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The law of instant change. You can manifest what you want much quicker than you think. Quite literally quicker than you think. In fact, maybe even in a couple of days, a couple of weeks. And that's what this video's going to be about.
Discover how to manifest your desires instantly by shifting your consciousness and unlearning limiting beliefs about time and reality.
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Key Takeaways
- Manifestation speed depends largely on your consciousness and beliefs, not external time.
- Removing the expectation of delay accelerates the manifestation process.
- Aligning your identity and frequency with your desired outcome is essential.
- Unlearning limiting beliefs about time and manifestation is more important than learning new techniques.
- Manifestation is a creative process that shapes your reality beyond physical constraints.
What the video covers
- Manifestation can occur much quicker than commonly believed, sometimes within days or weeks.
- The concept of 'instant manifestation' is based on observed client experiences rather than a formal law.
- Many people hold limiting beliefs that good things take time, which blocks rapid manifestation.
- Manifestation involves changing your state of consciousness to align with your desired reality.
- Space and time are third-dimensional constraints that limit manifestation when believed in.
- Unlearning old perceptions and beliefs about manifestation is crucial for faster reality shifts.
- Manifestation is about embodying the frequency or state of consciousness of what you want.
- The video challenges the idea of a 'delay' in manifestation and encourages removing that expectation.
- Practical advice includes taking notes, reflecting on your beliefs, and focusing on your state of being.
- The metaphysics of manifestation are explored, including references to spiritual teachings like Matthew 6:33.
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because I'm literally hired by seven to nine figure entrepreneurs, professional athletes, and Hollywood actors to help them manifest what it is that they want much more quicker than you could ever imagine. And we see people that seem to
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Because I'm literally hired by seven- to nine-figure entrepreneurs, professional athletes, and Hollywood actors to help them manifest what it is that they want much more quickly than you could ever imagine. And we see people that seem to
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instant change in order for you to do that. Now, is this an actual law? Nah, [ __ ] I just made it up. It's a bunch of characteristics and attributes that I found in my clients. I even have a
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go through these phases where they go from one reality to another very instantly. Some people just seem to possess the capability to bring what it is that they want into existence quickly. And you have to know the law of
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to get them to materialize and be in the reality that they want much more quicker than you think. And this can be extrapolated to a multitude of things, whether relationships, money, business, career. So, you're going to manifest as
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instant change in order for you to do that. Now, is this an actual law? Nah, [ __ ] I just made it up. It's a bunch of characteristics and attributes that I found in my clients. I even have a
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This is good, isn't it? This is good, isn't it? [music] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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client who built an AI company to seven figures in 10 months. So, not only is this video going to be a compilation of things that I've taken from clients, it's also going to be a combination of things that I give to clients in order
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good things don't take time, [music] you make time. And that's a bar that down. Now, make sure to get your notepad out, take notes, and leave them in the comments as usual because in this video, like I said,
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to get them to materialize and be in the reality that they want much more quickly than you think. And this can be extrapolated to a multitude of things, whether relationships, money, business, career. So, you're going to manifest as
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There's a whole bunch of things that we have [music] unconsciously that prohibit our ability to change our reality quickly. And the truth of the matter is, at certain stages, [music] there is more to unlearn than there is to learn. So, you're going to be
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quickly as Sonic. 'Cause he's fast. Is it? This is good, isn't it? Very good.
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Do you ever watch Sonic Underground? I don't think so. Um did you ever watch Sonic at all?
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This is good, isn't it? This is good, isn't it? [music] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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And his mouth. How could I forget? Speaking of mouth, how is your mouth? It's getting better. It's getting better.
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But, the important thing that you have to realize is that you've been sold a lie. And that lie is good things take time. But, the truth of the matter is understanding that it is your consciousness that materializes reality.
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Yeah. The vibrations of Drake's music Okay. Like bring Gobble gobble gobble. healed this Wipe it. Wipe your mouth. You got You got a little something there, bro.
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Good things don't take time, [music] you make time. And that's a bar that down. Now, make sure to get your notepad out, take notes, and leave them in the comments as usual because in this video, like I said,
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in of itself. Because a lot of people get into manifestation and they work on their perception or their beliefs surrounding money or relationships or career or business. But what they fail to take into consideration is their perception towards manifestation in of
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I think some people call this a quantum leap, even though I really do hate that terminology, but we're going to be essentially breaking down the metaphysics of altering one's reality much more quickly than you think.
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laws of your reality, if you're unaware of the perception that you have to the mechanism that reality is unfolding from, then you could be shooting yourself before you even start the race in the first place. And what I mean by
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There's a whole bunch of things that we have [music] unconsciously that prohibit our ability to change our reality quickly. And the truth of the matter is, at certain stages, [music] there is more to unlearn than there is to learn. So, you're going to be
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whenever you hear people talk about manifestation, they'll always say, "Hey, there's going to be a delay when it comes to manifesting what it is that you want." And the reason why I don't like a delay is because a delay
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unlearning a whole bunch of things that you've, I guess, accumulated over the years from the third-dimensional realm and the sphere of manifestation.
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In everyday life. When we think to ourselves, "Oh, my package is delayed." It's not really a good thing, is it?
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Do you ever watch Sonic Underground? I don't think so. Um, did you ever watch Sonic at all?
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manifest quite quickly. Because if you come to manifestation with a preconceived notion that things must have a delay, then not only do you end up creating a lay predic- a delay predicated upon the fact that you create your own reality predicated upon the
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Of course I did. I'm the one that told you to draw his legs. How could I forget?
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degree, it's your desire for it to change fairly quickly that is also stopping your ability to change reality quickly. But like I said, first we have to look at the base terminology that most people use. There's a delay in
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And his mouth. How could I forget? Speaking of mouth, how is your mouth? It's getting better. It's getting better.
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between a bunch of frequencies. Let's say you're embodying the mental and emotional state of a certain income level, being a relationship, having a career, having a promotion in that career. As you're stabilizing into that particular frequency, reality was is
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Pause on that one. Oof. I'd say the Drake album helped. [music] Yeah. Honestly, just having divine vibrations. Easy had his wisdom tooth taken out.
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change your reality when you come to the preconceived notion that there's a delay in manifestation?
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Yeah. The vibrations of Drake's music. Okay. Like, bring gobble gobble gobble. Healed this. Wipe it. Wipe your mouth. You got, you got a little something there, bro.
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It's about changing reality. It's about bending reality. It's about molding reality. It's about shaping reality. If your definition of manifestation is predicated on reality, then you've already lost the game.
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Thanks. Now, the first thing that you have to come to a recognition of, like I said, there's actually more to unlearn than there is to learn. And one of the things that you have to unlearn is your perception towards manifestation
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Space and time only exist within the third dimensional realm. They're constraints that only exist within the third dimensional realm. When you come with the preconceived notion that manifestation is about altering your reality, you indirectly submit to space and time.
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in of itself. Because a lot of people get into manifestation and they work on their perception or their beliefs surrounding money or relationships or career or business. But what they fail to take into consideration is their perception towards manifestation in of
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Esoterically, you can see this notion spoken about in Matthew 6:33, seek ye first the kingdom of God and righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you. First, seek the state of consciousness equivalent with whatever it is that you seek to
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itself. If manifestation is the mechanism through which you can unfold what it is that you want, then your perception towards manifestation and reality creation is of the highest importance because you create the laws of your reality. And if you create the
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you. Because the unfortunate truth is if you're not seeking the kingdom of God first, then you're indirectly seeking the kingdom of hell.
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laws of your reality, if you're unaware of the perception that you have to the mechanism that reality is unfolding from, then you could be shooting yourself before you even start the race in the first place. And what I mean by
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with the infinite intelligence. And unfortunately, if you're misaligned to the infinite intelligence, then you're aligned with the finite intelligence.
