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Stop Struggling to Manifest — Neville Goddard's Method Actually Works and Here's Proof · Neville Goddard Mindset

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  The man had been carrying the same memory for three years.
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  A meeting, a room full of people, words spoken to him in
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  front of everyone that he still heard in the quiet moments
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  before sleep. Words he had never been able to
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  unhear. He had tried to let it go.
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  He had reason with himself, forgiven in his mind, told
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  himself it no longer mattered. But the feeling remained, and
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  everywhere he looked in his new workplace, in his relationships,
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  in the mirror, he could see the evidence of what that event had
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  done to him. The same pattern, the same
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  ceiling, the same quiet sense that he was the kind of person
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  such things happened to. 1 evening, a friend gave him a
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  single page of my teaching. Not a book, not a lecture, one
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  page. On it were these words.
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  The past is not fixed, the past is an assumption, and
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  assumptions can be revised. He did not believe it, but he
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  was desperate enough to try. Within 30 days of beginning the
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  technique I'm about to give you, the man who had spoken those
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  words reached out, unprompted, and the conversation that
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  Pollard was, in the man's own words, the most significant
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  exchange of his life. The past had changed.
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  Not in a newspaper, not in anyone else's memory.
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  In consciousness. Unconsciousness is the only
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  thing that was ever real. What that man discovered is the
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  most misunderstood of all my teachings, and tonight I am
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  going to give it to you completely.
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  I tell you from my own experience, revision is not a
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  coping technique. It is not a spiritual practice
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  for healing emotional wounds, though it will do that too.
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  Revision is the direct application of the law of
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  assumption to time itself. Most people believe the past is
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  sealed, that what happened happened, and the only thing you
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  can do is move forward carrying it.
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  I am here to tell you that this belief is the very chain that
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  keeps you bound. The assumption that your past is
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  fixed is the assumption that produces a fixed future.
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  In the next 27 minutes I will give you the complete teaching
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  on revision, what it is, how it works at the level of
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  consciousness and exactly how to perform it.
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  Tonight I will also show you something that very few people
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  understand, how revising a single event from years ago can
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  alter the entire trajectory of what is coming.
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  Stay with me. This will change the way you
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  look at every experience of your life, forward and back.
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  Consciousness does not experience time the way the
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  physical world appears to. In the 3D World, time seems
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  linear, past, present, future, arranged like beads on a string.
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  First this happened, then that, then the next thing.
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  The past is behind you and cannot be touched.
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  But consciousness and you are. Consciousness does not live in
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  the 3D World. You live in the 4D and in the
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  4D. Time is not a line, it is a
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  body. Every moment you have ever lived
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  still exist. Every scene, every conversation,
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  every experience, they are all alive simultaneously in the
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  eternal now of consciousness. This is not philosophy.
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  This is the precise truth that makes revision possible.
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  When you revisit a memory from the past in imagination, when
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  you re enter that scene and change what happened, you are
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  not telling yourself a comforting lie.
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  You are performing a legitimate imaginal act on a living portion
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  of consciousness. And because consciousness is the
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  only reality, the changed imaginal act becomes the more
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  real event. The 3D version, the one stored
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  in your ordinary memory, was always only the shadow of
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  whatever consciousness had impressed into it at the time.
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  Revision impresses something new, but here is where it
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  deepens. Every event in your life carries
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  what I call a state. Not just a memory, a state, a
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  mood, an assumption, a quality of feeling that you absorbed
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  from the experience. When a thing happened to you
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  that you call humiliating or defeating or heartbreaking, the
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  outer event faded, but the state you absorbed from it remained.
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  And that state, carry forward became the lens to which you
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  perceive every new situation. You began silently to assume you
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  were the kind of person those things happen to, and the law of
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  assumption, which makes no moral judgments and offers no
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  exceptions, proceeded to crystallize that assumption into
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  your experience again and again and again.
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  Not because you desert it, not because the world was against
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  you, because the state you carried was the instruction.
