What really determines which timeline you find yourself in is the language you use. Do you really think that the greatest version of you speaks in an untasteful manner? With low-quality language? Simply changing your language will take you into magical avenues in life. Always match your greatest self with your language - what you speak, how you speak, the cadence, the grammar, the kindness, etc. This matters more than any manifestation. Language IS manifestation. ![[9CA453A2-3012-44B5-982F-D6715E533DF1.jpeg]] When I was 11 years old, I hated my handwriting the moment I became aware of it. I'd never really noticed it - until I did. Looked down at my school-book one day and it really bothered me for some reason. It was objectively ugly. I learned a valuable lesson in that moment, because I simply decided not to sit with the (quite literally) ugly truth before me. I simply decided that, from that moment on, I was going to write beautifully. That my writing would be beautiful. I remember the thought clearly - and that it came without hesitation. The magical part of the lesson was that the very next sentence I wrote was in pristine calligraphy. On that very same page. Keep in mind, I had never ever written properly or even close to good before. My writing looked awkward and unnatural before that at all times. I simply decided that I was going to do it - and that's all it took to upgrade. I immediately gained the ability to write in "Elvish". It won me a calligraphy contest just a week after that, because people became enamored by my writing whenever they would see me journal so much. They wanted their names written out in beauty. Even today, it's a fun conversation every time. That is the power and grip language has over reality. It also showcases the power of a simple decision that is made alone with one's self. You don't need outside opinions as much as you think you do. You can simply decide, make a decision, and follow up. But not just decision-making either - it takes a child's pure-and-innocent belief to awaken great and instantaneous change in one's psyche. The identity must remain flexible for the neuroplasticity to engage. The ego hardens the mind, it hardens the psyche, it disallows great change. Humbleness, honesty, purity and will, on the other hand, allow the mind to upgrade at a moment's notice. One need only remain open to the possibility. Another form of magic I learned from my years experimenting with writing (quite literally "spelling") is that I could take a blank piece of paper, write out a message that was intended for a very specific person, and take my time writing it out with the most beautiful calligraphy I could muster. I would then fold the paper in half as perfectly as I could without thinking about it too much, and putting it under something so the fold would hold - and simply forget about it. I found that they would, one way or another, always receive the message. Either through spontaneous thought, or memory, or feeling, or dream or vision - or through someone else's mouth. Each delivery had a delay I could not quite understand the mechanism of. But I also intuitively knew that it was knowledge better left unlearnt and unexplored. If I wanted to deliver another message, I would simply write on the paper again and fold it once more. Intention, when spelled out, has true power to it. The subconscious mind knows that it has received it, even if it escapes someone's awareness. Eventually, the message will rise up from their non-awareness and into their awareness, and they will become aware of it. So long as the intention is pure and the message relevant.