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I’ve been thinking about EIYPO (Everyone Is You Pushed Out) and there’s one point I’m struggling to understand.

According to the theory, if I change my identity/assumptions and act with a person — whether that person is someone I love, a family member, a friend, etc. — that person can eventually reflect those assumptions back to me in the 3D.

So here’s my question.

Let’s take a completely different example: imagine a man goes to a club and approaches 100 random women.

If EIYPO means that everyone in our reality is reflecting our assumptions, why wouldn’t all 100 women respond according to his self-concept?

For example, if his identity is:

“Women find me extremely attractive, they desire me, and they love talking to me.”

why might 20 women be very interested, 30 neutral, 30 reject him, and 20 not even engage?

Aren’t all 100 of them part of the same projected reality?

And if we say that we can assume a different version of one person and eventually experience that version of them, why would the same principle not automatically apply to random people we encounter?

In other words:

Why can a special person conform to an assumption while random people may apparently behave completely differently from that assumption?

Is the explanation that we hold different assumptions about each individual?

Is there a difference between a general self-concept such as “I am desired” and a specific assumption such as “this particular person desires me”?

Or, within EIYPO, would the theory actually say that if the man completely embodied “every woman I approach is attracted to me,” then eventually all 100 should reflect that?

I’m genuinely trying to understand the internal logic of EIYPO here rather than argue against it, so I’d especially like to hear from people who have studied Neville deeply.

Ciao, cerco a Napoli zona Scampia, Frullone, Chiaiano, Secondigliano, Capodimonte
palestre che facciamo il mensile.

Purtroppo oggi sembra impossibile, tutte propongono annuale.

I really need some reassurance about the Law right now, please.

For context, over the past few days I had reached a point where my faith felt almost unshakeable, even though I haven’t seen many major results yet. I’ve been consciously manifesting for about three months, and I’ve also revised my past by looking back at how many things I may have manifested unconsciously.

During these three months, I’ve had one small success — although I can’t know for sure whether it was simply a coincidence — and one small failure, and I could say the same thing about that: maybe it was just coincidence.

My main desires are still pending, but I wasn’t checking the 3D or obsessing over them.

Recently, though, I read two manifestation success stories.

One of them actually made me cry because I found it so moving and beautiful. But when some friends and I contacted the person behind the story, we discovered that he is selling consultations/courses and that the story apparently wasn’t genuine.

Obviously, this time I cried out of disappointment.

The author of the other success story later started promoting an iOS app with a tool directly related to the story they had posted.

Why do people give others hope through fake success stories just to gain something from it?

Since then, I’ve started having a lot of negative thoughts and fear, anxiuous.

I follow many people in the manifestation community and I’m a fan of some YouTube channels, but at the same time, these people make money through coaching, courses, subscriptions, and similar things.

So now I’m starting to ask myself:

Does manifestation actually make sense, or are people simply making up success stories because they have something to sell?

This morning I woke up feeling discouraged and with almost no faith left.

I really need some reassurance about the Law right now, please.

For context, over the past few days I had reached a point where my faith felt almost unshakeable, even though I haven’t seen many major results yet. I’ve been consciously manifesting for about three months, and I’ve also revised my past by looking back at how many things I may have manifested unconsciously.

During these three months, I’ve had one small success — although I can’t know for sure whether it was simply a coincidence — and one small failure, and I could say the same thing about that: maybe it was just coincidence.

My main desires are still pending, but I wasn’t checking the 3D or obsessing over them.

Recently, though, I read two manifestation success stories.

One of them actually made me cry because I found it so moving and beautiful. But when some friends and I contacted the person behind the story, we discovered that he is selling consultations/courses and that the story apparently wasn’t genuine.

Obviously, this time I cried out of disappointment.

The author of the other success story later started promoting an iOS app with a tool directly related to the story they had posted.

Why do people give others hope through fake success stories just to gain something from it?

Since then, I’ve started having a lot of negative thoughts and fear, anxiuous.

I follow many people in the manifestation community and I’m a fan of some YouTube channels, but at the same time, these people make money through coaching, courses, subscriptions, and similar things.

So now I’m starting to ask myself:

Does manifestation actually make sense, or are people simply making up success stories because they have something to sell?

