all about ROBOTIC AFFIRMATIONS (how to do it, what to do, does it work?!) | LAW OF ASSUMPTION

Summary

In this video, the creator discusses robotic affirmations and their effectiveness in manifesting desires. They address common misconceptions, such as the need for emotional belief when affirming. The creator explains that robotic affirmations can work even without strong emotions, emphasizing that persistence in thought is key. They also explore the importance of 'living in the end' and how affirmation repetitions can change subconscious beliefs. The video highlights that the number of repetitions, types of affirmations, and duration of affirming vary depending on individual preferences and assumptions. Anxiety and doubt are addressed, encouraging viewers to maintain control over their thoughts to manifest their goals.

Takeaways

• 😀 Robotic affirmations work and can help you manifest your desires.
• 😀 You do not need to feel or believe the affirmations you say for them to manifest. Simply repeating them is enough.
• 😀 Robotic affirming is different from 'vain affirming,' as feelings and beliefs are not required for affirmations to work.
• 😀 There is no limit to how many affirmations you can use. Some people prefer to affirm a lot, while others stick to just a few.
• 😀 Living in the end, or acting like you already have your desire, is the true key to manifesting.
• 😀 You can affirm as much as you want, but living in the end is more of a 24/7 mindset, not just a technique.
• 😀 The dominant thoughts in your mind are what manifest, so don't focus on doubts or negative thoughts.
• 😀 Visualizing and robotic affirming both work for manifesting, but which one works better depends on what feels more natural to you.
• 😀 You don't need 10,000 repetitions to change your subconscious; the key is to maintain a strong assumption and persistent thought pattern.
• 😀 Affirmations do not need to be repeated all day. You can affirm when the thought arises or when negative thoughts come up, but there's no need for constant repetition.

Q & A

What are robotic affirmations, and do they really work?

Robotic affirmations are repetitive statements made with the intent to manifest a desired outcome. Yes, they do work, as the process focuses on repeating affirmations to instill the belief that the desired result is already achieved, without needing to feel or believe in them strongly.

What is the difference between robotic affirming and vain affirming?

Vain affirming refers to affirmations that are said without genuine belief or feeling, often considered ineffective. However, robotic affirming doesn't require belief or feeling and focuses solely on repetition. Both can lead to manifestation, but robotic affirmations work by focusing on consistent mental repetition.

Do you need to feel or believe in your affirmations for them to work?

No, you do not need to feel or believe in your affirmations for them to work. Manifestation is driven by consistent thoughts, and the key is repetition, not emotional attachment.

How many affirmations can you use at once?

You can use as many affirmations as you want. There is no set limit. Some people prefer a few, while others use many. It's about what works for you, and there's no right or wrong number.

What is the main key to manifesting?

The main key to manifesting is 'living in the end,' which means acting as if your desire has already been realized. It's about having the mindset that you already possess your desire, without the need for complex or difficult methods.

Can robotic affirming replace living in the end for manifestation?

No, living in the end is more of a mindset, while robotic affirming is a technique to align your thoughts with your desires. While robotic affirming can help, living in the end is crucial for long-term success in manifesting.

What happens if you have doubts while robotically affirming?

Doubts are normal, but the dominant thoughts that you persist on will manifest. If you're doubting in the back of your mind, try not to focus on the doubt. Over time, with consistent affirming, the doubts will fade.

Do robotic affirmations work faster than visualizing, or vice versa?

It depends on the individual. Some people experience faster results with robotic affirmations, while others find visualization more effective. It’s a personal preference, and neither method is inherently better or faster.

Does it take 10,000 repetitions to change your subconscious?

There is no exact number. While affirming 10,000 times can be effective, many people manifest with fewer repetitions. The key is consistency and the strength of your assumption that your goal is already achieved.

Do you need to affirm all day long for manifestation to work?

No, you do not have to affirm all day. You can affirm as much or as little as you like, especially when negative thoughts arise. Affirmation should feel natural and be done when it aligns with your thoughts or when you are reminded of your goal.