jimwell

Here's the delivery. I remember you asking this forum a few years ago how to manipulate reality at a metaphysical or spiritual level for material success. I replied that it was not possible, and that the only way to manipulate reality is via Newtonian or material processes (such as typical self‑development or business). My reply was erroneous in 2 ways: 1) Reality manipulation can, indeed, be accomplished via the Spiritual Substrate but I failed to acknowledge this. 2) I also foolishly imposed limits on your spiritual and material aspirations. This is a good opportunity for me to correct that error. And as a gesture of apology, I’m investing time and energy in this response. When you find yourself in a desperate and hopeless situation, your best chance lies in applying the Law of Correspondence or Manifestation. Conventional strategies such as hard work, networking, learning new skills, or endlessly applying to salary slave jobs often provide little relief because they are too limited for truly hopeless situations or grand ambitions. AS INSIDE, SO OUTSIDE - the Principle of Correspondence (the 2nd of the 7 Hermetic principles taught in The Kybalion) This law is about correspondence, alignment, and fractals across every domain of the universe. What exists inside must fractal outside. Although the flow is bidirectional under the law of reversibility, the inside-to-outside direction is stronger because consciousness or mind is more fundamental than the universe, the Earth, and the vicinity. Another good example is that if people around you consistently love and respect you, you tend to love and respect yourself. The reverse is also true: if you consistently love and respect yourself, those around you tend to love and respect you. Mind must exist first; only then can the universe exist. You imagine the universe, the Earth, and the vicinity into existence. The law of wish fulfilled or the law of attraction sprouts from this principle of correspondence. This principle is magical because it goes beyond mindset or personality navigating the world. It goes as far as the universe orchestrating people, events, opportunities, and situations to correspond to the internal world. Law of Correspondence Resources Individuals Who Apply the Principle to Shape Reality Motivational Videos My Manifestation Experience I started investigating and applying this principle around the middle of this year. In retrospect, I realize that I have embodied and practiced this principle for most of my life. There are too many related experiences to mention them all. But the core reason I was able to marry a Japanese girl, migrate to Japan, and start an English school there was because I unconsciously implemented this principle. I can’t provide many details because it was a very long and complex process. But to give an idea, I started changing my energetic vibration: mindset, and thought and emotional patterns via self-hypnosis. After a few months of this work, I started to see the world differently and the world in turn, started to see and treat me differently and favorably. It’s crazy to think that I didn't connect this to the Principle of Correspondence despite the enormous positive change in my external reality. Recently, my manifestation work enabled me to acquire in just a few months the things I could not obtain in many years. My home country experiences summer every day throughout the year. I feel discomfort from the heat if I wear boxer briefs that are not made of cool material such as polyester. I endured this discomfort because such boxer briefs did not exist in my home country. But after only 1 month of manifestation work, an advertisement from a foreign online marketplace appeared on my smartphone, offering me 6 free polyester boxer briefs (or something similar) if I purchased 3 items worth at least one thousand. I was surprised! Of course, I risked being scammed, but I seized the opportunity. The following week, the marketplace invited me to shop through their discount page, with offers as high as 70% off. So I did. I could hardly believe my eyes when I found a power bank with emergency light and portable fan features at a 60% discount. I had desired such a product for years but had given up hope of obtaining it, thinking it either did not exist or would be too expensive. I also desired a beautiful Android tablet capable of running TradingView for my trading endeavors, but I never pursued it seriously, believing it would be too costly. I thought "Why not invest the money into my trading capital instead?". But then the marketplace offered me a voucher worth thousands, which could be applied to the tablet I desired, reducing its price by 50%. Hence, I bought the red, beautiful tablet. Were these pure