This morning I woke up feeling discouraged and with almost no faith left.

Premise: this post is not meant as criticism. I’m just trying to understand how this law, which I believe in because I’ve seen and read about results, actually works.

Last week I sold a car. After posting the ad, I assumed that I was going to sell it. Even while I was driving it, I felt as if I were already driving a different car. I was so certain it would sell that I eventually stopped answering phone calls, and people started repeatedly calling me and insisting until they agreed to pay the price I wanted. So the car was sold — success story.

In the meantime, I realized that I had lost my card holder about a month ago and a bracelet about five months ago, so I started assuming that I would find those too, but so far there have been no results.

Now I needed to replace a car, and yesterday, for about two minutes, I confidently assumed that I would be driving a specific car I had seen in an ad. I called the seller and he was supposed to send me a video. From that point on, I felt even more certain about it.

This morning I noticed that the ad had been removed and the seller had blocked me on both calls and messages. Okay, I could choose not to react to the 3D, but the fact is that the car now has a new owner — I checked the official records.

Why did this happen? What am I doing wrong? I don’t understand.

Shouldn’t the Law work every time?

Premise: this post is not meant as criticism. I’m just trying to understand how this law, which I believe in because I’ve seen and read about results, actually works.

Last week I sold a car. After posting the ad, I assumed that I was going to sell it. Even while I was driving it, I felt as if I were already driving a different car. I was so certain it would sell that I eventually stopped answering phone calls, and people started repeatedly calling me and insisting until they agreed to pay the price I wanted. So the car was sold — success story.

In the meantime, I realized that I had lost my card holder about a month ago and a bracelet about five months ago, so I started assuming that I would find those too, but so far there have been no results.

Now I needed to replace a car, and yesterday, for about two minutes, I confidently assumed that I would be driving a specific car I had seen in an ad. I called the seller and he was supposed to send me a video. From that point on, I felt even more certain about it.

This morning I noticed that the ad had been removed and the seller had blocked me on both calls and messages. Okay, I could choose not to react to the 3D, but the fact is that the car now has a new owner — I checked the official records.

Why did this happen? What am I doing wrong? I don’t understand.

Shouldn’t the Law work every time?

I already know that many people will say circumstances don’t matter, and okay, I understand that. But I need reassurance from someone who has been through something more or less similar.

I’ve been trying to manifest my SP back for months, but so far I’ve had more negative results than positive ones.

• I notice that there seem to be far fewer success stories from men who got their SP back. This also seems to match the statistics saying that women are less likely than men to go back to an ex.
• People say that once a woman is no longer attracted to a man, she is gone for good. This also seems to match what is said about female attraction being more mental than male attraction, since men can still experience physical desire.

So my question is: if manifestation is done correctly, is it guaranteed that a woman who has lost attraction will come back to her man, without using social media tricks or any of that nonsense?

Thank you.

I already know that many people will say circumstances don’t matter, and okay, I understand that. But I need reassurance from someone who has been through something more or less similar.

I’ve been trying to manifest my SP back for months, but so far I’ve had more negative results than positive ones.

• I notice that there seem to be far fewer success stories from men who got their SP back. This also seems to match the statistics saying that women are less likely than men to go back to an ex.
• People say that once a woman is no longer attracted to a man, she is gone for good. This also seems to match what is said about female attraction being more mental than male attraction, since men can still experience physical desire.

So my question is: if manifestation is done correctly, is it guaranteed that a woman who has lost attraction will come back to her man, without using social media tricks or any of that nonsense?

Thank you.

I already know that many people will say circumstances don’t matter, and okay, I understand that. But I need reassurance from someone who has been through something more or less similar.

I’ve been trying to manifest my SP back for months, but so far I’ve had more negative results than positive ones.

• I notice that there seem to be far fewer success stories from men who got their SP back. This also seems to match the statistics saying that women are less likely than men to go back to an ex.
• People say that once a woman is no longer attracted to a man, she is gone for good. This also seems to match what is said about female attraction being more mental than male attraction, since men can still experience physical desire.

So my question is: if manifestation is done correctly, is it guaranteed that a woman who has lost attraction will come back to her man, without using social media tricks or any of that nonsense?

