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intothecometverse · 1 month
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the 3d did an oopsies
that’s what i think to myself every time the 3d shows me sum shit i don’t want. it’s just a mistake, and as the boss of my reality i would expect that mistake to be fixed. and ykw, it does. what i want, if it didn’t come to me in that moment, it’ll come to me as it should very soon. all bc the 3d had fixed its mistake for me
get what i’m saying? bc like what’s undesirable to u IS NOT supposed to happen. keep affirming and revising, and what u want IS going to come to u bc IT’S WHAT’S SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN.
applies to past circumstances too, if u don’t like it, fix it. honey ur power is limitless, u have the ability as the writer of ur own story to go back and erase what u don’t want. and the 3d IS going to show up conforming to the timeline YOU WRITE
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kayystudiess · 7 months
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My best friend came to help me with my notes today 🐱 the fluffy paws were all the motivation I needed to get these pages done!
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Hope everyone has a productive day! :)
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heavensentbabe · 1 year
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𝙳𝙾𝙽'𝚃 𝚄𝙽𝙳𝙴𝚁𝙴𝚂𝚃𝙸𝙼𝙰𝚃𝙴 𝚁𝙴𝚅𝙸𝚂𝙸𝙾𝙽 💭💭
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What I like about loassumption, is that you don't have to dwell on potential outcomes as 'what ifs' or 'what could've been'. You can revise, you can just embody a new state of having fulfilled whatever it is you wanted in the past. If you apply, and quit complaining about the old story, you'll find this liberating.
1. The old story doesn't exist anymore, you're completely removed from it. If it comes back to you in thoughts, correct it with the new story.
2. Don't worry, you're not practicing perfection. It's alright if you fall out of the new state and back into the old story again; you can spiral. Please allow yourself the space to make mistakes, allow yourself to be human. As long as you pick yourself up again.
3. As long as you keep consistently coming back to the new story, and stick with it, you're doing well. Wake up thinking from it, sleep thinking from it. Even the gap between morning and night, you're coming back to the state.
4. Relish in that new state, the same way you've always dwelled in negative states in the past. Marinade in the fact that you have all it is that you want, and you've already manifested it — creation is done!
5. Persist, persist, persist. So long as you don't allow the old story to be dominant anymore!
You're to be fully saturated with the new story. Whatever the hell you want, you have it. And that includes new memories, too. Revision can affect any tense. You can use it to continue a new current story, or change the story of past events.
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• Don't like how that TV show ended? Revise it from the very first episode, to the details you didn't want. It ended exactly how you wanted it to end. It had the narrative you wanted it to have and everything about it is perfect now. Wow you're so powerful that you changed past events of a well known fictional series? Congratulations for using your god powerful abilities.
• You're anxious about the grades you'll get once the results come out? Revise your state; 'no I'm excited to get my grades because I know I did so well because I've always done well.' Of course you did well, of course you got distinctions. You always got distinctions. Your worst mark is an 80 % .
• You felt like your hair hasn't been healthy/ growing for years? Revise it. Your hair has always been healthy. You only have memories of people complimenting your hair.
• You're not comfortable in your body shape/appearance? Revise it. You were always meant to look the way that made you comfortable. Right now, you're so comfortable in your body and skin. You feel so content in your desired body, you look exactly the way that you feel about yourself now. Everything is perfect!
𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘊𝘢𝘯 𝘚𝘵𝘢𝘳𝘵 𝘗𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘐𝘵 𝘕𝘰𝘸, 𝘋𝘢𝘪𝘭𝘺
At the end of the day, think from when you woke in the morning. Where did you wake up? How did you wake up looking like? Is there a desired person beside you? Did you wake up in your desired mansion? What is your daily routine of your desired lifestyle? Did you go to your desired job?
You don't have to be that detailed about your daily revisions. As long as everyday you're living the life you wanted. You can revise in any technique. Visualizing how the day went, journaling it — writing it down in your diary, voice recording how your day went etc.
Please utilize it, it's so perfect if you have an issue with constantly embodying states or if you may have shitty days! And you don't just revise by the end of the days, you can revise on the spot!!
For example, let's say you're out & about and you're driving/walking passed advertising boards. And you're living in the end as a fashion model!
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Well, those boards you passed by had your face in them. You saw your face there and oh my god you're so famous because it's at least twelve boards you spotted your face in!
It can be really as simple as scrolling through your phone, and revising that every social platform you go to, you see people using your face as their avi.
Revision can be used in so many ways, don't waste it.
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Actual footage of me trying to figure out how to fix my manuscripts.
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prettieinpink · 7 months
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CREATING + USING FLASHCARDS
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CREATING
You can either use index cards, online cards or cut out paper, whatever is more convenient.