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  Unconsciousness delivered its equivalent faithfully, as surely
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  as a seed delivers its plant. This is why life repeats itself.
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  This is why the same pattern shows up in different places,
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  different workplaces, different relationships.
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  Not because you are unlucky, because you are carrying a state
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  and the state is producing its equivalent every single day.
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  Rather, you are aware of it or not.
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  Now here is where it becomes truly extraordinary.
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  If the state is the cause, and the outer event is only the
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  effect, then changing the state changes the cause.
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  Revision is not changing the story you tell a dinner.
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  Revision is reaching into the living fabric of consciousness
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  and altering the impression that was left there.
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  When you revise with feeling, with full imaginative presence,
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  when you not only see the new scene but inhabit it, feel it,
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  receive it as the event that actually occurred, you have
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  changed the assumption at its root.
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  The bridge of incidents begins to rearrange the present and the
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  future to match the new state. Always without exception, the
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  law does not fail. It cannot fail.
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  It is as mechanical as gravity and as faithful as the sun.
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  In a moment I will walk you through the exact mechanics of
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  how to revise. But there is one critical thing
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  I must tell you about why most people's revision attempts fail.
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  And it is simpler and more correctable than you would
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  expect. Let us fix where we are.
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  Time in consciousness is not linear.
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  Every past event is alive and revisable.
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  Every event left a state, an assumption, and that assumption
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  has been producing its equivalent in your ongoing life,
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  without your knowledge and without your permission.
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  Revision is the technique by which you return to the living
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  event. Change the state and allow
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  consciousness to rearrange the world in accordance with the new
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  assumption. Now, the single most important
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  distinction in performing this technique correctly, the
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  difference between revision that works and revision that leaves
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  you feeling like you're just daydreaming.
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  I will give you that distinction right now.
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  The man I told you about at the beginning, the man who changed
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  the professional humiliation and received a call 30 days later,
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  described to me exactly what he had done in those seven nights
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  of revision, he said. I did not watch the scene like a
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  film. I was in it.
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  I felt the temperature of the room.
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  I heard the specific voice of the man who had spoken, and this
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  time that man's face carried respect.
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  He heard the exact words he had always deserved to hear.
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  And then, and this is the detail that changed everything, he
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  allowed the feeling to settle into his body before he opened
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  his eyes. Not the excitement of receiving
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  it, the normalcy of having it, the quiet, ordinary quality of a
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  man for whom such respect was simply the natural state of his
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  world. Always already so.
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  This is the first and most common failure point.
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  People revise from the outside. They watch themselves in an
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  improved scene, and they wonder why nothing shifts.
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  You cannot revise from the outside, You must revise from
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  the inside. You must be the person in the
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  scene, not the observer of the person.
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  Imagination is not the I. Imagination is the whole man,
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  the second Pearl. Your point is revision without
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  feeling. You can run a new mental film
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  100 times, but if the emotional reality of the old scene, the
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  shame, the anger, the defeat, is more vivid to you than the old
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  scene feeling of the revised scene, the old impression
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  remains dominant. Consciousness responds to the
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  most emotionally real assumption, not the most
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  recently repeated image. Feeling is the secret, not
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  performance, not volume. The quiet, steady felt reality
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  of the revised event. That is what presses the new
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  assumption into consciousness. So how do you make the revision
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  feel more real than the memory? You begin small.
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  You do not start with the largest wound you carry.
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  You do not go immediately to the event from childhood or the
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  relationship that broke you. You begin with something recent,
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  a conversation from this week that left a slight sting, a
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  moment where you felt diminished, a result that came
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  back wrong. You revise that.
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  You feel the revised version as real.
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  And when you notice the law working, when you see the outer
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  world begin to move in correspondence, you will have
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  built the inner certainty to revise the deeper events.
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  Stop for a moment. Think of something from this
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  past week that you wish had gone differently.
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  One moment, a word you wish you had not said.
