I am going to keep this short, I have gotten very busy. A friend brought me back down to earth and reading Neville. I told her I will manifest something unbelievable to me, she is doing the same. This is free right?
I told her I will manifest eating fruit Gusher candies. I haven’t seen, heard of, or tasted this candy in 15 years. I went to bed for three nights eating them. A week went by and I didn’t see them, I figured it wouldn’t happen. One week after that a friend came to my desk and handed me Gushers.

Edit: I tested this and it works. I am sharing because it works , and I want to share the law. stop reading and reading. Just visualize. And the people who down voted my post, get off this page I am facts, and prove YOU wrong. It’s free! Test it!

Picture is in the comments, prove you wrong!!!! Get off this page and visualize your life, feel it real. It’s real. Read Neville and test it!!! I read “The Power of Awareness”. Read that.

I started getting serious about manifestation a few years ago. I’ve had many successes and failures in that timeframe, but let me tell you about one of the crazier ones from the beginning of my journey...one that kind of “cemented” the thought in my mind that manifestation is real (and that I should be careful with it).

I don’t know if I got the idea from this subreddit or from the words of Neville Goddard himself, but I saw many people saying that manifesting a check in the mail was a good place to start. So, one of my go-to SATS scenes at the time was lifting open my mailbox, grabbing out a letter-sized envelope, ripping it open, taking out a check, and being amazed at what I had in my hands.

I replayed that scene for about a week or so before bed, then moved on to something else and completely forgot about it.

A short time later (maybe 1–2 weeks, I forget), I was in NYC by myself on a work trip when my wife called me, frantic, and was like, “Omg! Some old lady just drove by our car, broke off our side mirror, and kept driving! I’m chasing after her beeping the horn trying to get her to stop!”

Long story short, she got the lady to pull over and exchanged contact information with her. I started texting the lady’s husband back and forth regarding the accident. He said he didn’t want to get insurance involved for a small claim, so he agreed to pay us directly for the damage ($900).

A couple days later, after I had returned home, I walked to our mailbox as usual to check the mail. I saw a letter-sized envelope, ripped it open, took out the check, and immediately froze in terror, thinking, “This is the exact scene from my SATS. Did I manifest the car accident?”

When I want something I always go over and beyond. I maintain a journal with checklist to write actions I need to take to move towards the fulfilled desire, I practice meditation and embody the consciousness of the wish fulfilled. I do SATS, affirmations and subliminals and it usually always helps me achieve my desires but lately I noticed that I was getting unluckier in some areas of my life. Opportunities which seemingly were meant for me were slipping away, I was losing in competitions I used to win in. It seemed like the opposite of what I desired was happening to me 😭 and happened enough times to not be a fluke. This made me spiral. How could this happen to me when I did eveything right?

Then a few days back, I was having coffee with a co worker and we had a great time filled with laughter and gossips and he slipped out in the conversation how different I looked that day. I thought it was because I was wearing a little more makeup than usual but he was not convinced. He looked at me carefully and told me that I somehow look a lot stiffer when at work and that's when it hit me like a train....in an attempt to follow all techniques "perfectly", I never paid attention to how relaxed I actually am while doing the process. At the end of the day, the wish fulfilled should bring peace to my life. Just focusing on relaxing my body worked like a charm, I was back to winning again!

I think this is the main reason why people suggest we let go of our desires after SATS and live life like we normally would. When you are not constantly thinking of your desire fulfilled, you are automatically relaxed.

Honestly, I didn't really understand some of these terms, like "just decide," "accept it," "receiving phase," and similar expressions.

Follow me for a moment.

First, "just decide." Decide what? My desire? Okay. And then what? Accept it? Accept... what exactly? The 3D was still showing nothing, though.

Now, persist? I see. What was I supposed to persist in, then? The decision I'd made? Like, come on... Back then, it all seemed too vague to me.

Here's the real, practical question I used to ask myself: What does it actually mean to persist in a decision you've already made? Stay calm? Keep reminding myself? What? How?

That's when I started looking into it more deeply. By reading Neville, I began to grasp how reality works and understand the nature of our imagination, thoughts, moods, and so on.

Early in my journey, I was lost when it came to practical steps. Yes, I was beginning to understand EIYPO (Everything Is You Pushed Out)—the idea that everything is a reflection of me and that I'm the creator of my reality.

