@SovereignSubliminals I didn’t know about recovering from illnesses or physicals problems.
I thought it was just for trauma/emotional release.
If so, then this is something beyond incredible.
I’ll try it later.
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Exactly my first thoughts after I tried it for the first time haha
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I have found a lecture by Neville Goddard spoken by a very talented YouTuber.
The pruning shears of revision, which explains the process in more detail along with examples and testimonials.
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The video is online now
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Hey, I have a question. May this subliminal be listened to passively without focusing on a specific event to revise, and just letting your subconscious do the work? There are a lot of moments in my life that it’s hard to choose, and I was also planning to listen to this overnight while sleeping.
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Yes, absolutely. You don’t have to do anything at all.
This is how it was intended to be used in the first place.
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Thanks!
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So once we feel that it’s real, we can let it go and move on? Without any resistance from the subconscious mind?
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Depending on what it is you are revising you will experience more or less discharge which many would call resistance. However, it isn’t actual resistance. Just persist in the assumption and it will come to pass.
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So then what is discharge then? Is it just like the tipping of scales from one side to the other? And that resistance is only the minds way of trying to maintain the story it has created? Or is it something more? And does the revision or imagining have to be something believable, or can it truly be absolutely anything that I wished it to be?
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It can be anything you can believe.
A discharge is old aspects expressing their emotions which before stood in the way of the manifestation and was experienced as resistance.
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Very unique idea for a subliminal. I like that you are thinking outside the box. I am not sure how Neville’s revision technique would work in a general subliminal application though, since it is a visualization technique very specific to the individual event we want to revise.
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I meant to message you a while back. There are two Neville compilations called The Complete Reader. I ended up purchasing the one lower down the list on Amazon with the brown cover. Guess what? This one actually includes the original references! So if you’re looking for a new, more complete copy, get that one.
I absolutely love Neville’s style of writing. It’s clear from reading his works that he lived an inspired life.
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Thanks for the tip!
Hey, thanks for your detailed post. I know this is from a long time ago, and you may no longer be around…. I’m wondering if anyone has any personal experience of revising past accidents/events with the result of physical change in the present?
I am dealing with the physical consequences of a medical treatment, but as it affects my face, eyes and body, I find it incredibly hard to detach or ignore current conditions.
The impact on my life has been devastating… and as much as I want to believe that anything is possible, I struggle to achieve even a SATS- level state of imagining my desire. The current/3D pain and loss is so overwhelming.
I have tried many techniques to get round this. But I’m still not even sure that such change in the physical is possible from revision. The most I have heard of is pain from old injuries leaving the body even after a long time.
What happens to me basically triggered a cascade of destruction in my body and then life. There is nothing I want more than to revise it. But after 7 months of severe damage to skin , tissue and eyes, creating an autoimmune réponse in the body, hormone imbalances… loss of work, relationships, home.
It feels like too big a task. Too great a miracle.
Do you feel there are limits to what the human mind can currently accept as ‘natural’ which may prevent certain physical changes from being possible ?
Has anyone had any experience making physical changes?