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that is this. So, oftentimes people say, "How long does it actually take to manifest something?" Now, typically, in the manifestation space, there's the notion of a delay. Now, the reason why I don't like the notion of a delay,
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We all see people who seem to go to overnight successes. We see people, and I don't mean this like you I'm not all about the [ __ ] that you see online that are faking lifestyles and so forth,
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whenever you hear people talk about manifestation, they'll always say, "Hey, there's going to be a delay when it comes to manifesting what it is that you want." And the reason why I don't like a delay is because a delay
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definition of manifestation can't be about changing reality. It cannot be about changing reality. Cuz if you're hyper fixated on a reality, then you're hyper fixated on an illusion. And if you're hyper fixated on reality, then you're indirectly adhering to space and
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is an indirect implication of something being late or not happening accordingly. And you can see this terminology, right?
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But, that's a belief that the collective consciousness just ate up. And now things that are good seem to take a lot of time. Nah, I'm not I'm not I'm not with that. And neither are you. You're done with that. Yes, I've decided for
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In everyday life. When we think to ourselves, "Oh, my package is delayed." It's not really a good thing, is it?
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physical plane. It can't be about making more money. It can't be about getting into a relationship. It can't be about getting a promotion. It can't be about getting the job.
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This pen is dying. It's not really a good thing when your package is delayed, so on and so forth. So, we have to take into consideration how some of the terminology surrounding manifestation can actually inhibit our ability to
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focused on an effect, then you will negate and neglect the cause that is perpetuating and sustaining the effect.
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manifest quite quickly. Because if you come to manifestation with a preconceived notion that things must have a delay, then not only do you end up creating a delay predicated upon the fact that you create your own reality predicated upon the
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more real than reality because it's because it is your consciousness that alters reality. And there's there was an experiment done, a Harvard experiment done by a man named Alvaro Pascual-Leone. And essentially they were they had this device called a
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laws that you create for yourself. You then also begin to slow down reality materializing much quicker than it is that you actually want. Because I think everybody, when it comes to manifestation, would like for their reality to change fairly quickly. And to
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days, neural networks formed in their brain and new links in their brain formed on the basis of them playing the piano. That's not crazy at all. The craziest part is that then he took a sample group of another group of people
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a degree, it's your desire for it to change fairly quickly that is also stopping your ability to change reality quickly. But like I said, first we have to look at the base terminology that most people use. There's a delay in
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and physical. Consciousness and physical. Only imagination was present there, but it was enough to form neural networks in one's brain, which means that consciousness is directly interconnected to the physical matter, meaning your brain, your neural networks. Now, to go
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manifestation. [music] You need to get rid of that word. There's a stabilization period. You have to understand, when you emit a certain frequency out into the universe, the universe in of itself does something like this when you're oscillating
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Your definition of manifestation has to be about you. Now, the definition that I say is manifestation is internally shifting to degree to which you're no longer emotionally dependent upon seeing reality change. When you're good with it and you're good without it. Now, the
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between a bunch of frequencies. Let's say you're embodying the mental and emotional state of a certain income level, being in a relationship, having a career, having a promotion in that career. As you're stabilizing into that particular frequency, reality is
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Corinthians, which you are, once you go within, you enter a realm that is void of limitation.
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attempting to stabilize your frequency. Think about it like tuning into a radio station. When you tune into a radio station, it's very unclear until you actually get the [music] precise frequency. That's all that is taking place. But, how could you ever instantly
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You are above space and time constraints when you go within. When you go within to the temple of God, the center of your being, the stillness center of who you are, your imagination. Once you go within, you're at a place that is more real than
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change your reality when you come to the preconceived notion that there's a delay in manifestation?
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not do that. But, what I am saying in this instance is that when your definition of manifestation is predicated upon the external, then you're trapped indirectly into the illusions of space-time constraints. But see, when your definition of manifestation is based on the internal,
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Doesn't make sense. It's a complete contradiction. It's a complete contradiction that doesn't make any sense. Now, most people's definition of manifestation is predicated upon reality.
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Manifestation is instant. To the question of when people say, "How long does it take for something to manifest?" You're not asking the real question. You're asking, "How long will it take for something to appear physically into my reality?" Which is
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It's about changing reality. It's about bending reality. It's about molding reality. It's about shaping reality. If your definition of manifestation is predicated on reality, then you've already lost the game.
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inside of you is infinite pause. And because it's infinite, it's transcendent of space-time constraint and you're above limitation. And when you're above time space constraint, then you're no longer adhering to time. Because see, here's the paradox. Understand what I'm
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And the reason why I say you've already lost the game is because you have to understand that reality in of itself comes with a bunch of illusions. One of those illusions is space-time.
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to appearances, but judge by righteous judgment. It's the understanding that the physical pain is nothing more than an illusion. Kabbalah, they call it the world of 1%. Hinduism, they call it the world of Maya. Scientists will tell you
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Space and time only exist within the third-dimensional realm. They're constraints that only exist within the third-dimensional realm. When you come with the preconceived notion that manifestation is about altering your reality, you indirectly submit to space and time.
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So, once you understand manifestation is an internal [music] thing, then internal is void of space and time.
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On the basis that manifestation is about changing reality. It's not about changing reality. It's not about changing reality.
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linear time, we think things have to take [music] time for them to change. But what if it's the belief that things must take time in order [music] for things to change that creates time in order for things to change.
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Esoterically, you can see this notion spoken about in Matthew 6:33, "Seek ye first the kingdom of God and righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you." First, seek the state of consciousness equivalent with whatever it is that you seek to
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That's exactly what I'm going to show you. If you dance on the pole, that don't make you a hoe. I don't mind.
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materialize. If it's a certain income level, then you must seek to embody the identity, self-concept, state of consciousness, f
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Money money money. Your money, money, money. Someone says Someone says This [clears throat] one's going to be interesting. I've only read the first line. Oh, okay. Older millennial here from Detroit. Uh-oh. Shout out Detroit.
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Shout out the millennials again. There's two sets, apparently. There's two sets of millennials. The younger ones are from 32 to 35. Us older lot are in our early 40s, 40 to 43. [music] We are a very unique generation because
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we are the generation that started and grew up with the internet. Your generation was raised by it. We had the best music and fan clubs for celebrities. In the '90s, Nerual would have had would have had a fan club and
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the teen girls would have wrote him letters for his PR team to read. [music] Thank you.
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That is really cool. My PR My only My PR team consists of me and AJ, so I'm not sure how well that would go, to be honest.
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We had landlines to call one another. We actually played outside until the streetlights came on before the internet existed.
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outside, too. Exactly. Like, I don't I played outside, too. I like to say we're like a mix.
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That's what I said, we're millennial Z. Cuz we played outside, too. Like, I think millennials and Gen X view Gen Z how we view the [ __ ] below us.
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Cuz the internet was still early when we was in Yeah. Like, I remember YouTube when it first dropped.
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Like, for real. 2000 and what? Eight? Something like that, yeah. What I don't remember is the recession.
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[laughter] The 2008 recession, I was just like, this You know, people losing their houses and looking at these kids like, You know what I'm saying? Cuz we were just kids, so you don't You didn't really know what was going on, you know
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what I mean? But when I look back, times were actually rough. Like, when I When I think about 2008, but when you're a kid, you're just somewhat oblivious, I guess.
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They also said, "Unfortunately, we're also the generation that created cyberbullying, which is why turning off comments is now a privilege. Tupac and Biggie died when we were in middle school. By the way, we invented swag surfing, not Taylor Swift."
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You said they invented the cyberbullying? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, cyberbullying's crazy stuff. Better reason you can block If that happened, I'd just log off, bro.