coincidences or mere luck? No, they were material manifestations. My Health and Longevity System I have also designed and implemented my Health and Longevity System. I accomplished all this in only 2 months; something I hadn't been able to for many years despite wanting to. This system includes a vegetarian diet but permits seafoods and eggs for health preservation, and matcha. I have reduced red meat consumption by 70%. At this point, I feel I could even go fully vegan. But I have chosen not to because I want to honor my body. Veganism is probably not the optimal diet. My Health and Longevity System also includes a natural parasite-expulsion protocol. It excludes red meat and sugar (although not entirely because the body requires some sugar). And of course, signature affirmations, regular walks and runs, as well as push-ups and pull-ups, are integral components. Before manifestation work, I always avoided designing such a system because of anxious thoughts: “Designing such system is too laborious and involves too much research. I don’t have the time and energy.”; “If I succeed in designing this system, I will make enormous changes to my diet. What if I damage my health?”, “It’s dumb to design that system now because I should focus on accumulating money first.”, “Would I even be able to implement this system even if I succeeded in designing it? Look how busy I am.”. These fearful thoughts felt valid, so I honored them year after year until almost 10 years had passed. But after starting my manifestation work, these fears were overpowered by desire and determination. Desire and determination over fear and hesitation. Designing my Health and Longevity System was not entirely my own doing. The universe collaborated with me. The YouTube channel I follow for its philosophical and spiritual videos suddenly uploaded a video about the importance of eliminating parasites in the gut. It was a surprising deviation from its usual content. This prompted me to research the risks of having parasites in the gut and how to eliminate them naturally. I had difficulty finding natural ways to eliminate parasites despite my research because my AI suggested mostly pharmaceutical solutions. I was afraid of the possible side effects of ingesting such chemicals. But only a few days later, Sara Jane Ho, the Chinese girl I had subscribed to a few months earlier on YouTube uploaded a video about natural ways to eliminate parasites in the gut. I hadn’t followed her for her content. In fact, I didn’t even know what her content was. I had subscribed to her simply for her physical beauty. I just wanted to see a beautiful girl on YouTube. I was astonished by all this synchronicity. I felt that the universe was responding and collaborating with me. Was this all mere coincidence or luck? No, it was because of my manifestation work. My Life’s Signature The most beautiful material manifestation of my manifestation work is that it enables me to design my Life’s Signature. I won’t provide details because it’s too personal and sacred. But it features the creation of my Highest Missions and Signature Affirmations. These embody my highest values and are unique to me; can’t be replicated by anybody else. The highest purposes of my human existence have become clear. My Manifestation System This is also too personal so I will not provide details. But it includes my Signature Affirmations, visualizations, breathwork, and a yoga‑meditation routine that I practice both after waking and before sleeping. I also perform the affirmations during my walks, runs, and even while showering. My Recommendations: Spend significant solitary time contemplating these questions: What are my highest values? What things can this world offer that are worth living and dying for? Create your Signature Affirmations based on the answers to step 1. 3 to 6 affirmations are ideal. Perform these affirmations day and night. Visualize or imagine them as you recite them and believe they will eventually manifest in your physical reality. Support them with actions. Your thoughts and actions should consistently align with your affirmations. When doubts arise, recognize that they are normal and unavoidable. Simply return to your manifestation work. Sustain your manifestation work and faith even if it takes years. Remember that this is your best chance. If your manifestation work doesn’t help, nothing else will. Bonus: Always remember that you and God are the same entity. The creative power that forms and shapes the universe is your core and essence. The only reason the world exists is that you exist. Download the YouTube videos (and search for similar ones) mentioned in this post as MP3s. Listen to them every day until they are deeply embedded in your subconscious mind.

