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Acting As If. This is a continuation of my previous post about how “they” not only understand Law of Attraction (LOA) principles but use it quite frequently to bend probabilities to their will: . When I was in my 20s I ate up all the New Age information like it was free candy. Listened for hours to Bashar, Abraham Hicks, Seth Speaks materials and any LOA video or book I could get my hands on. On a deep level I knew that the information had validity even though the channelers would sometimes get cringey (cough, Bashar). That was no reason to throw the baby out with the bath water so I tried to listen with an open but discerning mind. A lot of these materials teach you how to shift your belief systems, use vivid visualization exercises, act as if you already got your fancy car or fancy house, and actions you can take to speed up the manifestation. Now let me compare LOA material to what “they” do quite frequently onboard: 1) Visualize vividly experiencing your desired reality: ummm, they have viewing tech that makes our VR tech look like it is 1000 years old. If you ever had a vivid lucid dream…that… but way more stable and realistic. They use this tech to show abductees propaganda movies of how it is going to be sunshine and rainbows in the near future with hybrids blending right in. They do this periodically and won’t let you opt out of their crappy productions. 2) Act as if: in LOA material it is commonly recommended that you behave as if you already have the thing you want. Using your body to interact with the physical environment is one step closer to solidifying the desired outcome in your subconscious, beyond just visualization. What “they” do is run drills and scenarios, yes, to “practice” achieving their goals. Perhaps it’s because they have already achieved them and are just preparing abductees for this future scenario but I’ve had them run drills on things that they claimed are inevitable but I knew for a fact there was no evidence for it. One being signing a contract with another abductee who I know down here but zero evidence he wanted to create a contract. They went as far as bringing up some paper and a pen onboard so that we can mock sign 🙄. So far no real contract has been drawn up so either I saw the regression wrong or they flopped. 3) Talk as if: this is like acting (taking small actions as if you already have that thing) but they take it a step further and talk about it with complete confidence. It’s to the point that you honestly start believing them because there is zero shred of doubt in their mind. It’s a telepathic society, hard to hide their true feelings on whatever they are discussing. One of the things I’ve started to appreciate about people down here after doing all these regressions is that we have this energetic question mark, not always 100% sure we chose the right path or know with certainty that what we want will happen. “They” don’t think like that because they know the probabilistic consequences of not being certain. 4) Shift your beliefs: Believing that it is not only possible but probable that you will get your outcome is like one of the major principles to LOA and Lord do “they” drill you in that department. They use every manipulative approach to shift your beliefs on something. If the “nice” way doesn’t work, they use more aggressive tactics to not only break your spirit but to get you to see the inevitability of whatever they want. This is not only to manipulate your behavior (get you to stop wanting to fight back) but to also accept them as the future leaders or to get you to accept an outcome they are working hard to manifest. They consider it a major social stigma to fail at causing their desired outcome to manifest, especially when it is already low hanging fruit. 5) Do not concern yourself with the how: Once I accept that my desired outcome is a done deal I don’t worry about the how but do continue feeling like I already have the thing I want. It’s like when you buy something online, it’s yours, done, it is on its way but you may only have a vague sense of when it will arrive. You don’t run out and start pestering the postal workers, you just accept that it is yours and start preparing for what you have by thinking about how you will use it, making plans, buying extra little gadgets for it, etc. Yes “they” are control freaks but they tend to take small actions to leverage a large outcome. Sometimes they stress about an outcome but quickly shift to concerning themselves with the small stuff. They over emphasize the small stuff but perhaps that is merely to increase the probability of the big stuff, if that makes sense. (More in comments…)