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I'd just log off, bro. I don't know what that is. That's crazy. You know how much hatred you have to have to cyberbully someone?
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It's crazy. Cuz that means you're saying that you're going to make it on like, you know what I'm saying? You're taking it to another plane of existence. That's crazy.
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There's no need for that. But shout out to the younger millennials and the older millennials. We love you all.
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Even though they say that we made them sound like boomers. [laughter] Ain't been here in 6 months and I can confirm the drawings are improving massively.
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I mean the the Sonic one says it all. You know what I'm saying? What can I say, man? What can I say? You know, I've been I've just really been putting that work in just Mhm, let me use a different color. I
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just used purple, right? Yes. When you're working till 3:00, if you're leaving with me cuz somebody got to make that money money money.
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The money and money and money. Cuz I know how it is. Girl I can handle your bills.
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Low count. Ever since I watched your videos, I got 90% [music] of everything I wanted. I paid off 15K debt, manifested my SP exactly how I wanted. I ended I I ended up ending things anyway.
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[music] You were just being in it for the fun of it. You know how it is. How can you want this person and then just end things anyway?
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You know what I mean? [ __ ] it, why not? You know? Just Crazy.
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Playing with someone's life, playing with their emotions. You know me. Doubled my income with the second job I wanted that works with an impossible schedule. And now I'm working on getting a one big paying job with some overtime.
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[music] Thank you for the help, Near and Asia. Nah, that's all you. Nah, that's crazy. That's all you.
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We were ruthless. Rich [ __ ] tipping, broke [ __ ] looking. And the anus strip club is thing showing cool.
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Now, you have to understand one thing. The belief that good things take time, all things take time, because most most of you guys if anything takes time to be honest. The belief that things take time is the only thing that ends up creating
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the delay in of itself. You see, if you want to be able to tap into the law of instant change, then you're going to have to transcend time entirely. In fact, you're going to have to make the future a present reality to such a
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degree that you forget the future exists. That [music] is a bar. Please write that down. I'm going to attempt to recount what I said. You're going to have to You're going to have to make the future a present reality to such [music] a
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degree that you forget the future exists entirely. You need to take that reality that you seek to be in in a couple of weeks and begin to embody that now. You must enter the self-concept of that now. The mental
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and emotional equivalent of that now. The expectations of that individual now. The way that person would react now. The way that that person would feel now. The thoughts that that person would think now.
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The perception towards that individual and how he or she would look at the world now. [music] All of that stuff must happen now. The entire process of transcending time is just really a process of transcending linear time and entering the now. But,
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understanding that one of the things that create the delay in of itself is the belief that things take time. Now, there's a couple things I should that you have to understand here. Now, there are few truths in reality other than
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what the subconscious mind accepts as true. Meaning, if your subconscious mind accepts the belief that things take time then that is going [music] to be the ultimate thing that unfolds when it comes to your manifestation because you have to
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understand when we say good things take time or [music] things take time that can be reflective of the things that you seek to materialize. Under that, the umbrella of that is money, relationships, career.
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Meaning, even if you've been putting in the work, the inner work, the external work because one thing that I have to say [music] is that there's three planes of existence, mental, physical, and spiritual. You have to make sure that
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you're aligned in all three planes of existence in order for you to materialize what it is that you want.
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Often times most people are stuck in one particular realm of existence. I'll give you an example. The physical plane. Most people that are consumed by the physical plane think that hard work is the way to do everything. In doing so, even though
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they're focused on doing they negate their state of being and ultimately it's your being that ends up sustaining and unfolding what it is that you're doing.
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So then they get locked up, trapped, almost like a fly that's trying to get outside the window by trying to pass through the window, bashing to the window repeatedly without doing a 180 degree turn in their perception, in
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their perspective, in their frequency, their self-concept, state of consciousness, so on and so forth, and flying out through the door.
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Then you have people on the mental plane. The people on the mental plane are the people that only think all the time. They only think, they only think great ideas, great ideas, but they never actually execute. They see themselves as
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a particular type of person, but they never bring that into physicality. Then you have the people that are trapped on the spiritual plane. This is your typical religious person or your typical spiritual [ __ ] These type of individuals either believe
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that they just this should sit there and manifest and everything should come to them or they can just pray and God is going to give them whatever it is that they want. Hence why I say you have to
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make sure you're aligned in all three planes of existence. Now, to go to the point that I was saying here, the things that we want or the good things that we've decided take time end up taking time on the basis of the belief
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that they must take time. You see your visualization, your manifestation, your the thing that you seek to materialize, that thing could want to come to you. It could actually want to make its way to you. In fact, it could be floating
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towards you like this. This is you over here. It's trying to float. [music] But for some reason, it's just stopping.
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It's just stopping. Here. Or it's coming more slow than it could. Why? Because you have the belief that in order for you to deserve it, it must take time. [music] Now, this this Oh, sorry. I hit the microphone. This comes into something
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that's very, very important. You see, within the collective consciousness, there is a disdain towards things happening instantly.
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Cuz see, there's a part of your mind that feels as if in order for you to deserve things, it must take time. And this is intertwined with that belief, and it creates something very, very dangerous. You see, the collective consciousness has disdain
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towards things instantly. How do we know? How do we What do you think about the guy who became a millionaire overnight?
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Probably thinks he's a [ __ ] [ __ ] innit? What do you think about the somebody the person that meets the love of their life, and then they fall in love instantly? You're like, this person's got no [ __ ] clue in the
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world. Got no clue in the world. What do you think about the person who somehow skips the people that have been working at the company for weeks, for months, for years, and just gets promoted? You think Who do they think they are?
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You see, within the collective consciousness, we actually don't like things happening quickly. And we don't like things happening quickly because why would we? Cuz [music] things don't happen quick for the rest of us, so why should it happen quick for this person?
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And see, the disdain towards things changing fairly quickly then does one thing in particular. It associates guilt with rapid change.
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Now, let's be real. You want what it is what You want what it is that you want. But let's be real.
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If your reality was to actually change to the degree that you wanted to, if you was able to manifest whatever it is that you want so quickly, you'd feel guilty.
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You'd feel guilty for the mere fact that rapid change is a drastic change. And a drastic change is a very stark contrast between the life of the people around you and you. Meaning, if the money flooded in overnight, very rapidly,
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more than likely the people around you don't have that level of money. Which means that now you'd be the individual that money. Now, that's uncomfortable.
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Now you're like, "Damn, this money's coming in so quickly, but what about this person? What about this person?" Same thing with romantic relationships.
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If in your group all of you are just out here just dealing with pure litter in these streets, and then one of you happens to fall in love fairly quickly, you'll be like, "Damn, it's a bit it's a
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it's a bit off. It's a bit it's a bit bad." And the same thing can be extrapolated career. Now, that guilt is directly intertwined with this belief, and this does two dangerous things. Now, your beliefs are the borders of the world
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that you can live in. And that's a bar, write that down. [music] They say a bug's world is only as big as the leaf that it's on.
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And the leaf in [music] this instance is your belief. I like how that rhymes. The leaf is the belief, and you are the bug.
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Now, the belief your beliefs are the borders of the world that you can live in. Meaning, the belief that you have practically creates a border, and nothing outside of this exists. You cannot go outside of that belief. Now,
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combine that belief with the guilt associated with rapid change, and then we delude ourselves into thinking that in order for us to deserve things, we have to grind through. Because guess what?
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We have so much [music] adoration, we have so much respect for the person that works at the company for 120 years and then gets the promotion. We have so much respect for the person for the woman that kisses 10 million frogs in order to
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get the prince. We have so much respect for the guy who goes through the dirt in order to finally get his diamond. We have so much respect for the business owner who's been grinding for 33 [music] years, failed a hundred and million
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businesses just to finally get that one. There's this idea that's intertwined that rapid change isn't something that is deserved.
