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Mastery in the Making: Why Traditional Practices Take Time and Patience for Real Results

A lot of the things that we're trying to do in this community right now to shift reality are things that other traditional systems of practice already do. They have different names, they have slightly different goals, they have different explanations of how they work, but at the end of the day, the methods are similar.

For example, lucid dreaming and astral projection are already practiced by wizards. And meditation and purification are practiced in Tibetan Buddhism and others. The practices of visualization, concentration, intention and suggestion are practiced by Tibetan Buddhists, Indian yogis, and modern wizards. In the case of the Law of Assumptions, it's in all of these traditional practices, just with different names.

I would ask you to focus on the “average person” and not the “special few” because if you are reading this right now, you are one of the “average people” and not one of the “special few who succeed.” If you are an “average person,” then you need to see what applies to the “average person,” not what applies to the “special few.” So, what happened when the “average person” did these traditional practices, and how long did it take?

As one of those ordinary people, I have tried these practices in practice, and I have verified that they do indeed work if you put in the effort. Even if you don't see immediate results, if you just keep repeating them, they will happen. However, I have found that to really get the tangible results you want from these practices, you need a very long time of practice… years of intensive practice, 10+ years of practice…

I'm not trying to discourage you, I'm just saying that the “instant or at most a few weeks” success that is commonly claimed in the community is only valid in a special subset of cases, and not in general. I knew that eventually I would get better and better and succeed if I continued on this path. And for some reason, I don't know if it's because of this, but most of the teachers who guide practitioners are vague when asked how long it takes.

I've only recently heard from one of them that it takes about ten years to get really noticeable, concrete results, so they're always lulling their students into thinking, “We're almost there,” so they can just keep quiet and just keep practicing.

So, I want to tell you this: you will succeed, that's for sure. All the methods really do work, but it takes a very long time to get concrete results. So, like other practitioners, I recommend that you let go of your expectations of results, whether they work or not, and just practice silently and steadily every day. If you stay on this path and don't give up, you will eventually reach the results.

Experiencing Vibrations and Buzzing Sounds: Personal Insights

In my case, I experienced vibrations and buzzing sounds in the following situations:

Astral Projection: When attempting astral projection, I would become unconscious and then realize I was awake, feeling vibrations throughout my body. These vibrations disappeared once I lifted my body out of itself. However, the experience was not extraordinary, appearing blurry and black-and-white like a dream.

Hyperventilation: Using breathing techniques such as holotropic or Wim Hoff breathing for extended periods, often more than a few dozen minutes, resulted in hearing a buzzing sound and feeling strong vibrations. Despite doing this frequently for several hours at a time, nothing significant happened beyond the sound and vibrations. A slightly unusual effect was muscle paralysis, which made it difficult to move and dulled my senses.

Successful Meditation: Occasionally, during successful meditation, I heard vibrations and buzzing sounds. The intensity varied, sometimes faint like background noise and other times loud like an airplane taking off. Despite the sounds and vibrations, nothing special occurred beyond this.

Emotional Uplift: When emotionally uplifted, such as when reading spiritual books or engaging in activities I enjoy, I often felt joy, happiness, and pleasure. These strong emotions sometimes led to experiencing vibrations, but nothing extraordinary happened beyond that.

Purification: During moments of intense fear, terror, anxiety, mental confusion, anger, hatred, and sadness, I heard vibrations and buzzing sounds. These noises accompanied a deep meditation state within minutes, along with a sense of bodily expansion and deepened consciousness. However, these strong emotions persisted.

Affirmations: Repeating affirmations like "I love" almost all day for several days led to experiencing vibrations. During this time, I felt a strong pressure and physical fatigue, as if something external was pressing on me. This sensation disappeared when I stopped affirming.

When I first encountered these experiences, I was surprised and intrigued. However, as I grew accustomed to them, they lost their novelty. The buzzing sounds and vibrations were just that—sounds and vibrations—without any profound experiences attached. Initially, I was excited and anticipated something different, but over time, I became tired and bored.

Intent works instantly on its own. Here is my experience.

Intent works instantly on its own. Here is my experience.

