"The Opposite Happening In The 3D Does Not Mean You Are Not Getting Your Desires. It Could Probably Be

what if nothing I do fulfills me :(

you are fulfilled with the idea that nothing fulfills you. you are always fulfilled in something and this idea of “lack” is what limits you and your understanding of the law.

know you are limitless self who gets/experiences anything instantly

satisfy self using techniques (stop focusing on trying to get shit and instead focus on the feeling, the knowing that it really is yours) (and yes this feeling of knowing is possible even when you dont have physical evidence of it)

i also feel like if nothing fulfills you for a specific thing, maybe you are forcing yourself to desire this thing when you rly dont. a lot of times ppl in my dms tell me they arent sure if they want this one thing and thats why they cant feel good while imagining having it. do you really want this thing or not?

either way, focus on yourself. who is the version of you you want to become? be that. take your mind off seeking fulfillment and have fun with techniques and know that once you decide something, its done. thoughts, emotions, etc mean nothing.

“Step into the fire of self-discovery. This fire will not burn you, it will only burn what you are not.”

— Mooji

Congratulations! Today, you get to learn the difference between memory and recall. There is an important difference, and understanding that difference will make you a better ally to the disabled community and also more understanding of your own brain!

What is memory?

Memory is the information your brain has stored for later. Let's make an analogy: your memory can be compared to files stored on a computer. Your brain is extremely complex and has a deep, layered filing system.

When your roommate's friend visits and introduces herself, you put her name in one of the many name folders. Our brains are complex enough that we can assume there are thousands of those folders, each for a different type of name and how you know it: friend names, immediate family names, extended family names, classmate names, coworker names, celebrity names, and so on and so forth, forever.

What is recall?

Recall is not whether you have something stored, but whether you can find it. Like that photo of you at summer camp in sixth grade that's stored somewhere on your computer, the information you learn throughout daily life is sorted somewhere into your brain's filing system. The longer ago that you put the information into the system, the harder it is to find, unless you frequently visit those files.

For the average instance of recall, people generally use the equivalent of the search bar of their brain's filing system. The information is sorted precisely so it's, naturally, recalled in the blink of an eye.

However, you may have had moments of recall issues. Everyone does here and there. The sensation of a word being on the tip of your tongue is a common example of issues with recall. You know the word, but it's just not coming up when you search for it.

In instances like these, you end up kind of manually rooting around in your brain's folders, desperately looking for associated folders that it might have been mis-stored in. You're trying to think of a vegetable you know of, so you start listing off other vegetables to yourself, as if sifting through the vegetable folder.

Sometimes, this association game can bring forth the missing file - or in this case, vegetable name. In other cases, you simply have to let it go and wait for it to come to you later. That might mean you smacking your forehead 48 hours later when you're in the middle of driving to work and the name of that vegetable suddenly throws itself right in the middle of your internal monologue.

Recall and disability

So, what does this have to do with disability? Well, the average person may have occasional recall issues, but for many disabled people, these issues are extremely prevalent. For neurodivergent folks or those with brain fog, we can end up having trouble recalling things many times in a day. It is extremely frustrating and can even be embarrassing in social situations.

For example, your roommate's friend, who you've hung out with on multiple occasions and heard numerous stories about might drop by six months later and you might stand there trying to avoid talking while you scramble desperately through your name files trying to recall her name when you know it's in there somewhere. It's a real life reproduction of that scene in SpongeBob where he only knows how to be a waiter. By the time she addresses you, it's too little too late and you have to admit that for some reason her name is evading you. It's humiliating.

Be understanding of recall issues

These issues have little to do with how important something is to a person. If you know someone who's disabled and they have frequent issues recalling words or names, it's just because the search function in their brain sometimes breaks down and they have to rely on manually digging through the billions of memories they have to try and find what they're looking for.

If you know someone with this issue who is comfortable with it, try filling in the gaps for them! It can be a fun bonding experience, especially between two people with recall issues, to immediately offer a word that seems to fit the flow of the sentence as soon as the other starts to draw a blank. The better you know them, the easier it is.

If you know someone with recall issues, be patient when they use you as a living thesaurus. You're saving them countless hours of googling or agonizing over what that word was - you know, the one that's like willingly suffering for an extended period of time about something that may or may not matter? (I just had issues recalling 'agonizing' 😔)

Anyway, that's all for today! I hope you've all learned something new about recall and how it affects people with disabilities differently/more frequently than the average person

“Once someone touched my jaw so softly I cried. Once someone held my hand so lightly I wept —”

— Sanna Wani, from “Meditation”, My Grief, the Sun

“The way we talk to our children becomes their inner voice.”

— Peggy O’Mara

shifting tip of the month

do or don't. there is no 'try'. 'trying' means you're anticipating the chance of failure.

life when you affirm, persist, ignore the 3d, don’t over-consume, stick to the basics of loa and forget about methods and circumstances while realizing that you deserve to live your dream life

“you are already that which you want to be, and your refusal to believe it is the only reason you do not see it.” - neville goddard

God-Status ♡ Affirmations: based on "Komi Can't Communicate"

I am constantly mistaken for a divine entity.

People act like I invented happiness or something.

My beauty is way too stunning, some people can't even talk to me without getting dizzy with love.

I can't help being sparkly, I was born like this.

Respecting me is a default setting for everyone in existence.

I have a once-in-an-eon type of beauty.

It's normal for people to dote on me, like I'm literally used to it atp.

I can't even recall what it's like to not be praised and worshipped for existing…

It literally blows my mind how transfixed people are when it comes to me. (I mean I get it, but you don't have to throw yourself at my feet wtf???)

If the choice was between me and a bottle of water, dehydrated-and-stuck-in-the-desert bxtches would choose me every time.

It's like people don't physically know how to be mean to me.

I do everything perfectly; I don't mean to, it just works out that way.

Everything is easy for me, I barely have to try.

I am effortlessly talented and competent.

I am way too good at everything I do.

Nobody can be jealous of me, cuz why wouldn't I be this way???

I could glance at someone and they'd be like, "Is this a gift from god? 🦋"

Nothing I do should warrant this much attention, but I always find people hyping me up over the bare minimum.

I'm perfect lol.

My birthday is an international holiday for people.

Everyone is just so sweet to me!

I literally have to be the voice of reason at all times because my words hold too much weight and power.

People scrap the Golden Ratio when they see me.

I make people feel happy and giddy.

I could sell salt to a slug.

I'm like that gorgeous Student Council president Universities would die for.

I'm the queen/king/sovereign of this universe.

I control my reality pretty easily.

I want for nothing; my reality showers me with my desires every second.

The world is madly in love with me.

I'm the prince/princess of all things wonderful.