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And in order for us to deserve things, it must take a lot of time. Now, if you don't come to the realization that you have this and you'll be an individual that can never actually change their reality as quickly as they want.
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And I mean this in every metric because that belief combines with that emotion. And the thing about guilt is that we feel as human beings that the only way that we can alleviate guilt is through self-condemnation.
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Meaning, when we feel guilty for something, we want to punish ourselves in order for us to feel as if we're getting what we deserve. Combine that self-condemnation with the frequency of guilt, which is corrosive, and it distorts the frequency that you're
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moving at, combine that with the belief, and then you have a recipe for things to never change quickly.
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And you have to be honest that you're experiencing these things [music] because if you don't have the capability of being honest that there is a level of guilt associated with rapid change, then you won't possess the awareness for
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transformation because awareness is the prerequisite for transformation. You can't change anything that you're unaware of, but you've been negating the fact that you actually might be uncomfortable with things actually change fairly quickly because your first thought to most of us our first thought
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is, "What would this person say? How would this person react?" I'm pretty sure most people's stress when it comes to winning the lottery isn't even winning the money, is how everybody around them is going to act.
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And if that's if that's something, let that let that testament be extrapolated to every other aspect of our lives. If he was to fall in love and be in that relationship, what would those people say? If he was to get that promotion,
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what would those people say? See, we're so concerned with what other people say that we're quite literally their prisoner. Laozi, one of my most favorite philosophers, he says, you know, to care for the opinions of others is to become
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their prisoner. And it's true. Now, you're probably thinking, "Okay, I understand. You know, maybe I don't want things to change as quickly as I want." And that's something you have to come to a realization of because if you've been
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doing this work [music] and you know you should have materialized this [ __ ] way quicker than you should have before, then that means there is something that is prohibiting you from moving forward. There's aspect of your consciousness that's in direct
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contradiction with things unfolding fairly quickly. That's the one thing that you have to come to a realization of, especially if you've been doing the work. If you've been doing the work correctly, then yeah, there's definitely an aspect of your mind that is in
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contradiction. And I say these things to clients all the time because when a client signs up to work with me, we work together for 7 weeks and usually around the 9th to 11th week, clients start to get results, right? Because we
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space out the sessions. And in that time, we have I have to go through their mind to understand what could be all the things that could stop them from wanting to move forward.
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Because it exists. See, we naively just think our mind is just going to be on our side, [music] right? We just think our mind is going to be on our side and things are just going to unfold easy, but you see this
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throughout many different spiritual cultures. You know, in Buddhism, they talk about the monkey mind. In the Bible, they called it the devil.
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Scientists call it the reptilian brain. There's an aspect of our consciousness that is against itself that in order for us to be led to where we is that we want to be, we need to tame it. [music] And
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you need to begin to tame aspects of your mind of all the reasons why things wouldn't want to change quick. Now, you have to ask yourself one question in particular.
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Two questions, actually. Maybe three. Okay, two questions. First question, do I believe that good things must take time?
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Because that belief in of itself is the thing that is inhibiting for things to change fairly quickly on the basis that your mind feels as if it needs to earn and deserve and go through things for a large period of time in order for you to
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get for in order for you to get what it is that you want. The second thing is, what would be all the bad things that would unfold if you got exactly what you wanted right now?
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Cuz see, often times people say, "Oh, I want more money." Okay, but you indirectly know that that would come with different problems. You know that might lead to alterations in the relationships with those around you. Do you actually want that?
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Cuz see, it's your naivety It's your naivety in the idea that you just want what you want and that's it.
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It's not that simple, unfortunately. I mean, simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication, and we will simplify all of this as we do, but when I'm saying that we often think we just want those things without realizing the experiences
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and the observations that our mind has cultivated and stored this amount of data in association with what it is that we want.
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You say you want to be in a relationship. I mean, do you really want some Do you really want to consider somebody else every time that you go out? Do you want to have to check with somebody that their feelings okay? Do
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you want to have to kind of potentially walk on eggshells? Do you want to have to know what to think about, what not to say, what to say, how to move, how to not move? Do you actually want those
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things? You talk about wanting that career promotion, but do you actually want the responsibilities that come with that emotion? Because it's your neck that's on the line. Pause. Do you actually want that?
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You have to begin to actually understand that there may be associations with what it is that you want that your mind may not be actually wanting that much. Because if you don't come to that awareness, then you'll be
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stuck. Now, I'm going to show you how to move all all past that now, but it's important that you understand that.
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Man, I can tell this This a millennial commentary. Mhm. You had to Mhm. This This comment fits in two screenshots.
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You know what I'm saying? All right, cool. Let me Let me actually lock him for this one.
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Two screenshots? Two screenshots. That's a lot of text. You have my undivided attention. Absolutely love the Gen Z versus millennial talk. Y'all are I wouldn't say it's against. I wouldn't say it's versus, but As a mature millennial myself, it's rare
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I take Gen Z kids serious. The fact you wrote the rest of this and that's What do What have we done to you?
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You know what I'm saying? What have we done to you guys? But y'all jokes about sending letters to your spouse that moved away from the neighborhood had me in tears.
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That is rude. That's real though. That's real though. That's real. Jokes aside, y'all hit the nail on the head though. Yes, modern times are better due to technology, but we had more genuine connection back in the day.
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We cherished connection more. Yes, we cherished renting the new Mario Kart from the Blockbuster knowing we only had a week to play [music] it.
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Why did y'all only have a play it? Had to return that, ain't it? Or else late late fees.
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Doesn't sound real. It Yes, we cherished waiting on the new episode of Dragon Ball Z next week knowing we didn't have easy access to watch the entire Cell Saga on YouTube.
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Cell Saga was [ __ ] fire. I didn't know what that is. He doesn't know. He's He's uncultured.
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Cell Saga was fire. Yes, we cherished one of the homies getting the new Lil Wayne CD then we all go to his house to listen to it on the boom box, etc.
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Boom box is nuts. Like we We had listening parties. It wasn't parties, but like We just played it on Spotify.
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Spotify connected to your speaker. [laughter] Boom box. Boom box. I didn't have no They're like this.
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Crazy. And to answer your question about what we did to pass pass by time being Huh?
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to pass time [music] Oh, there wasn't any internet. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I remember Oh, they didn't have any Netflix, etc.
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It's simple, we were outside long. We were outside, too. We were outside, too. We were literally outside playing sports hide-and-seek manhunt camping sleepovers at friends' house. We were also gaming, but it wasn't online or on Twitch. We were playing Game Boys with
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our friends. I remember Game Boys. Just about. Nintendo DS, all of that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All under one roof. We have four controllers per game system [music] playing Super Smash Bros.
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So, it's not true. Yeah. Um lol, it's the reason Gen Z loves nostalgia so much is cuz we was outside creating memories. I find it funny Gen Z hates on millennials because they don't know Where do they get this notion we hate on
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them? Where is this coming from? We don't hate you guys. What? Where is this coming from? I speak on all Gen Zs right now. We do not hate on you guys. You guys hate on us.
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For real. For real. They're the ones that create the competition. know what I'm saying? They're like, "Oh, you guys don't even go outside. You guys don't even know what a burger tastes like." What?
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Because they don't know that we created the majority of what they love regarding nostalgia. [music] I'm into fashion personally and I'm finding that Gen Z's favorite style is Y2K.
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LOL. That's true. That is true. That is true. I can't lie, I'll be seeing the way some of these [ __ ] in my generation dress, I don't know, man.
