#visualizing

[beommieblog]

THE NO-METHOD METHOD

okay so if you are a lazy gal like meee I’m sure you’re not really in the mood for repeating 10.000 affirmations, or listening to multiple subs, or visualizing for who knows how many hours

don’t get me wrong! I LOVE affirmations, I think they are our bestest friends however sometimes you’re just not really in the mood to do it… so I decided to write this post to share how I personally manifest most of the time

I do no method at all… that’s it… nothing.

when I first got into LOA this was such a taboo thing to say, like every “”””manifestation coach””” out there was giving out the weirdest methods for you to do to get what you wanted, and it was so overwhelming for me

after studying more and actually manifesting stuff, I realized methods are optional lol and if you don’t want to do them… you don’t need to and you still manifest all the same

so for the actual “method”: decide what you want, and from that moment on you have this thing

anddd every time my brain decides to be like “oh I wish I had that thing…” I immediately go what do you mean? I already have this thing! I’m already in a relationship with that person, I already have x amount of money, I already have that job, etc. and I go about my day and life just casually reminding myself of already having that thing

it works so freaking well to me I usually get the thing and don’t even realize bcs in my head it has already been there for a while

if I get anxious or start spiraling, only then I listen to some subs or do guided meditations, just to calm down a bit :)

[itsrlymine]

literally me every time i visualize (then i know i got it bc i just saw it duhhh)

[eamour]

the way you manifest.

everybody has a different way of manifesting. some like to script, some like to affirm, and some like to just visualise their desires. however, some methods seem to work for some but don’t really work on others. why is that so?

the law of assumption.

now, the reason behind why everybody seems to have their own way of manifesting or why certain manifestation methods and techniques you cannot seem to be successful with can still ensure other people success is because of the LAW. once again, it's called the law of assumption — and it operates with BELIEF. what you assume or believe to be true, has to be true.

everything is an assumption.

in practice, this means that these methods and techniques seem to "function" well for some because they ASSUME that they will function well for them. on the contrary, the methods and techniques that you believe won’t help you manifest, eventually won’t help you. another example is that you might believe affirming might not work for you but works really good for others. the result: everyone can manifest with the use of affirmations except you.

no preassigned meaning.

it is important to not that with the law, nothing actually is the way it is and nothing is promised to remain the way it is… not unless you say otherwise. in this reality, things aren’t factual, forever or fixed. they don’t have any meaning attached to them. YOU give them meaning first.

the creator's rules.

if you know how the law works, you know that you can use it to your advantage. you can decide how you want to manifest by coming up with your own rules and correctly applying them. you can even influence the way a method or a technique will function for you. and not just methods and techniques! here are some examples for rules you could have:

rule one · i always manifest within 2 days.

rule two · manifesting is easy for me.

rule three · i can manifest even if i feel sad.

loopholes in manifesting.

now, what are loopholes in manifesting? a loophole is an ambiguity or inadequacy in the law or a set of rules, according to its official definition. in more simple words, they are subjective rules you have set up to simplify manifesting. you could almost say they are "cheat codes", coding the way you manifest.

you know, there are rules to manifesting. actually, there is only one: your assumptions create. for an assumption to manifest, you need to believe in it. now, i'm not saying you can’t have doubts, but there has to be at least a little belief in there, somewhere. now, see how i said "somewhere"? what i mean is that somewhere within the process of manifesting, there needs to be BELIEF.

1 · belief in assumption. you can believe in having your desire and manifest it.

2 · belief in method. you can believe that doing a method xyz times makes you manifest your desire.

3 · belief in self. you can believe that you always manifest your desires.

this is why many people who robotically affirm can manifest. they have the assumption that they either don’t need to believe their assumptions to manifest or that simply doing the method guarantees them their desire. other loopholes could be that only desirable thoughts of you manifest or that affirming once is enough for you.

the best way to manifest.

knowing all of this, it is clear to say one thing: there is no best or perfect way to manifest. technically, they are all the same. since manifesting is personal, it is your decision to decide which methods work for you or not, which techniques get you better or quicker results. and remember, all methods and techniques are all equally accessible to you. you don’t have to do anything beforehand. you don’t have to prove yourself to be worthy or deserving for a method to work for you. again, YOU are the creator.

manifesting is personal.

in conclusion, we all manifest similarly but still differently — and that’s alright! each one of us is an individual and the way we apply the law is personal. that being said, feel free to come up with your own rules! make the law work for you the way YOU would like it to and remain faithful to your rules. that way you can make manifesting a lot more easier.

with love, ella.

[incognitopolls]

When awake and imagining things or remembering past events, can you visualize moving/animated "videos" in your mind?

Yes– I am neurotypical

Yes– I am neurodivergent

No, I only see still images– neurotypical

No, I only see still images– neurodivergent

No, I cannot visualize at all (aphantasia)

Sometimes/it depends

Voting ended onJun 24, 2024

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[drawloverlala]

Recently I've been watching Aria the animation with a friend, super cute show, very wholesome and heartfelt, I really recommend it!! but because of that it's honestly been making me wish I could live near the coast now lol I have even been looking places near the coast (in my country) that are on sale and look nice to live in there's a lot of summer houses though, some are not in great conditions, they need a lot of repairs 😅 but it does sound like a very appealing investment of time and resources not gonna lie, maybe that's just a rose colored glasses view of it though, as in it's probably more trouble than it's worth?? dunno, I feel like it would be super satisfying in the end lol anyhow, I hope some day I don't have to daydream it and I can make it happen 😆

[blorbo-from-the-cosmos]

Just to prove it’s all easier than you think it is!