Thank you.

I already know that many people will say circumstances don’t matter, and okay, I understand that. But I need reassurance from someone who has been through something more or less similar.

I’ve been trying to manifest my SP back for months, but so far I’ve had more negative results than positive ones.

• I notice that there seem to be far fewer success stories from men who got their SP back. This also seems to match the statistics saying that women are less likely than men to go back to an ex.
• People say that once a woman is no longer attracted to a man, she is gone for good. This also seems to match what is said about female attraction being more mental than male attraction, since men can still experience physical desire.

So my question is: if manifestation is done correctly, is it guaranteed that a woman who has lost attraction will come back to her man, without using social media tricks or any of that nonsense?

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

Wise has deactivated my account again, but I have not been given any clear or valid reason. I have read their terms and conditions and, as far as I can tell, I have not violated any rules.

This is a very old Wise account, and it only contains a small amount of money. I currently have no income and no regular incoming payments. The money in the account comes from funds I received and deposited many years ago, not from any recent employment or business activity.

When I try to reactivate the account, Wise asks me to select my source of income, but none of the available options seems appropriate because I currently have no income at all.

Has anyone experienced something similar? What should I select, and what documents could I provide to explain that these are simply old personal funds?

I would also like to understand why Wise keeps deactivating the account without giving me a specific explanation.

Ciao sono con amici,

non importa entry e prezzo cerchiamo serata forte in un locale di Napoli.

Con donne belle e non troppo cafone.

Idee?

Grazie

Hi everyone,

I often read posts from people who have been manifesting for months or even years and are struggling because they haven’t seen any movement.

Then, in the comments, someone points out that the very fact they are asking means they are not truly in the state.

So I’m wondering: how are you supposed to maintain a state permanently? What exactly should you do?

Hi everyone,

I often read posts from people who have been manifesting for months or even years and are struggling because they haven’t seen any movement.

Then, in the comments, someone points out that the very fact they are asking means they are not truly in the state.

So I’m wondering: how are you supposed to maintain a state permanently? What exactly should you do?

Ciao sono con amici,

non importa entry e prezzo cerchiamo serata forte in un locale di Napoli.

Con donne belle e non troppo cafone.

Idee?

Grazie

I want to seriously work on and elevate my self-concept, but almost every piece of advice I find seems to stop at affirmations:

“I am chosen.”

“I am worthy.”

“I am confident.”

“I am loved.”

I understand that affirmations can help change our inner dialogue, but I don’t want to simply repeat sentences all day while continuing to live, react, and make decisions as the same old version of myself.

What else can I actually do to embody a stronger self-concept?

This is not meant to be argumentative or to disprove the Law of Assumption. I’m genuinely trying to understand how the principle works.

According to EIYPO, other people reflect our assumptions, self-concept, and expectations. So let’s take a very simple example: dating apps.

Suppose I see a specific person and decide:

“This person is attracted to me and we are going to match.”

Why, in practice, can’t we simply match with every person we consciously choose?

This is not meant to be argumentative or to disprove the Law of Assumption. I’m genuinely trying to understand how the principle works.

According to EIYPO, other people reflect our assumptions, self-concept, and expectations. So let’s take a very simple example: dating apps.

Suppose I see a specific person and decide:

“This person is attracted to me and we are going to match.”

Why, in practice, can’t we simply match with every person we consciously choose?

This is not meant to be argumentative or to disprove the Law of Assumption. I’m genuinely trying to understand how the principle works.

According to EIYPO, other people reflect our assumptions, self-concept, and expectations. So let’s take a very simple example: dating apps.

Suppose I see a specific person and decide:

“This person is attracted to me and we are going to match.”

Why, in practice, can’t we simply match with every person we consciously choose?

I want to seriously work on and elevate my self-concept, but almost every piece of advice I find seems to stop at affirmations:

“I am chosen.”

“I am worthy.”

“I am confident.”

“I am loved.”

I understand that affirmations can help change our inner dialogue, but I don’t want to simply repeat sentences all day while continuing to live, react, and make decisions as the same old version of myself.

What else can I actually do to embody a stronger self-concept?