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It's a bit too risky for me and the I don't know. I'm not You get me? I'm not I'm not man enough to dress the way that Yeah, that's a good one. That's good good PR. Good PR. Yeah, you learning.
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Yeah. I'm man enough You know, I'm not comfortable enough in my masculinity to wear some of the things that people in my generation wear.
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Yeah, same. You know what I'm saying? That's literally more efficient. Then you run out of PR.
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[laughter] You know what I mean? When you stay in the cold. You run out of PR.
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[snorts] That's literally the style we created as millennials, lol. It's funny but great episode. My favorite yet, largely due to the message. Plus the banter between you guys today was hilarious. Also, the jokes on millennials today I gave I give
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an A plus. Thanks. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank Yeah, that that episode is hilarious to me.
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thank you, thank you, thank you. Genuinely, I was dying in that episode. Sending letters and you guys moved your heart.
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That's deep. That's so deep when you think about it. Oh, man. imagine? That's so deep.
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And then we even said, you see them like 20 years later and they're And they're like Yeah, with kids.
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And you were like were like, you never You never responded to my letter. And she's like, I didn't get the letter. And he's like, what?
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[laughter] And your life just went down a whole different path. All because All because Royal Mail didn't deliver your letter on time.
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[ __ ] man. That's That's some [ __ ] you see in movies, bro.
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Mom's laugh. I think I think one person actually commented that that's what happened in the Titanic. She was like, that's what happened in the Titanic. That's my favorite film.
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I Oh, yeah, that is what happened in the Titanic. Is [music] it? Or was it The Notebook? I don't know.
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Either way, all don't do is about cheating. [snorts] That that That's all millennials know about me.
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I said, all they music That's all That's what it was in the album. [laughter] See, now Now you're about to start a war. This is why they say that we're onto them.
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What else we got? Watching Nero is basically being in court and signing divorce papers with the old frequency.
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Old frequency got nothing on me. Red. The green doesn't really show up nice, I don't think.
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Someone said he gives me Thoth, the Egyptian god, vibes. So, my ears Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. [music] Can you do me a favor? Can you actually pass that thing on the Oh so Often times, you know, spiritual people
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like to say that they are they are reincarnations of people. [ __ ] I'm just [music] me, first of all. I'm not going to play into any particular type of narrative that could lead to a spiritual hierarchy for me to then act
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as if I'm a cult leader. People have been saying to me that, I think you're the reincarnation of Thoth. I'm not I'm just a [ __ ] that knows some stuff and he's talking about it online and he's
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hired by, you know, certain group of people and I'm just sharing that information. Weird thing is though, my mom did go to Egypt and she randomly [music] bought this. She had no idea who this was. This is though, this is Hermes
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Thoth, also Mercury to the Romans, Hermes to the Greeks, um the prophet Idris in the Quran, Enoch in the book of Enoch that was in the taken out of the Bible. But yeah, he's the world's first astronomer astrologer alchemist
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scribe, whole bunch of stuff. So, I found that very interesting [music] and synchronistic that my mom bought that not knowing who it was.
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Okay. Boombox is crazy. CDs, playing Mario Kart. No, CDs is fair because like I remember my mom had the Mary J. Blige um CDs. You know what I mean?
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You know what I'm saying? Why are you smiling? You never seen a CD before?
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No, it's just them mom were renting out games. Yeah, renting out games giving them back is crazy. That means you actually have we have to play the game for real. Like if you rent the game, he said, "Yo, I'm
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going to buy this game. You got to return it in 3 days." Bro, next release is you're locked in.
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I think that that that's a bit more intentional though. I do you think playing the games with your friends offline, that's that that's a different type of connection.
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It is a different type of connection. come around [music] mine and just play Mario, play FIFA.
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I got friends I've never even met playing games. Well, when I used to play games, like and I mean one thought was being groomed, but Nah, same.
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But like, you know what I'm saying? It's fairly normal or it was fairly normal back then when we used to play games to like have whole friendships with people that you've never even met before. You know what I mean?
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And I wish I could play games now, but I just I don't know what it is. Like I [music] can I can play FIFA with AJ, but like that's every once in a while, but like I just find it hard to game now. I
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don't know why. Favorite game is Modern Warfare 2 though or Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. One of those and probably Black Ops 2 still.
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Black Ops 2 Black Ops 2 was banging. Black Ops Black Ops 2 was hard.
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I was a Black [music] Ops guy. Especially like Nah, I was a Modern Warfare guy.
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Multiplayer then zombies Prestige Prestige, yeah. Maxed out prestige too many times. Zombies was just fire.
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Zombies was good, innit? You never been into GTA? Of course. That's that's the reason I bought my PlayStation back for GTA 6 and then they delayed it twice.
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That's why I ended up buying FIFA. going to be playing that? GTA 6 [music] Yeah, hopefully.
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You think so? Yeah. Think we'll play for like a couple of days. You know bro, it we've been waiting too long.
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Like Marcus, man. They've they've they've been edging us, bro. Yeah, they have been edging us to be fair.
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Now, all instant change requires two things. One, an emotional charge to be formed into the subconscious mind and number two, a simple decision making.
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I'd actually I'd You know what? Let me rewrite this. I'd actually put a decision first.
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Perfect. So, number one, a decision. Number two, an emotional charge. Now, in order for you to actually change instantly, we have to understand that going back to what I said, my definition of manifestation internally shifting to a degree [music]
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to which you're no longer emotionally dependent upon seeing reality change. If you want more details on that, Outsmarting Reality, Amazon bestseller for 6 months rated all three categories with 4.9 rating with over 1,000 positive reviews. Link in the description.
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All jokes aside though, manifestation is internally shifting to a degree to which you're no longer emotionally dependent upon seeing reality change. When you're good with it and you're good without it. Now, you can only be good with it You can only be
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good with it and without it when your mind is already convinced that you have it. Your mind doesn't feel like it's missing anything that it has. Meaning that you need to create an internal state of frequency, self-concept, state
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of consciousness that suggests your subconscious mind that you already have what it is that you want by embodying the mental and emotional equivalent of that state before reality proves it to you. And the way that you do that is
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understanding that the subconscious mind is predominantly programmed by emotion. Emotion is the language of God. It is the main thing that programs the subconscious mind. Emotion in and of itself also turns into frequency because your emotion is energy, emotion that
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emits a signal that we call a vibration. Vibration in units or in momentum becomes a frequency. Frequency is nothing more than equivalent of steam.
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Steam, [music] ice, same energy, H2O. The only difference is their rate of vibration. Steam, matter, ice, frequency. Frequency is immaterialized reality. Reality is materialized frequency. Frozen imagination, that is the world that you live in. Now, emotion in and of itself,
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like I said, is intertwined into frequency, but emotion is the main thing that alters the subconscious mind.
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Specifically, an emotional charge. Now, when I say emotional charge, I'm simply referring to emotional intensity. If you can form emotional intensity with whatever it is that you desire to manifest [music] your DR, then you have the capability of putting
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that idea into the subconscious, and at the moment it is within, it will be without. The moment it is on heaven, it will be on earth. The moment it is in your inner world, it will reflect itself into your external world. Now, emotional
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intensity in and of itself can be seen throughout many different aspects of life. I always give this example. An individual only has to go through a traumatic experience once for their entire mind, their entire paradigm to be completely altered, only once. Now,
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typically in the manifestation side of things, people talk about repetition, repetition, repetition. Repetition's cool, but it's a long-winded way of going about things. The reason why my clients can get results fairly quickly is because the thing that we
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predominantly focus on is creating an emotional charge in reference to whatever it is that they want. Now, when I say emotional charge, this is going to be unique to you.
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So, don't let people tell you online, "Oh, you need to feel joy. You need to feel ex- excitement. You need to feel happiness." You can feel whatever the [ __ ] you'd feel. It's your reality.