Is this based on your experience or you just pulled this out of your ass? @5-D - L O V E I might provide an unusual and lengthy reply tomorrow if I find time and am in the mood.

That’s informative. As a gesture of thanks, I’ll share this quick conversation with my AI. This will be my 1st post in this forum's subsection in 6 and 1/2 years: I have been drinking 3 cups of matcha per day for a few months now and it has been magical. I was surprised I stopped craving coffee and sugary drinks. For context, I have been a coffee addict for more than 10 years and a sugar addict essentially my entire life. When I lived in Japan, I was fit without effort. But I gained significant weight after returning to my home country. Now, I'm fit again without extra effort. The significant reduction in sugar made me lose significant fat. Another magical part is that quitting coffee and sugar felt effortless. It’s MATCHA MAGIC: Zen Buddhism’s best gift to the world.

The video was privated (private - privated -privated) but then reuploaded. Actually, my forum posts are not only for the world but also for myself. I will use my posts and the insights I share in the future; probably connected to my future work.

I have broken you in.

This might explain why life on Earth tends to go to move towards pain, dirt, chaos, fear, and death. It takes enormous, sustained effort to preserve peace, cleanliness, order, joy, and life. It's crazy to think that the foundational cause of life is pain and death. You literally need to inflict pain and death on another life form to sustain your life. I don't comprehend why God designed it this way and I don't approve of it. Regardless of whether the claims made in this video are true; the philosophical theory is surely interesting.

Shika-chan is the type of girl I feel compelled to impregnate. But this post is not about her. It’s about why all or almost all people from both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres have summer as their favorite season. According to her, summer is different from the other 3 seasons. It’s also the most active season because people tend to go outside and have fun. When I used to stroll through my regular winter walks in Japan, I often wondered why people stayed inside Conceptually, I knew it was because of the cold, but it never truly registered in my mind because I love the winter cold. With my down jacket insulating my body, the contrast of warmth around my torso and the crisp chill on my face became an enjoyable experience. Also, I became more active and productive in winter than summer ever did. I loved going outside precisely because of that invigorating cold. It rejuvenated my body and mind, spurring my energy and focus. I used to end my long walks with push-ups and pull-ups in the park and I noticed that I would naturally add an extra set during winter. I also loved the fact that I always found myself solitary. My usual walking paths weren’t in bustling city streets but in quiet suburban roads and parks. I barely saw people outside in winter, making my walks feel more spiritual. I feel as though I were solitary in the world and in the universe, which is probably the case at the highest level, because in the end, there is only God. Who else could exist but God? I have always been very different from the crowd since I turned around 20. As a kid and a teenager, I was normal and similar to everybody else, except for two moments: when I was 8 or 9 and asked my mother where money came from and who created it, and when I had a “schizophrenic” experience of my human life being a dream and that my parents were illusions pretending to be real. But overall, I was a normal kid. I watched and played ball games. I watched dumb TV shows and admired dumb celebrities. I was also a serious Christian, and my worldview was that of Stage Blue with a bit of Orange. But I changed when I turned around 20, without any effort on my part. In fact, I hated becoming so different and felt ashamed of it. I thought I was lost and had gone crazy. My question to God is “Why did you drop me on Earth?”. I feel as though I’m an alien. Even on this forum, which is supposed to be filled with non-normies, I still feel different.

I'm only in my 30s but I have already embodied this worldview. Damn, I'm really an alien.

There is truth in that. But there is probably more. People explicitly or implicitly convince themselves of that, and when the moment comes, they voice the same thoughts.

Thanks for the validation and feedback. But yes, conformity has value. As long as you rely on society for survival, a certain level of conformity is needed. Have fun!