I woke up in the void state yesterday. I didn’t do anything special. I had work the day before and work the morning after. I was tired and not in a “perfect” mindset, and I didn’t drink enough water nor eat the most ideal foods. I didn’t have any magical signs or revelations, I just decided I’d do it and went to bed with that intention.

Still did it :)

Method:

I laid down (on my back as, personally, I get my best results when I do that) and just started breathing deeply. I told my subconscious loudly and clearly in my head that I intended to shift, and instantly felt symptoms. I kept breathing slow and deep while keeping my focus on the area around my third eye with my eyes closed if that makes sense? Just staring into the darkness of my eyes and breathing, only affirming when I felt myself starting to drift into sleep in order to keep my brain awake while my body fell asleep.

At one point I reached the hypnogogic state of sleep (aka when you start visualizing and dreaming) while my brain was awake, and the next thing I knew I couldn’t feel my body and I felt myself existing as pure consciousness. It was that easy. I don’t even know how long it took, but I moved around and adjusted while getting into the state and I still did it.

And just before anyone goes “oh well I can’t it’s not easy for me,” YES YOU CAN <3 it has taken me well over 3 years to enter the void state. It was taken me well over 3 years to mini-shift/lucid dream the way I have recently. It has taken me 3 years, countless methods, and lots of stress but guess what?

I still did it, and so can you ♡

[moonl1ghtba3]

This is going to sound stupid but how did you visualize seeing 15k? I struggle with imagining stuff. Thankyou if you answer

Not stupid at all, I used to struggle with visualizing too!! I used to only be successful by writing stuff down. But then I realized imagining is easy, and the only thing that matters for me is my perspective.

The times I have visualized successfully, the image only lasted for like half a moment, but it was enough.

Think of one of your favorite happy memories you have. Anything in the past that made you feel great.

Now, are you imagining an extremely vivid, detailed, flawless scene?

No! A happy memory may be just a flash of an image, or a feeling that makes you smile when you think of it.

Visualization is the exact. Same. Thing.

Visualization = remembering a memory.

Your visualization is just a memory.

You already have your desire. What would it be like if achieving your desire already happened? You would have a memory of it. So visualizing is about remembering the memory of getting your desire, and experiencing the joy, comfort, relief, excitement, and power, of being the you who has that memory.

Lets say I get rejected from a job I applied for. I don’t want to visualize that my rejection letter is actually an acceptance letter, so that it will manifest and the company will magically hire me as soon as possible. I don’t want to wait! I can’t wait! I need it now, right now!

The Law says that in order for me to have the job, I must experience having the job right now. Meaning I should NOT visualize receiving the acceptance letter, so that it comes. That would mean it's in the future, and I have not received it yet. If I already work at the company, I received the acceptance letter already, in the past. So that is what I should ‘visualize’ a.k.a. remember.

My visualization is the memory of opening my acceptance letter. I get to experience looking back at that happy memory, and I am relieved and happy and grateful that I got the job back then.

And the details of the visual don’t matter. I don’t need to see the whole room I’m in as I read the letter, I don’t need to know all the exact words on the paper, I don’t need to work out who I’m with or what I’m wearing. A memory is just a feeling. I imagine it so that I don’t have to stress about it anymore and get to rejoice that it happened! And then I go about my day, stress free.

I don't know if that made any sense. But the important thing is not to get too caught up in the details of the scene, or making it perfect or super vivid. That’s not how memories look anyway. It’s about remembering it happened, and experiencing having it right now!

If you’re worried you’re not doing it right, or that you imagined it wrong, that means you have forgotten that it already happened. It can’t not happen, because it already happened. It can’t manifest wrong, because it already happened.

Everyone visualizes differently, but this is basically how it goes for me:

Sit/lay somewhere dark and quiet and close my eyes

Focus on my breathing and the darkness. Until I feel very still and relaxed and natural

Repeat something to myself like “The outside world is a dream, it doesn’t exist” “I am safe in here” or anything that makes me feel like I can let go of the outside world and it doesn’t exist (because it truly doesn’t)

Let something appear in the darkness of my mind’s eye on its own–no forcing or controlling, just observing–and holding my attention on it for a while. This should feel nice. Usually for me there appears a little black fish thats swimming around, and I just let it go where it goes, and try to follow it and keep my attention on it. If I lose it, I gently catch it again and keep following it

When I feel very nice and focused, I try to imagine the scene I’ve chosen (e.g. holding the acceptance letter). Patience. No forcing anything, just letting it be what it will be. I allow myself to remember the nice thing.

Enjoy this whole process. This should not be a strain or require a lot of effort. The whole thing should feel very nice and relaxing and like taking refuge in a lovely inner resting place from the outside world

I might see my image immediately, or it might take a while. But once I’ve seen it, even for just a second, its so lovely and cool that I’ve gotten to experience it and I’m happy and I get up and go about my day, or fall asleep.

I'm sorry if this response is too long and a bunch of blah blah, I just got too excited to answer you because I have so many thoughts about this and am really inspired right now! Thank you for the question, I hope this helps at least a little🤍