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Upon you materializing something, there's a certain way that you react with the type of person that you are.
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I'm not really a [ __ ] that gets gassed. I don't really get excited much.
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I'm never really excited. Mine is more like calm serenity, serene confidence. That's how I feel when things materialize for me. So, I know that that's the state that I must seek to cultivate. I know that's the emotion I
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must seek to cultivate with intensity, serenity. If you're an excited [music] person, then that's you. If you're a joyous person, then that's you. If you're a calm person, then that's you.
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If you're a secure person, then that's you. You have to understand how you would feel upon being in that reality, not how someone else would feel because this is your reality that you're creating. Now, to go back to what I was saying,
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at the moment that you can create emotional intensity, of course, unique to you, [music] surrounding your desired reality, at that moment it will enter your subconscious mind. When it enters your subconscious mind, it can only be done once. Cuz see, to go back to what I
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was saying, there's this notion in the realm of manifestation that [music] you have to be visualizing things for 30 years in order for it to unfold. That's complete and utter nonsense. One emotionally intense experience can alter your life completely negatively. That's
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trauma. But everything exists in duality. If it can exist for trauma, it can also exist on the positive side of things. [music] And if it can exist on the positive side of things, then it's about your ability to intentionally
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cultivate that emotional state that you'd feel upon being in that reality because emotion is a more intense degree of power than thoughts. Emotion is more powerful than thought. Emotion is more powerful than thought. Emotion is more powerful than thought. How do we know?
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Because you could be in a [ __ ] up emotional state, and then that will be the source of your thoughts. You see, it's not the other way around. Our emotions typically are the source of the type of thoughts that we place ourselves
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in resonance to. Because like I said, emotion is energy, emotion, vibration, frequency. Frequency then brings thoughts that are on resonance with that. So, the calmer that you feel, the more calm your thoughts are going to be.
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But have you ever been angry? When you're angry, it's just like you hear nothing but bad thoughts. It's just stuff that just makes you angry.
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For no reason. It could be noth- It could It something that's not even that deep. You could have poured You could have poured some water and you're like, "Fucking glass." Like "Look at this. Has nothing to do with
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nothing." It's your emotional state that is a more powerful source. So, we see this. Research has been done by the HeartMath Institute [music] to show that we produce two electromagnetic fields, one from the heart, one from the mind.
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The one from the heart is 60 to 100 times more powerful than the one of the mind. Your heart is a very, very powerful source. Hence why in Islamic culture, but originating from the Egyptians, your heart must be lighter
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than a feather. Right? Your heart, as it says in Proverbs 4:23, "Guard your heart because life unfolds from your heart. As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he." The heart is directly interconnected with the subconscious cuz heart produces
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emotion, emotion, subconscious mind. So, essentially what I'm saying to you is, whatever it is that you want to materialize, your priority should be cultivating the emotional state that you'd feel upon being in that reality.
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There's two ways you can go about this. This is the same method I give to my clients. You sit down, lay down, relax, however long it takes you to feel as if you're relaxed. Could be 5 minutes, 15,
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20, 30. I was actually on the phone with a client of mine the other day and he he repeated that verbatim back to me cuz he's watched my video so many times. But anyways, you bring a scene in which somebody that
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you love is acknowledging the materialization of what it is that you want. They could be saying, "I never I [music] You know, I knew you was going to make X amount of money. I knew you was going to
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get the job. I can't believe you got the promotion. I'm so happy. I've never seen you love like this." Something that they would say upon being really happy for you. That's going to cultivate emotion, keep it nice and short. When it's short,
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just loop it again and again and then again and again. "I knew you was going to make X amount of money this month. I knew you was going to make X amount of money this month. I knew you was going
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to hit X amount of subscribers. I knew you was going to get the promotion. I knew you was going to get the job." Just something simple that somebody that you love, somebody that will genuinely be happy to see you manifest what it is
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that you want. So, the emotion is genuine as you're visualizing it and you're hugging them or high-fiving them or fist bumping them, whatever.
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The more that you do that, the more that you're going to cultivate emotional intensity. Now, this works beautifully because remember what I said, you must be good with it or good without it. But how do you get to a point when
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you're good with it or you're good without it? You get to a point of being good with it or without it when your mind is already convinced that you have it anyways. But your mind will be convinced that you have it anyways
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predicates on your subconscious being given the emotion that immerses the idea into your subconscious.
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It really takes an instant. The second way is that you could quite literally just ask yourself, "How would the version of me that has feel right now?" And just sit with yourself in stillness, cultivate that emotional state and hold
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it. And you hold it throughout the day. It's going to be like this, right?
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You'll be in the center, something throws you off, you bring it back. Something throws you off, you bring it back. Something throws you off, you bring it back. If you can just consistently ask yourself throughout the day, how would I feel if I had this? How
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would I feel upon having this? How would I feel upon having this? Then you're going to end up cultivating the emotion, the emotional state of that version of you. Then you combine that with the idea that you already have it and you've been
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having it and it was always going to be yours, so on and so forth, then you begin to transcend time because remember, you must make the future a present where you have no longer conception of the future by embodying
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that state that mental and emotional energy that you would then. Now, I want to say a decision.
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I also say a decision because things change from the moment that you say they're changed until you say otherwise. That's a bar, write that down.
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Things change from the moment that you say they [music] have changed until you say otherwise. And see, we say otherwise not verbally, we say it mentally.
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Because let's say you're embodying a particular state of consciousness, let's say you're embodying a state of making a certain amount of money.
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And you say, I've changed, I'm in that state. It's a simple decision. A relaxed, simple decision.
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The moment that you begin to say, "But no money's coming in so far." You pulled yourself out of that state.
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It's fine if you get pulled out the state. [music] Frequencies oscillate. That's a bar and it rhymed. It's okay if you get pulled out that state. Frequencies oscillate.
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Bring it back. It's fine. Don't Don't make a big deal out of it. Just bring it back. Just bring it back. Bring it back.
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And then at that particular moment, you'll come to the realization that the moment you put on the jacket to the moment you take it off is the moment that you changed.
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And see, another trick that the old frequency plays on us is convincing us that intrusive thoughts or thoughts that are in contradiction to our state are an indication that we're not in that state.
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It doesn't work like that. Because even in your desired reality, you'd still have conflicting thoughts.
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So why do you have this idea to be [ __ ] perfect? That's not the truth of the matter. You see, even in embodying the amount of money that you want, you're still going to get the odd thought. That's fine. Don't make it
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bigger than it actually is cuz it's through your perception that you magnify and then you actually end up creating a thought that pulls you out of that state instead of just saying, "Oh, that's just a thought. I'm still in [music] that
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state." You're in that state until you say otherwise. Think about it like being an actor all day.
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Right? That's essentially what it is. You're in that role until it's time to cut, but it never cuts.
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Now, if you do want help manifesting quicker, easier, and want to track your frequency in real time, you can join 18,000 others by downloading Frequency, which is my app where you define the version of you that already has it, and
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then they guide you every day until you become them. Link in the description. Got turned on.
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What? Pause. I feel like you're reading something out of context here. Definitely. He said got turned on to your material about 2 days ago.
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Okay. So, why did you do that to you? Because why are you saying got turned on? Why can't you say so?
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He said he got turned on to the material. Wait, that still doesn't No, that still doesn't sound right.
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Turned on to [ __ ] going to be used. [music] You say got put on?
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Yeah. Read it Read it thing anyways. Got turned on to your material about 2 days ago.
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Sorry, bro. You're new here. Clearly, you're new here. Oh god. My work payments have [music] had stalling kept getting random expenses. After watching your videos, my payments came through, random money from family, and got a bonus from my company
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for performance first month they offered it. Appreciate it, bro. It's a pleasure having you here. Apologies for the um He initially said he got turned onto your material a few months ago.
