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Post by beanlord on Dec 5, 2023 16:04:09 GMT
I'm working with 10.000+ intentions on my .txt, and my intention is "Charge me permanently with intentions.txt"
Sometimes I keep adding stuff to my intentions.txt file.
The more intentions I put in there it means the more repetitions and time I need to spend on Repeater for it to be effective? Or it's the same for any amount of intentions?
Also, what may be the difference between an intention that's written like this: "I am a very organized person" and this: "I believe that I am a very organized person"? Is there any difference?
Thanks!
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Post by reden on Dec 5, 2023 19:49:01 GMT
It is the same for any amount of intentions.
The difference between I am... and I believe... is that one causes you to be X while the other makes you believe you're X. In certain contexts believe may be useful, but am overrides it for a lot. Am feels stronger too.
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Post by beanlord on Dec 5, 2023 23:13:41 GMT
It is the same for any amount of intentions. The difference between I am... and I believe... is that one causes you to be X while the other makes you believe you're X. In certain contexts believe may be useful, but am overrides it for a lot. Am feels stronger too. Thanks a lot! |
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Post by beanlord on Dec 5, 2023 23:16:00 GMT
It is the same for any amount of intentions. The difference between I am... and I believe... is that one causes you to be X while the other makes you believe you're X. In certain contexts believe may be useful, but am overrides it for a lot. Am feels stronger too. Would it be more useful to use "I believe" when I create intentions based on other people? I mean; "I believe other people are nice to me" Rather than "Other people are nice to me". It seems that "causing" that other people are nice to me may be harder to create than believing it (I dunno if changing other people goes against their free will). Or "The world has infinite potential".. wouldn't it be better to make it "I believe the world has infinite potential"? Causing the world to behave in a certain wouldn't be a bit more energy exhausting than shifting a belief? |
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Post by reden on Dec 6, 2023 13:27:11 GMT
It is the same for any amount of intentions. The difference between I am... and I believe... is that one causes you to be X while the other makes you believe you're X. In certain contexts believe may be useful, but am overrides it for a lot. Am feels stronger too. Would it be more useful to use "I believe" when I create intentions based on other people? I mean; "I believe other people are nice to me" Rather than "Other people are nice to me". It seems that "causing" that other people are nice to me may be harder to create than believing it (I dunno if changing other people goes against their free will). Or "The world has infinite potential".. wouldn't it be better to make it "I believe the world has infinite potential"? Causing the world to behave in a certain wouldn't be a bit more energy exhausting than shifting a belief? I believe in this case wouldn't be very useful. Because you would believe such, but in reality people could be nasty to you. "Other people are nice to me" Changing people like this often is a free will violation. A solution the Repeater may automatically take is make you gravitate towards nice people, and/or disconnecting you from not-nice people. It may also find another creative solution, such as shifting you to a timeline where people are nicer to you, or causing you to emit a niceness aura, etc. etc. >Or "The world has infinite potential".. wouldn't it be better to make it "I believe the world has infinite potential"? In this case believe would be more useful, but also not that much, because the world itself already infinite potential. >Causing the world to behave in a certain wouldn't be a bit more energy exhausting than shifting a belief? Yes, but the repeater has infinite energy, but not (so far) infinite flow of energy, like a pump. |
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Post by beanlord on Dec 7, 2023 14:16:39 GMT
Would it be more useful to use "I believe" when I create intentions based on other people? I mean; "I believe other people are nice to me" Rather than "Other people are nice to me". It seems that "causing" that other people are nice to me may be harder to create than believing it (I dunno if changing other people goes against their free will). Or "The world has infinite potential".. wouldn't it be better to make it "I believe the world has infinite potential"? Causing the world to behave in a certain wouldn't be a bit more energy exhausting than shifting a belief? I believe in this case wouldn't be very useful. Because you would believe such, but in reality people could be nasty to you. "Other people are nice to me" Changing people like this often is a free will violation. A solution the Repeater may automatically take is make you gravitate towards nice people, and/or disconnecting you from not-nice people. It may also find another creative solution, such as shifting you to a timeline where people are nicer to you, or causing you to emit a niceness aura, etc. etc. >Or "The world has infinite potential".. wouldn't it be better to make it "I believe the world has infinite potential"? In this case believe would be more useful, but also not that much, because the world itself already infinite potential. >Causing the world to behave in a certain wouldn't be a bit more energy exhausting than shifting a belief? Yes, but the repeater has infinite energy, but not (so far) infinite flow of energy, like a pump. Thanks a lot for the reply. Regarding specificity, is it needed to have a vast knowledge about what you're writting on the repeater? For example, Is it the same if I write: "I'm free from all forms of negative astrological influences" as saying "I'm free from all weakening, malefic, harmful and negative influences from Vedic astrology" and then repeat same sentence for other forms of astrology too. Or the first sentence will just cover it all at once. |
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Post by sound on Dec 7, 2023 14:24:32 GMT
I believe in this case wouldn't be very useful. Because you would believe such, but in reality people could be nasty to you. "Other people are nice to me" Changing people like this often is a free will violation. A solution the Repeater may automatically take is make you gravitate towards nice people, and/or disconnecting you from not-nice people. It may also find another creative solution, such as shifting you to a timeline where people are nicer to you, or causing you to emit a niceness aura, etc. etc. >Or "The world has infinite potential".. wouldn't it be better to make it "I believe the world has infinite potential"? In this case believe would be more useful, but also not that much, because the world itself already infinite potential. >Causing the world to behave in a certain wouldn't be a bit more energy exhausting than shifting a belief? Yes, but the repeater has infinite energy, but not (so far) infinite flow of energy, like a pump. Thanks a lot for the reply. Regarding specificity, is it needed to have a vast knowledge about what you're writting on the repeater? For example, Is it the same if I write: "I'm free from all forms of negative astrological influences" as saying "I'm free from all weakening, malefic, harmful and negative influences from Vedic astrology" and then repeat same sentence for other forms of astrology too. Or the first sentence will just cover it all at once. Both should work; being specific might be more accelerated if you have priorities |
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Post by beanlord on Dec 7, 2023 14:32:30 GMT
Thanks a lot for the reply. Regarding specificity, is it needed to have a vast knowledge about what you're writting on the repeater? For example, Is it the same if I write: "I'm free from all forms of negative astrological influences" as saying "I'm free from all weakening, malefic, harmful and negative influences from Vedic astrology" and then repeat same sentence for other forms of astrology too. Or the first sentence will just cover it all at once. Both should work; being specific might be more accelerated if you have priorities That's great to know. Thank you. |
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