Hi Sageous, I'm somewhat new to the 5d thing (if that's what's being discussed here) but can give you a retroactive perspective on how this seems to have worked for me without even knowing I was doing it, and how trying my suggestion may help you.
 Originally Posted by Sageous
Now here is an interesting thing:
I decided several years ago to take this Infinite Realities/timelines thing seriously (even though I don't take things like channeled spirits or The Secret very seriously, and never will).
You may have sabotaged your own attempt with such a declaration from the get go. Many years ago I watched the Secret (as well as What the Bleep Do We Know...) and as open minded as I am about things I mostly viewed the secret off as 'wishful thinking', as well. However, until I can verify or debunk from personal experience I leave the channel of info open. I did find What the Bleep easier to take in, BTW, as they offered a little more scientific examples. But anyway...
 Originally Posted by Sageous
I did it all, including truly believing --- in waking life and in LD's -- that I could shift to another timeline where certain bad things wouldn't happen, where I had done the things I had failed to do in my youth and was now a famous novelist, or a successful microbiologist, or a wealthy investor, or --and most important to me -- my wife and I were perfectly healthy living precisely the life we wish we could live. And, after many months, absolutely nothing changed... and I won't even go into the time I tried the quantum stuff, with similar effort and similar results.
I'm not sure what "truly beliving" means or how that can be measured, honestly. To me, it's still 'wishing'. It is essentially what prayer and intention is. Depends on your faith. Principle is the same- It's wanting something with thought (within), then expecting that thing or change to manifest 'out there' (reality?). Now, here's where I think the trick is- and I'm in no way saying I'm some guru, but I really believe I expereienced this manifestation, and it was without actually trying or intending it. I'll explain briefly, and what I believe the difference was.
I'm a daydreamer. A compulsive obsessive hopless uncurable daydreamer. If there was such a thing as a profession, I'd be the fuckn Elon Musk of it (or something). This, mind you, was something I was not proud of. It's childish. Immature for someone my age to daydream. But, it makes me FEEL good. It takes me away from 'reality' that can be so unfullfiing, painful, or difficult. It's not so much about what you envision or believe- I think it's more about how it effects your emotions. Your mood. Your heart. I know it sounds 'lovey dovey'- but it's not, really. 
The mind is a son-of-a-bitch (sorry, mind, but you are). It overthinks things- that's it's job. It breaks things down and looks at the pieces. The heart, is like the right brain-- it's sees the whole. I believe, that when we 'wish', 'pray', put out an 'intention', it has to be from heart. Not mind. Look at the detail you provided: novelist, wealthy investor, microbiologist... that's all detail. Mind.
This is getting long- so I won't even attempt to give you my experience. I will only say that it was not until after I noticed certain details and synchronicities in what manifested for me, that I realized it was my own doing. Things I had written, drawn, situations I played out in my mind. Instead of wishing for 'money', 'big house', etc, etc... I think the trick is to think of what those things provide. Is it security? Comfort? Happiness? Try focusing on that- the emotions. The feeling those things you want will get you. Sure, you can use being a wealthy microbiologist to get that feeling, somehow- but it's emotion you want to attain. The 'frequency' or 'vibration' we hear about so often. Now I get it. Raise your frequency, the 'universe' will figure out the details. Not the other way around.
Anyway, hope you made it to the end-- sorry for post length but I got so much more I could get into but just take that nugget for whatever it's worth. Things are happening at a much faster pace now, so you may not have to wait years. I'm noticing things moving faster now for me, anyway. I did, unfortunately, suffer a setback- or feel like I have. But I'm learing that it's very likely part of the process before taking my next leap forward- and it could even be a big one. <fingers crossed>
I put this out there in hopes it could help anyone in taking theirs.
Namaste.
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