I have been honing my Signature English for the past few years. I place less importance on conventional English rules and intentionally use English in ways that I perceive as correct, consistent, and simplified. My English encompasses all aspects of the language, including word choice and word order. To romanticize it a bit: my Signature Style (including English) intentionally bends or breaks established norms in art, language, systems, or behavior to reject conformity, asserting that beauty, meaning, consistency, and sense can be forged outside tradition while still retaining clarity and intentionality. One of the reasons I am able to do this is because I have good proficiency in English. In my 20s, I worked in Customer Support for Telstra and AT&T, which enabled me to speak with Australian and American customers almost every day. I was also an English teacher to Japanese students and even co‑started an English school in Japan. Using English for all forms of communication became so natural to me that I thought I had reached the highest level of mastery. But in my early 30s, I realized that one of the primary reasons I was fluent in English was because I had been using it unconsciously. I simply observed how native speakers talked and imitated them without scrutinizing why they spoke that way. Eventually, I began to notice inconsistencies and senselessness in conventional English, particularly in the use of phrasal verbs such as "break down". If you really think about it, the opposite of "break down" (to lose control or stop working) should logically be "break up" (to gain control or start working). But no; "break up" means to end a relationship or to disintegrate into smaller pieces, which is completely different from the expected meaning. Other senseless phrasal verbs include "give up" and "turn down". My English rejects most phrasal verbs and instead favors straightforward words such as "quit", "surrender", and "reject". My English also features consistent rules. If a noun can function as a verb in English, then “foundation” can become “foundation – foundationed – foundationed”. So it is sensible to say: My destiny or life path is foundationed by my divine mission. A sentence as heavy and important as this deserves something structural, unshakable, and permanent, hence “foundationed by.” “Rooted in” is not enough, because it suggests something botanical and flexible. “Rests on” is not enough, because it implies something light and fragile. "Founded on" is senseless because "founded" is the past tense of "find". “Foundationed by” is best. Also, my English values simplicity. Conventional English has dozens of words that mean “remove”: “delete”, “erase”, “eliminate”, “terminate”, “expel”, “eject”, “exile”, “purge”, “extinguish”, “eradicate”, “exterminate”, “obliterate”, etc. What? How am I supposed to remember each word and its nuance? I could invent another dozen words from scratch to mean “remove” and then make an excuse for nuance. But instead, I prefer just a few: “erase”, “eliminate”, “delete”, “expel”, “purge”, and “destroy” sound good. “Remove” is senseless because its literal meaning is “move again”, but to where? I still have too many things to say about my Signature English, but I’ll end it here because I don’t have much time for this. I just want to demonstrate that being non‑conformist is difficult, laborious, and can wound survival. I plan to fully embody my Signature English and use it all the time, but I hesitate because doing so would make me unemployable. When my English was at a very good level in my 20s, I could easily pass TOEIC, TOEFL, and other established English exams. I could easily impress HR interviewers and obtain jobs that required English proficiency. Paradoxically, now that my English is at an even higher level, it is perceived as weird and broken by conventionalists. Passing an English exam and obtaining an English‑proficiency job would now be very difficult, if not impossible. So for now, I can only embody 50%, because I must survive. When I have gained 1 million USD and safe from any form of salary slavery, I will embody it 100%. It’s best for me to stay on the safe side, at least for now.

In this context, “break up” and “break down” essentially have the same meaning: to disintegrate into smaller pieces. That is an additional reason why these phrasal verbs are senseless. You don’t see any problem, not because you view them logically, but because you use them unconsciously. Then why does English have "power on" and "power off" and "volume up" and volume down"? These phrasal verbs are sensible; hence I use them. Other sensible phrasal verbs I use are "rise above" and "step into". Hmm... I don't think about it that way. In conventional English, native speakers are more proficient than I am. I struggle to express my ideas from time to time, especially about topics I am not familiar with or not interested in. I also make grammatical errors from time to time, especially with prepositions (on, at, in, etc). But in sensible English, I'm more proficient than native speakers. It's not even near. I say "near", not "close" because "close" sounds similar to "close" as in "close the door". The difference between the "s" and "z" sound is insignificant. Conformity is valuable. Society can't exist without it. But I can't tolerate blind conformity. It's too repulsive. In fact, one of the things I find repulsive about Japan is its blind conformity. It has caused me to lose some respect for the country and its people. Correct. But applying awareness and analysis into it results in something more beautiful and sensible. And that's the value of non-conformity. Because of love and respect for beauty and sense. From my perspective, it's not. The benefit outweighs the burden. But I'm also strategic about it because I must stay alive. I don't like the fact that "found" is the same word used for "find - found - found". "Based" is more preferable than "found". But as I have explained in my OP: My English also features consistent rules. If a noun can function as a verb in English, then “foundation” can become “foundation – foundationed – foundationed”. So it is sensible to say: My destiny or life path is foundationed by my divine mission. A sentence as heavy and important as this deserves something structural, unshakable, and permanent, hence “foundationed by". Because a native speaker doesn't analyze it. A "root" is a part of a plant and flexible while "foundation" is strong and reliable. I value complexity but also simplicity. I call it “simplified complexity”. Most of the so‑called nuances are negligible almost all the time. English has too many words for one thing. No wonder its native speakers tend to say “for lack of a better word”. It is not because English lacks words. It is the opposite: English has too many words to express one idea, so native speakers struggle to choose. It is akin to going to a buffet with dozens of desserts: choosing which is best becomes a difficult task. Thanks for your feedback. I'm curious how a native speaker such as you perceives my Signature English. Now I know. I don’t communicate with native speakers outside this forum (except for occasional business transactions).

