation feels forced or unnatural, change it. Use your own words. Speak your own language. Your job isn't to sound like someone else. Your job is to assume the state of already being.

Ask yourself better questions. Are you feeling complete? Are you living from the end? Have you accepted your desire as part of your reality? Those questions matter far more than whether you repeated an affirmation 10,000 times. The state is the golden touch. That's the part so many people overlook while chasing methods. You already possess the most powerful tool you need—your ability to assume a different reality.

Don't lose the core while chasing the tools. If a technique helps you embody the end state, keep it. If it leaves you anxious, exhausted, or obsessed with doing it "right," then reshape it so it genuinely supports your state of being. That's what I do. I mould the law in a way that feels natural to me because this is the Law of my assumption. Sometimes I even give ordinary things new meanings because it helps me remain in the state of already having what I desire. By then, I don't even think of them as desires anymore—they're simply part of my reality. Practice it. Assume it. Accept it. Live it. Persist in it. Everything else is just a tool. 🥧

[smallestflowtree]

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[blondebrainpowered]

Guide to Kissing from Life Magazine, May 18, 1942.

Actors kissing on-stage look too juvenile if they are so stand-offish.

Boy and girl should stand close together and not hold each other too tightly.

Sprawling all over the chair is considered ungraceful, bad technique.

Girl should sit on arm of the chair and boy should hold her firmly but lightly.

[jegsersannheten-i-oynenedine]

By Alena Razor ph

[sowhatifiliveinfukuoka]

Record Label History: Factory Records (FACT 275)

New Order

Technique (1989)

[eucanthos]

Yoshiyuki Iwase (Onjuku -fishing village- Chiba, 1904 - 2001)

Ama divers subject matter - repeatedly -

The refreshing Ama (海女, "sea women")

The long whistle sound that Ama divers make upon resurfacing from a dive, as part of their breathing technique, became a defining characteristic of their practice. This whistling, known as isobue, is a unique technique that helps protect their lungs and prevents excessive hyperventilation.

https://anthonylukephotography.blogspot.com/2011/10/photographer-iwase-yoshiyukis-ama.html