IO have had some interesting manifestations though. I play the powerball and I thought it might help with I tried to manifest winning tickets in the states I buy the tickets in and the next two winning tickets were in those two states. One of them was bought at a gas station we sometimes buy from, we just didn’t get it. Another interesting result was 1 year ago exactly I did a manifestation to win the powerball at the 300 million mark. Well I figured I should give that at least a year. Interestingly enough it hit the 300 million mark this month, exactly one year from the original manifestation. I just didn’t win it, lol.

HOWEVER!

i think i have a possible solution to gauging your progress

the megamillions used a combinations of “randomly” picked numbers right

so play around with it a bit,
see how close your numbers are to the winning, or if you have all the winning numbers and they are just out of order.

and you are totally right about the non-existence of random anything

random generating computer chips in slot machines and any other computer device arent truly random
they are all based on a complex algorithm allowing them to have varied answers, but all are predictable if you recognize the pattern

hope i helped
Andy34

These are the strongest points ive gathered from his lectures-

-Want more for others then you want for yourself
-Think from the end result of what you want
-Be an appreciator
-stay amongst good energy
-Dont resist
-surround yourself with conditions you want
-understand allowing events that you think arent in your favor
-express radical humility
-never condemn a problem
ect..

try practicing those for a while and see how it goes.

who cares, good luck anyway

You, kind sir, live up to your name. *ponders*

I read your comment when you first posted it and thought you cut through me pretty good. Then I came back to it again today, and re-read my post. I’m even more convinced that you’ve nailed a glaring blind spot in my perception. Thank you!

Tonights drawing is 89 million… let’s see.

at least, thats the way i see it. but then i’m usually very wrong about this sort of stuff, so who knows >.>

MegaMillions is an entirely different game. I must either predict the correct numbers, or force my numbers to come up. I perceive this as a harder game. Whether or not the game itself is objectively “harder” is unknown… all I know is that from my perspective, it is harder.

So maybe I should attempt to have more realizations? I try, but either my new realizations aren’t correct, or don’t help.

However, with the lottery, it’s a little more tricky.

I’m not sure if a solution actually exists.”

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I think by now youre pretty aware that the strength of an intention and/or will for an outcome are rooted pretty heavily in how/what you believe about them. (ive enjoyed what youve had to say since the psipog days, hope im not out of line by assuming this)

in my opinion, by your own admission you are limiting yourself. the reason i copied out those quotes is because i believe they are telling of your underlying beliefs about this situation. which i also believe ultimately affect your final results.

if you felt the same way about scratch-offs as you did mega millions, ID bet that you would get similar results. and i hope im not out of line by assuming you also agree that saying you believe in something and truly believing it are two very different things… that in mind, i would think that even if you could “say” that you felt similar about them, id argue that deep down your rationalization of the complexity of MM would intrinsicly judge that system as “harder” to manipulate. i know it would for me because objectively it IS more complex.

however, with intention and belief none of that matters. it matters only to the point that it affects YOUR intentions and beliefs, no more. if truly, throughout your whole being, you felt as if there was no hurdle and no “difficulty” in earning an “intended win” on the MM, i am certain you would. but, to me at least, it is clear you do not feel that way…

for this there could be infinite reasons. you feel its more complex, you feel its harder, you would feel like youre cheating others, you would not feel like you earned it, you would feel like you didnt build up to that skill level, you dont really want to win, you enjoy drawing out the experience, you believe that others intentions will affect who wins, you feel scared of the ramifications of confirming such a powerful possibility, etc, etc. of course those may be the types of things i could personally see as being limiting factors coming from my thought process and background, but it doesnt exclude that you may have a whole other set of limiters.

long story short, i suppose it seems to me that until you do believe you can and it is easy, it wont be. i know you already know this and that sounds rather simplistic, but i dont think that changes the importance of it.

if you had absolutely no reservations and no doubt that you could and will do it, then of course it will happen. getting there, though, you may require the idea of earning and learning, in which case trial and error and “progress” are tools necessary in creating the belief structure that will allow a MM win.

if you want a challenge, you will have one. if you want to feel like you accomplished something, you will require an obstacle. if your faith were so unwavering that you could win the MM at will, you probably wouldnt be bothering with something so trivial

p.s. keep at it, i very much enjoy your blog. definitely a source of inspiration for those of us that think along the same lines