I'm A Nice Person But I'm About To Start Throwing Rocks At Antis

Thing I randomly manifested today:

Was in a fuck up situation where I was in different city and couldn't go home cuz the busses were not working properly&I was lost and I manifested in a minute or two that a bus randomly drove and stopped next to me and drove me directly home

Aslo manifested my voice back (I was so sick I couldn't speak at all for days)

I want to get into the void, but haven't yet. Trying not to lose hope

I have been trying to get into the void and have tried a lot of things. I either keep assuming "I am pure consciousness. I am the void" etc. constantly for long or just fall asleep. I do try not give my body attention and just feel as if I'm floating just to give myself the essence of not being attached to my body. And it's not like I'm being negative about it either. I completely believe in the void and I know I can get in. It's just that I still haven't and I don't know what else I can do. All day long I also repeat affirmations and sometimes just robotic affirmations. There are a few things that I am manifesting and I am really hopeful about it, and when nothing really happens, I tell myself that I'm not doing it right and try again. But I still believe I can because I understand that is important.

I don't know what to do anymore. Please help me out.

Also I don't want to shift. I want to manifest it in my reality and see the changes happening and unravel

So without trying to be mean I'm going to tell you what you are doing "wrong" while just being real

Let's start at the start, at the core of simplicity of the void.

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WHAT IS VOID?

Void is the same thing as pure consciousness just different names, it not a place you are reaching it just YOU.

WHY DIDN'T YOU "REACH" THE VOID YET?

The affirmations you are doing are not helping you, they are limiting you. You are focusing too much on the wrong things.

YOU ARE FORGOTTEN WHO YOU ARE

You are the void, the purest state of consciousness, you are the creator of this reality, other words a GOD. Everything around you has been manifesting by you and you didn't need to do all those things to get it did you? It natural

To me it seems what you are doing is consuming too much information and techniques and what not. You said you are trying to give your body a feeling of floating but I see that as just focusing on your body and 3D.

HOW TO "GET" INTO THE VOID?

You are so focused on getting manifastions you want in your 3D while forgetting that it all happening in 4D. Stop putting void on the pedestal, it simply you so stop it. Stop consuming content about void because all you are doing is simply continuing the fascinating with it and harvesting more assumptions on how it done.

The only reasons why methods and affirmations work for some people is they have given them permission to be conditions that get them to the void.

Void is our most natural state of self so you do not need to do affirmations (especially robotic) and you do not need to get into any state to get to it. All you need to do is simply be you.

It is not about wanting nor getting, it is about embodying and accepting that it is already yours now.

"A TIP"

Instead of focusing to getting there with your assuming and what not just be there. And the best way to do it is to Imagen you are already there by giving your self peace and letting go of all there is to know. Being in void is state of calmness and happiness, it dark and you don't feel any negative "humen" emotions you felt here. Settle down with yourself and let go of it all and just know that you are what you are ( just simply "I AM" ) and let it flow through you, you can distract yourself from 3D any way you want, music you like or you can simply just stare into the darkness when you close your eyes.

Void is our true self and the only "human" feelings void has is love, happiness, calmness, creativity, excitement. When you don't pay attention to 3D and focus on that you feel simply by being your true state of self which is the so on called the void state.

Instead of "reaching" it EMBODY it

Isnt “star seed” and “star child” like an ableist way to deny someone is neurodivergent? I remember hearing a lot of autistic people and people with adhd say something along those lines

Hiii

So this is a good question to ask since I don't want anyone to take my post a wrong way. I'm writing this from my knowledge and what I found so far:)

What are star children: star children are people who are spiritual gifted and more sensitive/connected to spiritual world

So the star children at the start when they were called indigo children was not referring to people who are neurodivergent; however the "symptoms" (not really the right words) or signs of being a star child slightly aligned with symptoms of being neurodivergent because the approach to what a star child is, actually was incorrect.

From my research I found that because of those aligned "symptoms" between star children and neurodivergent children, that the children who are autistic/ADHD were neglected or that their needs were ignored because adults around them would put this label on them being a star child when in reality they were neurodivergent.

It created a bit of stigma around the whole star child thing.