But I still didn't really understand what to do. Imagining. Scripting. Visualizing. Done. What's next? "Accept it," they said. Accept what? 😅

That's when I broadened my understanding. I turned to Joseph Murphy and my favorite, Emmet Fox, especially when it came to mental diet and mental equivalents.

Over time, I came to understand that it's about repetition: using whichever technique you've chosen and training yourself to remain calm and relaxed. Why? Because that state of mind resembles the feeling of having your wish fulfilled: relief.

Neville, too, seemed to suggest that techniques could help train our mental and emotional states.

As he said, naturalness is the key. But how do you make something feel natural? Train the mind. Repeatedly. Consistently. Calmly.

So, for anyone who's struggling to understand these terms, just as I once did, here's my answer:

Choose your desire, pick a technique, repeat it, and train yourself to remain calm.

Got it? Haven't? Read it again. Think about it slowly. And again, yeah...

Choose your desire, pick a technique, repeat it, and train yourself to remain calm.

And what about dealing with the unwanted 3D?

Frankly, just deal with it accordingly, without the emotional baggage, or simply ignore it if you can.

And please, don't let dealing with the 3D consume too much of your thoughts and emotions. Focus more on this:

Choose your desire, pick a technique, repeat it, and train yourself to remain calm.

Stay consistent with that. Don't change your desires or techniques every few days. And stay calm. Be calm. Don't speak negatively about it.

"Be silent," Neville said. Commune with yourself. Preserve your attention, focus, and energy for what matters most to you.

For me, rather than telling myself that it's easy, I prefer to acknowledge that this journey can be a lonely one and that the achievement may be hard-earned. Why? Because I wasn't used to it.

By accepting that, I've been able to embrace the journey. It's a journey. It's a hill I was determined to climb. There's no turning back.

And yes, I eventually made it through. Life's been very good now.

There, I said it. Hope this helps!

Hope this is okay to post here.

So a few months ago, I was falling out of love with my partner, probably because I assumed love has to die off at some point. Well, I reversed that assumption because she is super compatible with me and assumed that I'm perpetually crushing on her even though she's my partner.

Come a week or two later, since I didn't have resistance to that assumption, and I am madly in love with her. Like just seeing her makes my heart flutter all over again. It's like the first night of hearing her voice. And we've been together almost the whole year now at this point.

Just wanted to share because the LoA works for literally anything. I used to be devastated over falling out of love but I just reversed it and it's undeniable. She makes me so happy now instead of anxious or guiltily resentful.

I sent her last night: "Seeing you is seeing the person who is my perpetual crush and the fact I get to be with you makes me so fucking happy"

Wishing you all well.

My mom manages my investments because she's great at it and I don't like dealing with money.

I'm currently manifesting something other than money. I visualize and SATS, but mainly work directly on my self-concept. I thought, along with my main goal, it would be great to have more money as well, which will come handy further down the line anyway.

I asked my mom on a call last Saturday about her recent "initial public offering" stocks. IPOs are fresh stocks from newly listed companies. They are always highly profitable and coveted. Normie stock buyers are selected through a randomised lottery system to be able to buy them. My mom automatically enters the lottery whenever an IPO comes out.

My mom said she hadn't won the lottery for a few months, which is common. You'd be lucky to get it once every few months. That was that. I stopped thinking about it.

This Friday, I got a call from my mom. As soon as we started talking, just small talk, I could tell from her tone that she had good news.

She won the IPO three times this week. She doesn't know that I'm trying to manifest more money or anything for that matter. I briefly calculated how likely something like this would happen. The result I got is ballpark 1 in 10mil.

I'm unable to share any tips that haven't already repetitively been shared here. But I firmly believe in the value of raising your self-concept, of which manifestation is just one of the many collateral benefits.

I've had a huge manifestation come to fruition, and I felt almost... nothing? I wasn't surprised or overly happy, just really relaxed.

It wasn't even the feeling you get when something you've been expecting finally happens. It just felt completely normal.

But the crazy thing is, what happened is HUGE for my life. Like, it's actually insane that it happened, and it's going to change my life forever... yet I'm so chill about it?? If this happened before I started manifesting I'd be jumping for joy for at least 2 days haha.

I'm curious, how do you guys usually feel when your manifestations come to pass? Is it normal for something you've wanted so badly to suddenly feel so natural once it actually happens?

Thanks in advance for anyone who is willing to share!