Organise resources and notes before beginning to write anything on your flash cards. Only use key concise information.
Keep the content on your flash cards short. Don’t use flash cards for more detailed information. You want to make sure it is easily memorable.
When writing your flash cards, use different coloured pencils to write or highlight some words to make it more memorable.
Put one term/question on each card to better retain more information.
Add pictures/diagrams. I know not all of us are artists, but they are quite useful to memorise the information, as our brains associate visuals with information.
Keep your flash cards limited. If need be, you can create two sets of decks to use in different periods, but try keeping one deck under 20-25 cards.
USING
Repetition is important when using flash cards. Try to find little intervals in your day to use them. Early morning or just before you go to bed are some of the best times to revise them!
Recite your flashcards out loud instead of in your head, you process the information with more clarity.
Keep distractions minimally. You don’t need to have complete silence, but avoid music, doing it in your bed or eating while revising.
Engage yourself with the flashcards, you can reward yourself after getting a short chunk memorised, or walk around while using them.
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charliejaneanders · 6 months
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When it comes to revising your story, people talk about cutting or expanding, but I'm a big fan of *combining*.
Those two sentences that say the same thing slightly different ways? Combine 'em.
Those two scenes that are the same scene w/ slight changes? Combine 'em.
Those two characters who occupy more or less the same space in the story? You know what I'm gonna say.
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fixyourwritinghabits · 7 months
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Hello! Thank you for every advice you give here!
This might sound like a weird ask, but I don't know how to write the second(or more) draft. I've heard some advice about rewriting and not editing, but every time I try to write the second draft, I just end up copying the first one, with very few differences.
So my question is, what is your way of writing the second draft and if you have any advice on that? I know some things that work for some don't work for others, but I just can't seem to find the right way.
Oh, second drafts. Only the most difficult writing step after drafting, followed by the most difficult step of writing the third draft.
The good news is that almost no one pulls together their story on the second draft. If your first draft is putting down the bones of the story, the second is figuring out where to lay the connective tissue. Maybe you've got too many bones, maybe you don't have enough. Maybe some of your bones are too short, or too misshapen to work. The second draft is getting that story skeleton together, knowing full well you're gonna need to fix some of those bones first.
Get yourself a plan to put that skeleton together - make an outline. I swear I'm not the sworn enemy of pantsers that i sometimes seem to be (it's professional jealousy, I swear), but if you don't have an outline, now is the time to get one. If you do, go back and revise that first. You'll want to know what you want the story to become from the pile of bones you're working from.
Not enough bones - identify what you're missing. If you're like me, sometimes while drafting you write 'figure this shit out later' and then forget to do so. Thanks for nothing, Past Me. But chances are your story needs some added scenes, more character development, etc. Identifying those missing pieces and fleshing out your outline can help you tackle a second draft.
Too many bones - figure out what needs to be cut. Not every scene is going to be worth keeping no matter how attached to them you are. If you're on the fence about a scene, consider if it serves to move the plot forward, develops the characters, or establishes important worldbuilding. If the scene meanders plotlessly, repeats character beats instead of expanding on them, or seems to suck the oxygen out of the story, you may have to rethink or remove them.
These bones don't fit - figure out what scenes are lacking. Another thing I tend to do in first drafts is sell my scenes short. I just don't think of the best outcome, the most dramatic climax, or a great setting when I'm trying to figure out what happens. In going through your novel, think about each scene carefully. Should this argument take place in a deserted library, or would it be more emotional and dramatic on a crowded train? If the villain's plot seems small, how can you make him a greater threat?
Uuuh bro that's not a human bone - revising scenes that went off the rails. If you're gearing up for NaNoWriMo yet again, you might know the feeling of writing pages of bullshit to make that wordcount. It could be good bullshit! It could be really fun! But if it sticks out like a sore thumb in the story, it may be best to set aside to figure out what to make out of it later.
You're not going to get everything right in the second draft either, so don't over-stress in trying to get your story whipped into shape. But you will be better off after giving those bones a little polish and assembling them into what could conceivably pass for a decent skeleton, one that you won't mind sharing with others to see what other work it might need. Good luck!
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luv4laura · 1 year
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SUCCESS STORY
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I manifested my grade to change in like 15 minutes.
This is the whole story (kinda long):
So basically I had a test today and had to change my seat to be a bit farther away from my classmates.
I then sat in the front row and waited to start my test. And as I was waiting I just looked around the classroom and saw our corrected class test we wrote two weeks ago. My class test was the one on top so I could clearly see my grade. If I tell you I was shocked, then I really mean it!
It was a really bad grade for my standards because I actually am good in english class (English isn’t my first language). I even looked at my classmate that sat near me and he saw it too. He was also shocked and looked at me.