I'm myself for very long time had done big research on autism since I have for years very big suspicious that I have it but I can't be diagnosed now so it still just a question thing. (I'm not self diagnosed since I want to get tested when I'm 18)

The term star child was not meant to be ableist or bring any harm to those children since it was never practically aimed at neurodivergent children (I didn't find any proof that it was made as a ablest term or to invalided people but sorry maybe if I missed something?) but a lot of people took it the wrong way and it caused harm.

When I used the term it because for me the sings of being a star child are mostly spiritual and not releted to being neurodivergent so I didn't want to make it offensive to anyone nor did I know at the time the connection that the word had with neurodivergent people. It very understandable that some people don't like term because of what effected it had on some people but for me being a star child is being very spiritually connected naturally and not actually symptoms of being neurodivergent.

(Or pretty much any physical symptoms since I think it more like having a gift of being more spiritually connected and not it actually having as much of a physical symptom)

Sorry if I offended anyone since I didn't have the indent but I wanted to clear this up a bit:)

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Why are you afraid of shifting and how is it stopping you from success

This post is all about finding what are your struggles with shifting and fear and how to overcome it

Why This Happens

1. Fear of the Unknown: Shifting involves stepping into a completely new reality, and the mind can find that overwhelming. Even though you consciously want to shift, your mind might be resisting because it’s unsure what will happen or how you'll feel after the shift. (Your mind can't stop you from shifting but it helpful to overcome this)

2. Fear of Failure: While you’ve maybe built a mindset that "shifting is easy," there might still be a lingering fear of what happens if it doesn’t work. This can lead to procrastination as a way to avoid facing potential disappointment.

3. Attachment to Your Current Reality: Even if you consciously want to let go of this reality, your mind might still hold on to certain attachments, routines, or responsibilities, making it harder to fully release and surrender.

4. Perfectionism: You might feel that the conditions for shifting need to be "perfect" (e.g., the right time, mood, or setting). This can cause you to delay the attempt, thinking, "I’ll do it tomorrow when I feel more ready."

5. Energy Imbalance: Mental and emotional energy play a big role in shifting. If you're mentally drained from school/job or other activities, it can be harder to find the focus and motivation to try.

Advice to Overcome This

1. Address the Fear Directly:

Take a moment to reflect on why you might feel scared. Is it fear of failure, success, or the unknown? Journaling about these feelings can help bring clarity and reduce their intensity.

Remind yourself that shifting is safe and that you’re always in control. You can come back to your current reality whenever you choose.

2. Break the Cycle of Procrastination:

Commit to small steps instead of aiming for the perfect shifting session. For example, one night, just focus on relaxing and visualizing your desired reality for 5-10 minutes without the pressure of fully shifting.

Set a consistent time for your shifting practice, even if it’s only 15 minutes a day.

3. Ease Into Letting Go:

Practice mindfulness or meditation to train your mind to release attachment to this reality. Grounding yourself in the present moment can make it easier to let go when the time comes.

Try visualization exercises throughout the day. Imagine yourself briefly in your desired reality during small breaks, which can make the idea of shifting feel more familiar and less daunting.

4. Shift Your Perspective on "Failure":

Remember, every attempt is progress. Each time builds your connection to your desired reality and strengthens your mental state.

Celebrate small wins, like getting into a relaxed state or feeling closer to your desired reality, instead of only focusing on whether you shifted.

5. Create a Comforting Routine:

Build a ritual around your shifting attempts that feels calming and enjoyable. For example, use soothing music, light candles, or repeat affirmations that help you feel safe and confident.

Use self-reassurance phrases like, “I am in control, and shifting will happen at the right time for me.”

6. Reframe "It’s Too Late" Thoughts:

Remind yourself that there’s no "right" time to shift. You can attempt shifting whenever you feel ready, whether it’s day or night.

Think of shifting as a natural, ongoing process rather than a single, all-or-nothing event. This can help reduce pressure and make it feel more approachable.

Letting Go of the Pressure

It's helpful to approach shifting with curiosity and excitement rather than pressure. The more you view it as a natural and fluid process, the easier it can become to allow yourself to fully engage. Instead of thinking, "I have to shift tonight," try shifting your mindset to, "I’m exploring this tonight, and whatever happens is okay."

Mantra to Try

When you feel scared or hesitant, try repeating: "I trust the process. I am safe, I am ready, and I am capable of shifting when the time is right."

A little remember that it most important to find what works for you.

We are all homesick most for the places we have never known.

Carson McCullers

When someone asks me about my plans for future but I plan to shift for the rest of eternity