pessoa específica = reflexo. EIYPO não tem dó.

About this video

• Video Title: pessoa específica = reflexo. EIYPO não tem dó.
• Channel: LUANA RICCO
• Speakers: Luana Ricco
• Duration: 19:15

Overview

This video explains the concept of "Everyone Is Push Out" (EIYPO), a theory by Neville Goddard, which suggests that everyone in our reality is a projection of our own subconscious beliefs and assumptions. The speaker, Luana Ricco, discusses how changing our internal state and assumptions about others can change how they interact with us, using personal anecdotes and examples to illustrate the power of this concept in manifesting specific relationships and outcomes.

Key takeaways

• EIYPO (Everyone Is Push Out): This concept, popularized by Neville Goddard, posits that individuals in our reality are projections of our own subconscious beliefs. What we assume about others or ourselves is reflected back to us.
• Internal State Dictates External Reality: The video emphasizes that changing your internal assumptions and beliefs is key to altering external circumstances and how people behave towards you. The external world, including people's actions, will conform to your internal state.
• The Power of Assumption: By consistently assuming a desired outcome or a specific way someone should behave, you script their reality. This means if you assume someone treats you poorly, they will continue to do so until you change your assumption.
• "Pedestal Mentality" vs. Assumption: The speaker clarifies that "pedestal mentality" (placing others on a pedestal and viewing them as inaccessible) hinders manifestation. Instead, one should normalize the desired outcome and assume it as a current reality.
• Manifestation as Identity Shift: True manifestation, especially of a "specific person," involves shifting your identity to become the person who already has that relationship or outcome. It's not about belief or hope, but about embodying the state of already having it.
• Circumstances are Irrelevant: The video stresses that external circumstances or "third parties" have no power unless you grant it to them through your assumptions. They are moldable and ultimately irrelevant to the manifestation process if you remain focused on your desired outcome as a present reality.
• "Assume" vs. "Believe" vs. "Pretend": The speaker differentiates between believing (a passive hope) and assuming (an active choice and embodiment of identity). Assuming means knowing it's yours, like knowing the sky is blue, rather than hoping it will be.