@Yimpa I am using these spiritual insights for practical purposes. Most spiritual people separate the ego from God: demonizing the former and angelizing the latter. My spirituality integrates survival. So, I integrate and honor the ego. I have been integrating Stage Red’s bravery and tenacity, Blue’s discipline and conformity, Stage Orange’s self‑empowerment and individuality, Stage Green’s oneness and New Age insights, Stage Yellow’s systems thinking and integration, and Stage Turquoise’s universal compassion. This might sound grandiose and self‑elevating, but it is truthful. Also, the self‑pedestaling proclamation is itself evidence of honoring the eGo(d).

The sun is about to rise and I'm about to sleep. But here's a poem I must unleash: The sun rises. I rest. But light floods my mind, and I must speak. I AM GOD. The you and You are one. The self and Self are one. The ego and God are one. Only God exists. The limited is the unlimited. The relative is the absolute. The self is the Self. The human is the God. Call it belief. Call it intuition. Call it nothing at all. It is my knowing. And that is enough. From this moment, my thoughts, my decisions, my actions, my existence flow from these truths.

I used to lament that I was born and raised Catholic. I hated my parents and society for it. They poisoned my mind. But for the past few years, I have been grateful for everything Chrisitan that happened to me because I have seen some truth or beauty in Christianity.

That’s a form of conformity. But I love the color orange. Red, orange, yellow, and brown are the defining colors of my favorite season: autumn.

Paradoxically, Halloween parties and costumes are conformity.

This is what a real prayer is; the true essence of Christianity before corruption.

That's an erroneous perception. There is no such suggestion. But the title of the video, which is the same title this thread uses can be perceived as shallow. But as the old cliche says "Don't judge a book by its cover.". Regarding the validity of the youtuber's statements, I have already acknowledged it in my previous post.

You have succeeded in gaining and accumulating millions, which is a very beautiful accomplishment. Now, you have freedom, power, and security. But you have lost something that is also very beautiful. You can buy and wear the most expensive makeup from Chanel, Dior, or Tom Ford, and carry bags from Hermès, Louis Vuitton, or Chanel. You can travel to South Korea every month and stay in the finest hotels such as Signiel Seoul, The Shilla Seoul, or Park Hyatt Seoul for lip, nose, breast, and other costly surgeries. But none of those things can give you the true essence of femininity, because it is something money alone can never buy. I will leave you with a line of poetry: True femininity is not stitched by surgeons nor purchased in boutiques; it is a sacred essence, untouchable by wealth, and radiant beyond price.

@Tenebroso That's a good response. Yes, there's nothing wrong with enjoying luxury. Many of them engage in spiritual bypassing which is an erroneous way to engage in spirituality. Here's a reply that's a bit poetic: Although spirituality may wound and weigh on survival, when embraced in balance, it blossoms into a radiant celebration of life. It feels good to feel good.

She does make valid statements in the video. You don't know that. She probably does. Poor people who become rich tend to collect luxurious things. I have observed this many times. And look at that car. Isn't that a Bentley or a Ferrari? Yes That's valid. Girls must be treated with appreciation and respect. Innate, indeed. Then what?

Yes, the same principle applies to masculinity, even more so because masculinity is broader and deeper than femininity. Masculinity encompasses business, science, engineering, systems, martial arts, vision and ambition, spirituality, etc. The more a man relies on money and other people to do and accomplish things for him, the more of the essence of masculinity he loses. So, no I'm not hating. It's counter-intuitive because being born rich naturally robs you of the privilege of deeply appreciating and being grateful for every dollar, making millions or billions less meaningful and fulfilling. Musk, Bezos, and the billionaires in home country have billions and enormous power. But I just need a few millions to feel much more grateful and powerful than they could ever feel. And my life feels much more purposeful, impactful, and even spiritual than they could ever feel. It's all relative although the last sentence I said might also be objective.

Hmm... Yes, I heard the melody because I'm at a hotel right now and there was a musician playing live acoustic music just a few steps from me. They call this a synchronicity. I'm not joking. Or perhaps you actually know that I'm at a hotel, listening to live acoustic music. Regardless, it's an amazing synchronicity. I have become more of a New Ager.

I think I remember you. You used to be a musician. Perhaps you still are. Music and poetry make a good tango. You should know.