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The narrator explains how your self-concept and inner dialogue create your reality through imagination and feeling states. This generates energy that impresses your subconscious mind, which then projects your reality.
To change your reality, you must change your self-concept by visualizing your desired reality. Most people visualize incorrectly by trying to see it through their physical eyes. Instead, visualize in your mind.
When you visualize properly by feeling your desired reality happening now, you impress your subconscious to change what you consent to as true, altering your self-concept. This transforms your inner dialogue, imagination, and feeling states to align with your new reality.
By understanding this process, you gain an advantage over others to consciously create your desired experiences. The people in your reality are other versions of your consciousness. If you apply this knowledge, you put yourself ahead of them.
The narrator explains that everything in our reality is created from our self-concept - our fundamental beliefs about ourselves. This generates an inner dialogue, which leads to imaginal pictures in our minds, which create feeling states. These feeling states impress the subconscious mind and then project out to create our external reality.
So to change our reality, we must change our self-concept. The narrator recommends using visualization before bed to visualize and feel having what you want, which impresses the subconscious to then project that out into your reality.
He explains most people visualize incorrectly from their eyes, just seeing blackness. Instead, visualize from your mind, as if it's happening to you now. This creates the proper feeling state to impress the subconscious.
If you truly grasp this process of inner world creation determining outer reality, you'll have an advantage over others to manifest the life you want.
The narrator explains the process of how reality and manifestation works, starting from your self-concept and inner dialogue flowing into your imagination which then creates feeling states that impress your subconscious mind to then project out the reality you experience.
A key point made is that when visualizing, do not visualize from your physical eyes as they are part of the simulation - instead visualize from your mind. This gives you an advantage over others.
The narrator stresses the power of feeling and accepting your wish fulfilled, as that feeling and acceptance reprograms your subconscious to then project out the new reality.
He recommends visualizing scenes where you already have what you want, from the first person perspective, happening now. This skips the middleman steps and goes right to the imagination and feeling. Visualize from the back of your head, not your eyes.
If understood and applied properly, the narrator states you'll have an unfair advantage over other versions of yourself in parallel realities to easily manifest and create your desired experiences.
Here is a condensed summary of the main points from the text:
The narrator explains how your self-concept and inner dialogue create your reality through imagination and feeling states. This happens in a sequence - inner dialogue leads to mental images which create feelings that impress the subconscious mind to then project out the reality you experience.
To change your reality, you must change your self-concept by visualizing new scenarios before bed. When visualizing, see the event happening