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  A reaction you receive that you did not deserve.
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  A result that came back less than what you had assumed.
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  That is your revision practice tonight, not your biggest wound.
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  That one moment from this week. I want you to close your eyes.
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  If you are in a place where you are able bring that moment to
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  mind, but do not replay it as it happened.
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  Pause at the entrance to the scene.
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  You are standing at the door of the memory.
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  Now a step through that door into a version of the event that
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  happened exactly as it should have.
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  You say the right words. You receive the right response.
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  The other person's place carries what you needed to see there.
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  The moment resolves cleanly, naturally, the way things simply
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  are when they go right. Feel the naturalness of it, not
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  the relief, the normalness, as though this version was always
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  the one that occurred, as though you are simply remembering it
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  correctly now for the first time.
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  Stay there for a moment. Let the body receive it.
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  Let the feeling settle. This is revision.
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  You have just performed it. Now I must tell you the thing
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  that separates the people for whom this technique produces
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  results from those for whom it remains an interesting concept.
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  Persistence. Not because the law is slow, not
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  because consciousness requires convincing, but because you,
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  your habitual self, will spend the following morning
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  reasserting the old assumption. You will look at the current
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  circumstances and read them as evidence that the revision was
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  not real. You will have a conversation
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  that pulls you back into the old state, and by nightfall the
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  fresh impression has been partially overwritten by the
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  weight of habitual feeling. This is why revision must be a
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  practice, not an event. Returned to the revised scene
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  over several nights, especially for the deeper wounds.
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  Not with anxiety, not with desperation, with the patient,
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  deliberate certainty of a person who understands that the
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  impression is deepening with each return.
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  The new state is becoming more native, and the bridge of
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  incidents is already being built in the unseen.
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  Dare to assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled.
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  Persist in that assumption. The world must conform.
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  It has no other instruction. We have covered what revision
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  is, why it works, and the two critical mistakes that prevent
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  it from working. We know how to enter a scene
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  from the inside, how to cultivate the felt reality of
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  the revision rather than the performance of it, and why.
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  Persistence is the mechanism that completes the technique.
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  What remains is the full practical system. 3 levels of
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  revision practice that, used together, will clear your past,
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  reshape your present, and allow you to revise your future before
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  it crystallizes. I will give you all three right
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  now. They are three levels of
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  revision practice. I will give you all three.
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  The first level is the evening review.
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  Every night before you sleep, ideally in the state akin to
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  sleep at that drowsy threshold where the rational mind is
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  already loosening, you review the day that has just passed,
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  not to judge it, not to rehearse its successes or its pallions.
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  You scan the day for any moment that left a residue, any
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  exchange that carried A slight weight, any moment where you
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  assume less than the full reality of the wish fulfill, and
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  you revise it right there before sleep.
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  You enter the moment in imagination, change it to what
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  it should have been, feel the revised version as real, 10
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  seconds, 15 seconds, and let it go.
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  This single practice, done consistently, prevents the
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  accumulation of negative assumptions.
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  You are not carrying the wounded states of today into the
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  assumptions of tomorrow. You're ending each day clean.
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  This alone practice for 30 days will produce changes in your
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  outer world that others will notice before you fully
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  understand them. The second level is targeted
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  revision. This is for the specific events,
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  weeks, months, years back that you can feel are still producing
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  their state in your present life.
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  You identify them not by the emotion they trigger, but by the
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  pattern they have produced. If you keep in conquering the
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  same type of person, the same type of disappointment, the same
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  ceiling that appears whenever you approach a certain level,
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  there is an originating event, a moment when that assumption was
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  first impressed. Sit with this question.
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  When did I first feel this? When did I first assume I was
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  the kind of person this happens to?
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  Go there. Revise it.
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  Revise it with patience, with feeling, with full imaginative
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  presence. Take as many sessions as the
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  depth of the event requires. It does not matter if the event
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  was from childhood. It does not matter if decades
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  suppressed. It is alive in consciousness.
