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addressing the discourse about robotic affirming because I’ve got a couple DMs asking about my opinion on them. & the simplest answer is everything works when you say it does. for some people robotic affirming may feel exhausting & discouraging while for others it may feel like safety & security knowing you’re not allowing other thoughts to seep in. I believe the only reason why coaches or anyone for that matter, speak “against” them is because in their experience it did feel exhausting and it did create the assumption that you had to affirm endlessly until your manifestation materialized. while it obviously can work because you assume it does for some people it can feel discouraging when they’ve affirmed 10k times and it hasn’t shown up physically, so they think they’re doing something wrong, affirm 5k more times & check, see that there’s still “nothing” & boom they create a cycle. that in and of itself can be exhausted. I’m exhausted just thinking about it. that’s because their attention isn’t on having it internally, it’s on how much they done & how little physical evidence they have. HOWEVER, sometimes robotic affirming can be fun to some, they have good assumptions about only needing to affirm x amount of times and they KNOW it will show up no matter what. & I’m sure there are plenty of perspectives in the mix that I didn’t explain. but the point is, is that everyone’s experience will be different. just because it worked for someone else doesn’t mean it’s something you HAVE to do. & just because some people don’t like it doesn’t mean that it’s wrong or that it doesn’t work at all. please please please, remind yourselves that whatever YOU assume to be true will be true for you. that goes across all boards. with rules, with methods, with circumstances, with feelings. with everything. you will only experience your perception of things. it’s like if someone has prescription glasses that work for them, why would they work for you? you have a different prescription. I.e you have a different perspective. take everything with a grain of salt, ask yourself if it feels good for you, & if it doesn’t leave it alone! if it confuses you, leave it alone. if it creates the assumption that there’s more you HAVE to do, leave it alone.