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Yeah. So, a few months ago he was getting turned on, basically. Yeah. Got to be careful what you say online, though.
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You got to be careful what you say here. Sorry bro. You thought you were safe.
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Started watching your videos on an old iPhone 8 while sleeping in my parents' kitchen floor.
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How? Got there. Tonight, I'm watching this video on my 55-in 4K OLED TV. [music] Cheers.
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OLED. There he did it. He He reflex Is he flexing on us? He is flexing. OLED.
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Why Why do you have to do this to us? You flexing OLED. You're flexing. You didn't have to say OLED. You didn't have to say that, bro.
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Okay, OLED. You didn't even have to say 4K. 55 inches was enough for us.
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Woah. Woah. We need We need to work on your PR. Anyway, in the living room of my four-bedroom house, spirituality without the ability to control your reality is vanity. Tell them, bro.
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That is fire. Nah, that's sick. Old iPhone 8, nah, that's hm [music] kitchen floor, man.
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Tough times never last. Sound like the start of a lyric. iPhone 8 kitchen floor.
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I just see drinks. Sample this one, bro. That is amazing, bro. Congratulations to you. That's absolutely amazing.
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What's the saying? Tough times never last, only tough people. That's what they say. Yeah, man.
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That's what they say. I don't know. Some people's Some They say that God gives his strongest battles to his toughest so toughest soldiers.
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Yo, yo, I don't think any saying has done more damage It's it. Like like for real.
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Because it Because it then it gives you like this idea of Yeah, I'm You get me.
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God's blessing me right here. And you're just going through it, bro. Like I literally seen a graph It's backwards, man.
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I seen a graph. It was like God answers prayers. Uh praise God is the best. Praise the Lord. God doesn't answer prayers. He's given you He's giving his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers.
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Yeah. All right, then. Yeah. I mean, it's the paradox of religion, isn't it? It's the paradox of religion.
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I mean, you know, when something goes good, glory be to God. When something goes right, it's the devil. You know what I'm saying? It's the paradox of your or You know what I found out?
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What you found out? I found out that people watch us while they're showering, while they're cooking, while they're cleaning, and while they're doing their makeup.
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I'm not surprised. I don't know how I feel about that, though. I'm not surprised.
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Is that a good thing? Yeah, like I watch United Stand while doing anything, bro.
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I mean, what? I watch The United Stand. United Stand, what's that? He just talks about football. Like United stuff.
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Yeah, but that's like useless stuff. You know what I'm saying? Like we're talking about like serious things here.
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I guess. You know what I'm saying? Well, it's funny sometimes, though. Huh? Then we cooking, we bust a joke, they're like Yeah. Well, imagine imagine you're just cooking, just smiling to yourself. Just chopping vegetables, just smiling.
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You're just mopping, just like these guys. [laughter] Do we got any other comments before this part? Cubes. [music] Yes.
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This one. Nero, I want to share your thoughts with my 10 viewers. Okay. Okay.
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Sharing what I took away from this video, giving you loads of credit, of course, but also the light bulb moments you light in [music] me. Pause. I just want to I just want to talk about them more and more. I remember when I was
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creating content just talking about spirituality in my room, which I've made private because I felt like I had the biggest ego during this time and I don't resonate with the old videos much anymore. But during this time of
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creating I look back at some of my old videos. I'm like, "What the [ __ ] is this?" Yeah, you always tell me you wanted to delete some of them.
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I'm like, "What the [ __ ] is this? This is just crazy." No, but I feel like that the moment I make a video.
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So, we made these videos and then Asia will upload them on Sunday. He'll send me a link to make sure that, you know, I'm calm with it and I'll be like, "What What am I even saying? This is rubbish."
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I'd laugh, bro. Sure. Um where was I? Um but during this time of creating, I honestly have never felt so alive.
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Speaking my thoughts out loud seemed to shape my reality at at the speed of light. I started creating music, lyrics, sounds, flows. Everything started to click to me. It felt like [music] when I was just in the state of
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creating. Anyways, I love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing. I feel inspired to create again. I want to share these ideas and I know it'll reach the right ears one day. But more than that, being in the state of creation
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helps helps me hear my thoughts again. When I'm constantly consuming too much content, my thoughts numb and I search for them outside of myself. I don't want to be constantly seeking progression anymore. That was keeping me stuck. I am
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whole and complete and you've helped me realize that, Nero. Thank you. Sending peace and love to you both.
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That's real. How sweet. That was very sweet. See, that felt like a sweet message.
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The The 55-in OLED one felt like he was just calling us dead broke. Bro named his TV 55 in.
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Surprised you didn't say Samsung, you know, Samsung SKN 0325. No, that's amazing. 2026 edition.
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2026, bro. Now, he's living in a different reality. He's got the 2030 edition. Instant relaxation is instant manifestation. That's a bar, please write that down. Because you have to understand one thing in particular.
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Relaxation is very powerful. Relaxation is powerful because once you're in a state of relaxation, your brain enters theta alpha. Alpha, theta, these are brain wave states. Theta is 4 to 8 hertz, and these are brain wave states to which your subconscious mind becomes
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present. [music] You see, in order for you to actually materialize what it is that you want, we have to make sure that the work that you're doing is actually going somewhere. I'll give an example. We as human beings,
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when we're active and focused, we are in a state called beta or beta. [music] These are the waves. They're very, very fast. Think about it like trying to catch a train. It's very hard to jump on a train that is moving very fast. If you
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want to jump on a train, then let it be slow. It's easier to catch when it's slow. This can be extrapolated to the idea that the alpha and theta wave brain waves are much slower than beta. And this comes to getting ideas to latch
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onto the subconscious mind. The more that you can consistently immerse yourself in relaxation, the more opportunity the work that you're doing, the self-concept that you're cultivating, the frequency that you're trying to embody, the more chance that has entering the subconscious mind. Now,
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understand one thing in particular. Like I said, most people do this work day in day out, but it goes nowhere because they're throwing seeds in infertile soil. The subconscious mind, if you want the most fertile soil, then you have to
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be in a state of relaxation, which means you have to consistently immerse yourself into things that relax you, things that keep you still. You need to make sure that you're consciously meditating, you're consciously taking time out to just do nothing in a day,
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and I really do mean that. [music] Because the more that you can cultivate stillness and relaxation, the more open your subconscious mind is. When your subconscious mind is open, you have more of a chance of entering the club, you
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the desired reality, entering the club of the subconscious mind. And then when you enter the subconscious mind, it has the capability of materializing itself into reality. The quicker you can relax, the quicker you can manifest. See, a lot
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of people actually struggle to instantly change their reality because they're so [music] stressed. But of course you're [ __ ] stressed. Your life isn't the way that it is that you want to be. But that's not the issue. The issue isn't
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necessarily the things that happen to you, it's what happens inside of you based on the things that happen outside of you. And what I mean by that is this, life is going to do whatever the [ __ ] it
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does. We cannot directly control the events or circumstances that life deals out to us.
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Indirectly, yes, but directly, no. Can I say I'm going to walk outside today and get given a hundred million cash? No.
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Indirectly, I can place myself on a frequency to become in resonance with that version of me that then deserves that, shift to a particular parallel universe, bring that here, so on and so forth. But directly, no.
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So, it's important that you make sure that your inner state of relaxation as much as possible on the basis of the fact that life is going to do what it does.
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But in response to life, you must cultivate stillness, calmness, and relaxation intentionally every single day of your life. What if just let me throw a crazy thought out here. Let me just throw a crazy thought out here.
