how to persist in your assumption if you see no movement?

About this video

• Video Title: how to persist in your assumption if you see no movement?
• Channel: Niclas Günther
• Speakers: Niclas Günther, Abby
• Duration: 14:30

Overview

This video features a conversation between Niclas Günther and Abby about the concept of persistence in manifestation. They discuss the true meaning of persistence, why people struggle with it, and practical ways to cultivate it, emphasizing the importance of maintaining an internal state regardless of external circumstances.

Key takeaways

• Definition of Persistency: Derived from Latin, it means to "continue to hold" or to "stay steady and firm" in a desired state or assumption.
• Misconceptions about Persistency: It's often viewed as a difficult or hard task, leading to resistance and a desire to revert to old states, rather than a continuous holding of the desired state.
• Struggles with Persistency: People struggle because they expect instantaneous results, focus on the lack of external changes, misunderstand the feeling aspect of the desired state, or believe they must suffer to achieve their goals.
• The Role of the Inner State: True persistence involves living in the end state, already feeling it as true internally, which eliminates the question of "when it will come." External reality is a reflection of this inner state.
• External Reality as a Mirror: The external world reflects one's inner state. Waiting for external validation before aligning internally is like waiting for a mirror to smile before you do.
• Financial Manifestation Example: To manifest a higher income, one must adopt the state of consciousness and perception of someone already earning that amount, rather than focusing on current financial limitations.
• Reactions as Indicators: Our reactions to our current circumstances are key indicators of whether we are in the desired state or have fallen back into an old one.
• Faith and Loyalty: Faith is described as loyalty to the unseen reality, meaning continuous commitment to the imagined state until it manifests.
• Practical Application: Meditation and journaling are suggested as tools to quiet the mind, connect with the inner state, and uncover subconscious beliefs that may hinder persistence.
• The Gardener Analogy: Persistence is like gardening – a continuous, nurturing process, not necessarily a difficult struggle.
• Naturalness and Flow: When persistence is maintained, the new state becomes natural, leading to a sense of flow where actions and outcomes align effortlessly.