Then I couldn’t focus on that anymore because it was time to take my test. When I was finished, I got back to my original seat and told my friends about my bad grade. I was really sad.
But then as another classmate had his presentation I decided to not let this be my grade and said something like this to myself:
“Nope! That is not my grade! I have a much better grade. I have a _ and I am really happy about it!”
I tried to recall that moment when I found out my grade and replaced it with a better grade. I also used my feelings! Using feelings I think was the key why it really manifested.
I then said “It is done.” and let it go.
And I am not joking! I had a much better grade than I had before! When I realised that I manifested I was so happy and told my friends immediately. They were also really surprised and happy for me!
Later that classmate from before (the one who saw my grade) asked me for my grade and I told him it was a different one from before. He was soo confused because he doesn’t know about manifesting but this really validated my success!
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I am soo happy right now! I can’t believe it!!!
I never had manifested something that quickly and I also sometimes questioned my abilities but now I know I am capable of doing it!!!
If I can do it, you can do it too!! Never give up <3
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-- Laura <3
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studyforherdreams · 1 month
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“Studying isn’t just about books; it’s an investment in your financial well-being and independence.” - unknown
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fairestar · 7 months
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how can we revise bad memories?
you can do it through different methods, you could just affirm, decree, script, visualise during SATS, whatever suits you best. just do whichever one makes you feel the most comfortable and persist in the new story, embody the state of the you that has lived your revised memories and not the bad ones. let the old story go and know that history has now changed because you said so.
for a much more detailed response, i recommend you read this post by the lovely @eamour!
hope this helps! ♡ if you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask!
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naj-celestia · 9 months
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Revision tw: death
so i haven't been revising as much as i should because i was over complicating it by looking into how when that is merely irrelevant.
i read a couple of stories and the craziest one was a girl revising the death of her bf's mother.. he was very saddened and not his normal self.. it was such an inspiring story. she explains how she was still emotionally available and supportive for her bf but PERSISTED in believing within herself that his mom was still alive.. concluding the story, out of nowhere he was happy again and said he couldn't wait to go home and see what his mom is cooking and it completely shocked her when she heard it... and boom his mom was home cooking! 😳
this is all i needed to hear baby.
NOW.. we should all know that your subconscious mind has NO EYES.
KEY: Your subconscious cannot decipher between a memory and imagination. Your subconscious cannot decipher between a memory and imagination. Your subconscious cannot decipher between a memory and imagination. Your subconscious cannot decipher between a memory and imagination. Your subconscious cannot decipher between a memory and imagination. wow exactly
** A PEAK INTO MY REVISION **
Just imagine an event or situation the way you want it to have happened.
Replay that new memory.
Accept that as true. (by replaying it in your mind)
Example: So long story short, I'm revising that I never met a person. I am going all the way back to that day and revised it so all I can remember is me reading a Neville book the whole time being anti-social and my dad and auntie kept asking if I was okay and I kept saying of course this book is just too good to put down... literally in my own world!
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kayystudiess · 7 months
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Goodmorning! Pretty pink notes for a Wednesday 💓 I hope everyone has a great day <3
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vavandeveresfan · 2 months
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Revising.
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studyalchemist · 1 year
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05.11.22 - one of the cutest coffee shops i’ve ever studied in, immaculate vibes on a rainy day
🎧 anxious - carly rae jepsen
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shapedforfighting · 1 year
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Look, I finished revisions on a whole entire book last night. A book I've loved for years and sometimes despised because it's so hard to keep myself focused on a project this long. I've spent the last literal year of any free writing time on revising. I spent my vacation from work getting this done. And I don't know how to scream on the internet about this but I need! To tell! Everyone!
It's 100 collected 500-word flash fics about The Hopeful Wanderer, a character I created for my blog series four or five years ago and based off Ginko from Mushishi. It's far future science fantasy with sub tones of soft apocalypse and climate change. The stories are gentle and creepy and whimsical and kind and hopeful. And the last ten stories tell the tale of the Wanderer and what's happening to the world and the stars.
It just has to go to beta reading now, then the final copy edit. Somewhere in there, I'll hire a book cover designer or figure out how to make my own. So if you wanna beta read or you are or know a really cool book cover designer, let me know. I'll send the content warning list in dms if you beta read so you're not surprised.
Anyway, I'm both buzzed and relieved to have reached this point. This monster of a project is getting done. Holy schmoly, it's gonna happen.
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dyrewrites · 2 months
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I am already most of the way through this revision. Trying not to change much, because ambiguity and mystery is the point, but also trying to add more sense of time and moral struggle has made me need breaks. So many little breaks. To read everything over again and make sure I didn't just ruin something. ><
It's so moody and poetic, which I love, and I am so very glad everyone that's read it has also loved, but sweet hell is that hard to work with when revising.
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