Neville Goddard instructed us to feel what we desire and to imagine it. However, despite my efforts, I found it difficult to feel what I wanted. It was also hard to imagine. I briefly managed to feel or imagine those things, but it didn’t last for more than a few seconds. Moreover, when I tried to feel or imagine them again, it often didn’t work. After much reflection, I came to believe that thoughts and feelings aren't entirely under my control; they are secondary, the result of some cause.

So, what is the most fundamental cause, the thing I can directly control? It was intent itself. When I tried to do something, I didn't imagine, believe, or feel it. But I could intend. I tried to do something. When it flowed smoothly, the intent was natural, with no resistance, like moving my limbs. But when the intent didn’t manifest smoothly, tension, effort, discomfort, and dissatisfaction arose, just like now.

Previously, I achieved the following results purely with intent, although the outcomes were incomplete.

Astral Projection - I simply intended to try, and after lying in bed for about an hour and a half, I successfully astral projected. However, the resolution was low, my vision was blurry, and my senses were dull. I repeated this experiment several times, waiting about 1–2 hours each time, and succeeded again in astral projection. However, no matter how much I used commands like "Be clear!" or any technique I knew, the clarity did not improve, and shifting didn’t happen.

Reiki - I asked my higher self to attune me to Reiki while I slept. Over the next few weeks, I requested attunements to various forms of Reiki. I didn’t feel any tangible effects. But one day, a friend of mine mentioned that they felt calm and good when they were near me. Hearing this, I realized that the Reiki attunements were working.

Commanding a crystal to absorb energy - I instructed a crystal to absorb surrounding energy. I then experienced fatigue in that room. This effect disappeared when I placed the crystal in synthetic fibers or leather (though the effect wasn’t particularly strong).

Requesting energy charging - When I was younger, I simply asked angels or spiritual beings to charge me with energy. I immediately felt a strong vibration of energy flowing through my body.

Requesting maximum embodied awakening - I asked my higher self for maximum embodied awakening, and soon after, I felt a tingling current and vibration in my body. This was an unusual phenomenon, not something that happens regularly, though it wasn’t extremely powerful.

Entering a void state - I woke up early in the morning and, while oscillating between sleep and wakefulness (using a timer), intended to enter a void state. After several weeks of effort, I experienced my body disappearing, leaving only consciousness, and it felt as if space itself had vanished. It was an unusual and intriguing experience. However, despite intending to shift, no shifting occurred.

Through these various experiments, I came to understand that intent works instantly on its own. However, just like cooking a meal, there is a delay between placing the order and receiving the result. Additionally, the results occurred at a level plausible in this physical reality and were quite ambiguous. That is to say, intent didn’t produce results powerful enough to violate the current reality. Based on various texts and experiences, I understand that repeatedly using such intent will eventually produce strong results, but the issue is time. It cannot be achieved in a day or two but requires at least years, if not decades. Furthermore, such practice cannot be done by dedicating just a few minutes of your day. You must devote most of your day to the practice. I have been striving for decades to achieve this while balancing daily life, but it is difficult to maintain both. And above all, the practice itself isn’t hard or complex but rather simple, which makes it both boring and painful. It was not as easy as I initially thought.

I’ve come to understand why Neville Goddard demanded things like SATS (State Akin to Sleep), imagining, feeling, or intending. Clearly, each method works. However, for ordinary people to achieve truly clear and concrete effects, a massive amount of time must be invested. And to attain truly astonishing results, not only is the fundamental cause—intent—necessary, but thoughts, feelings, and all other elements that support that cause must also be aligned to accelerate the process.

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably tried nearly every method that’s out there. If you succeeded in shifting easily with just intent, you wouldn’t be reading this… If you’ve tried all the other methods that seem simple and easy and failed, the only path left is to dedicate your entire life, every aspect of it, to shifting. You must apply the law in every single moment of your life, without exception.

Bashar: On Astral Projection

I think the moment when ppl got to know that your damn government restricts projecting is the moment y'all should suspect stuff

Season 3 Episode 7 in which a quadruple amputee uses astral projection... to kill.

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