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  It is revisable, and consciousness, which is the only
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  reality, will honor the new impression.
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  Now here is where this teaching goes somewhere most teachers
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  never take it. The third level is prospective
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  revision. You do not only revise the past,
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  you revise events that have not yet occurred but that you fear
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  will crystallize as the old pattern demands.
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  An upcoming conversation that carries dread, a meeting where
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  you expect to feel small, a result you anticipate will come
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  back wrong because it always has.
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  Before the event occurs in imagination, in the state akin
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  to sleep, you enter the scene as it should go.
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  You are there. The outcome is the right one.
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  The other person responds as they would respond to someone
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  who carries the assumption of their wish fulfilled.
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  The moment resolves in a way that is simply consistent with
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  who you are now deciding to be. The law of assumption does not
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  distinguish between memory and anticipation.
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  Both are imaginal acts. Both are instructions given to
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  consciousness. Revise the future before it
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  arrives, and you have removed the old assumptions permission
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  to crystallize it. You have given consciousness a
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  new instruction for that moment before the moment has had the
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  chance to deepen the old state. This is how revision rewrites
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  your future. Not by removing free will, by
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  exercising it. The operant power is yours.
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  This is how you use it deliberately.
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  Let us practice the third level together.
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  Right now. Bring to mind something you are
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  anticipating, something coming tomorrow, this week, this month
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  that carries a charge of worry or an expectation shaped by the
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  old pattern sock on your body. Let your jaw unclense, let the
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  shoulders drop. You are standing at the infants
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  to that future scene, not the scene as you fear it will go,
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  the scene as it should go, the scene that could only occur if
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  the old assumption had been fully revised and the new one
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  was native to you. Step through the door.
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  You are there in the room, on the call, reading the message,
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  and everything is right. The words are the 1 you needed
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  to hear. The face across from you carries
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  what you needed to see. The outcome is simply consistent
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  with who you are. A person whose past is clean,
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  whose assumptions are chosen, whose consciousness instructs
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  the world rather than reacts to it.
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  Feel the normalcy of it, not the victory, the ordinariness.
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  This is simply how things go for you now.
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  Hold it. Let the body receive it as fact.
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  This is revision of the future. Unconsciousness will honour it.
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  The man from the beginning of this video told me something I
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  have never forgotten, he said. I realized I had been revising
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  all my life, only in the wrong direction.
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  Every night before I slept, I have been revisiting the bad
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  things that had happened to me, replaying them, reinforcing
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  them, making them more vivid, more real, more permanent with
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  every repetition. I've been doing the technique
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  perfectly. I have simply been using it to
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  confirm my wounds. Revision was never new to him.
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  He had been performing imaginal acts on past events his entire
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  life. He had simply never been shown
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  which direction to aim them. You have been revising all your
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  life to every memory you return to in the quiet, every scene you
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  replay in the moments before sleep.
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  You have been pressing assumptions into consciousness,
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  deepening states, instructing the law.
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  The only question that has ever mattered is which direction are
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  you revising toward the wishful field or away from it?
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  The operant power has always been yours.
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  Consciousness is the only reality.
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  The state you occupy is the world You will see.
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  Begin tonight. 1 moment from today revised felt settle into
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  before sleep. The world will rearrange itself.
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  It has no other instruction. Your practice tonight. 1 moment
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  from today revised in the state akin to sleep.
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  Feel the revised version from the inside, not as a film you
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  are watching, but as a reality you are inhabiting.
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  Let it settle. Let it be the last thing
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  consciousness holds before the deep takes you.
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  Tomorrow night, 1 moment, the night after, one moment.
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  Build the practice before you reach for the deeper events.
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  Let the law show you its own consistency first.
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  Stay with this channel. Each teaching takes you one
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  layer deeper into the complete law of assumption.
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  I tell you from my own experience, the past is not a
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  prison, it is a canvas. And you are the painter.
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  Begin tonight. Close.