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A is looking at me like I'm about to say something that's going to get the channel get absolutely taken down. But anyways, what if the degree at things or the degree at which you want things to change [music]
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is directly proportional to the amount that you relax and immerse yourself into stillness? See, as human beings for whatever reason, we demonize relaxation. I'll give you an example. If I end up taking a nap I'm pissed off. I hate taking
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naps. [music] I just get so angry when I wake up cuz I'm just like how useless how useless are you? Like I hate naps for whatever reason. Like I wake up from a nap and I'll just be like
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what are you thinking? I hear it. Even the idea of not working for a couple of days, it makes us feel uncomfortable. There's this I don't know if maybe it's the effects of capitalism or it's just human being attaching our
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self-worth to our our work to our self-worth, whatever, but we hate not to do anything. Not doing makes us feel very uncomfortable. Pascal said humanity most of humanity's problems stem from an inability to be by themselves alone in a
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room. The more that we can immerse ourselves into stillness, [music] the more that we can actually touch godliness. So what I mean by that is this, Psalm 46:10 says, "Be still and know that I am God." In order to know or tap into the infinite,
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you must immerse yourself in stillness. Stillness is the prerequisite to touching the infinite cuz the infinite exists through the gateway of our subconscious mind. Our subconscious mind only opens when we are in a state of relaxation. The more that you can
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consistently make yourself relax throughout the day, the increased likelihood that the work you're doing is going to reach the subconscious mind. And if that increases the likelihood of that reaching the subconscious mind, then you increase the likelihood of manifesting what it is
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that you want. Clients are always shocked when we start working together and I'm like, "All right, cool. I want you to take a week off work, do nothing, go have fun." They're like, "What?" They're like they're like, "Yo, I paid this guy 50K
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for this advice. Like what is this?" And one thing that you have to understand is this, you see a demonization of relaxation is a demonization of the manifestation of your desired reality.
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Cuz if you can't even relax, then you can't create brain waves that are producing alpha and theta which are 4-8 hertz. And if you can't produce those brain waves, then your subconscious mind will never be open. And if your
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subconscious mind is never open, you never get to alter your subconscious mind. And if you never get to alter your subconscious mind, you never get to alter the sequence and chain of events that unfold in your reality, because
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they all stem from your subconscious mind. Relaxation is of the highest importance, of the highest importance. I don't know why my voice broke right then, but it's of the highest importance.
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I can't stress it enough. Now, if you're an entrepreneur who's made millions, you have the correct knowledge, skills, strategies, so on and so forth, and for whatever reason, even though you have everything that should work, you're still stuck. It's more than
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likely you have some type of subconscious block or distortion in your frequency, and that's exactly why I'm hired by 7-9 figure entrepreneurs. So, if that's you and you want to work with me and solve that problem, then you can
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apply to work with me, link in the description. Now, but taking naps actually pisses me off, bro. Which is funny, because a lot of great inventors, from Tesla to um Henry Ford to Thomas Edison, these people used to periodically take naps.
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[music] Like like put into their schedule. That's crazy. Yeah. Seems like a waste of time.
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It seems like such a waste of time, but it's not, because you're tap you then get to tap into another realm of existence. You get to tap into a different source of information beyond the information that we're used to being
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able to see in this third dimensional realm. You know what I'm saying? It's very interesting, like even the uh periodic table, it was discovered by a man named uh Dmitri Mendeleev, and [music] that came to him in a dream.
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The periodic table. The base of the periodic table came to him through a dream.
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That's wild. And dream and meditation sleep sleep and meditation are cousins. Hello, Nima. Hello, AJ. Nice to meet you.
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I am Japanese. [music] And I've been watching your videos and learning about manifestation. Through them, I realized Am I about to be called a rapper again.
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I don't know. I'm I literally I don't know. Through them, I realized that what was limiting me was myself.
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This year, my oldest daughter was accepted into her first choice university. Woo! Congrats. My youngest daughter, who had been refusing to attend school, has started going to a separate classroom at school.
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Woo! I also left my stressful current job and secured a new job in a field I truly wanted to work in. In addition, I restarted singing lessons, something I've always loved.
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That's so sweet. Sending you so much love from beyond the screen. Shout you out.
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That comment felt like a warm hug. It just felt so real. [music] She said she's even doing singing lessons again. That's so sweet.
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We get nice messages If you want singing lessons, me and AJ, we can give you a discount.
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Yeah, we can. We can. Over Zoom, though. Yeah, over Zoom. in Japanese, so I'm assuming that you're still in Japan.
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Yeah. Yeah. We charge extra cuz, you know, international clients [music] and that. It's mad how we get nice comments like that, and then we get Uh We We get this. We We get stuff like this.
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I am 53 in this realm with no biological children. I'm active 50 53 years young, darling.
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I'm actively [music] searching for this realm in which you are my husband and [music] my baby daddy.
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Actively searching for the realm in which [music] you are my husband was crazy. and my baby daddy.
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Fez. She said husband and baby day. Yeah. Which one is it, mate? Trying to get best of both worlds.
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You get the best of both worlds. Chill it out, take a slump, then you rock out the show.
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You know where that's from? Um High School Musical. Hannah Montana. [snorts] You were just You were just babbling [ __ ] Just babbling. Just babbling. I know it's one of them, though.
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It's Hi- It's Hannah Montana. And you were I didn't watch Hannah Montana. For real?
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I watched that High School Musical. I didn't like it, though. Who doesn't like High School Musical?
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It was just a musical, bro. I'm not really into musicals like that. You did Who doesn't like High School Musical?
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I was really just shooting and just You were doing what? I was just shooting and hoping. Just saying names.
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Yeah, you were. Mhm. I was going to start saying High School Musical 1 2 3 We're all in this together.
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Cool. The final thing to instant change is being able to tune into intuition. You see your intuition is the version of you that already has what it is that you want reminding you how you got there in the first place. And [music] that's a
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part of that down. Now, that version of you already exists. And once you begin to become in resonance with that version of you by embodying the mental and emotional states of already being that person, that person starts to send you
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their thoughts and instruction manual, a blueprint on how to cultivate that reality. We call that intuition. But, the thing about intuition is that your intuition is only as valuable as your ability to execute it quickly. You see, once you start to consistently put
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yourself in relaxation, the more you're in relaxation, the more you access the subconscious mind. And the more you access the subconscious mind, the clearer you hear your intuition predicates upon that relaxation. But, if you don't have the capability of
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executing that intuition, then you actually never bring your desired reality into place. See, a lot of people there's things that you know you need to do.
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There's things that you know you should have done a while ago. There's things that you know you must do in reflection of your desired reality. And you keep putting those things off. And the unfortunate thing is if you put off
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intuition, then the version of you that's attempting to guide you on getting to that reality, it will just eventually stop talking. And when they stop talking, you're [ __ ] Quite literally.
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It's of the highest importance that individuals have you Those individuals that just seem to make the right moves.
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They know what moves to make. They know what moves not to make. It's because they're tapped into their intuition.
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They're tapped into their intuition predicates upon the conviction and relaxation that they're already the versions of them that they want to be, whether they realize it or not. And then that version of them is saying, "Make this move. Don't make that move." And
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that's what's allowing for things to unfold fairly quickly. Individuals that unfortunately don't change their reality quickly, they don't tap in their intuition. Cuz your intuition comes from a realm outside of this third dimensional realm. It Your intuition is
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transcendent [music] of this third dimensional realm. It's beyond the third dimensional realm. It's beyond the physical plane. It's from another world. It's from a place where space and time doesn't exist. So, if you capitalize and you execute information
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that's coming from a realm where space and time doesn't exist, then you start making space and time exist in your desired reality and you make that here.
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That being said, that is the law of instant change, ladies and gentlemen.
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