Great video Alex, reminds me of something Abraham Hicks has said which is, paraphrasing: "We're not trying to talk you out of taking action, but to instead take inspired actions."
Not needing to take any action is meant by once you are satisfied with whichever technique you used to feel the desire done then you are calm at this point whatever action you take is inspired action and not forced meaning you are led to your desired outcome or it comes to you either way it is easy and effortless
I love how you explained that the actions come effortlessly from the new self concept and even though that's where most of the "work" goes - to reprogram - it doesn't mean to not take action. I think Neville was trying to differentiate between inner and outer intention. The inner intention going to reprogramming the state of being and self concept, and when the outer intention takes form you will simply act with inspired action. I think some people just want quick fixes and having things magically appear when they sit on the couch, but that is not how manifestations happen. Even someone manifesting themselves into a Hollywood star has to practice lines, act and film movies. I don't even think Neville ever said to not take any action, I think he meant finish it in your head first then act from that reprogrammed state. Not pretending as if, but really being that person in thought, emotion and therefore in action eventually. You touched on a good point with the small micro actions and seemingly "insignificant" decisions we do on a day to day basis. When we do them from our completed inner state, that's when we are on the desired timeline. Not by forcing the state through actions first.
Thank you for another interesting video with a great explanation! I can't help but mention that you look very familiar to me. I'm not sure if it's because you resemble an actor I've seen in the past, or if you just remind me of someone I saw. It crosses my mind every time I watch your videos =)
Even Elmer's grandad spoke about, massive action and he was a direct student of, Neville. Maybe you should do a part 3 in this series referencing, Elmer's grandad.
@@Alex_Khan The video is titled, My Grandpa at Neville's VIP meetings. If you got straight to, 15:15 he mentions it. It's very important that people understand this and you're the man to do it.
Alex you are my guy but I will have to partially disagree with you on this one... I do agree though that you cant just lay on your couch all day and expect things to fall on your lap but (even then that comes from our physical mind of limitation but still) But, and depends on what you mean by taking action, like with the physique/stength/fitness example it simply is not true bro.. Ive seen in first person a friend of mine that has never enterer a gym, never done any strength exercise, come to the gym with another friend of mine and dude simply put 40kgs on each side of the bar and benched it for reps.. some dudes with years of consistent gym training can barely do that... This guy just helds the assumption that because of his genetics he is a strong guy since birth despite having done any physical/strength training.. and this is just an example theres probably thousands more.. so when you say that you have the focus of being fit and strong and then you act on that by going to the gym, what is really happening is you have the assumption that you have to go to the gym to achieve that physique or that strength, which are 2 different.... Also with money, my dar 2 years ago stumbled across a case with 13k euros in it in a parking lot 😅 so what was his action here? Going to put gas on his truck? Does that count as taking action? Was he "inspired" to go to that gas station at that time to find that case? I think the key takeway of all this, in my opinion (which again is based on some limiting beliefs by any sort cos, after all, thats part of being human) is that taking action is relative and to fulfill a certain desire one has to assume the state of having it and then he/she will be guided/inspired to take some action that is in agreeing with his/her assumptions of how the world works and with who they are being
I’m not saying it’s never possible, I’ve had things happen with no action, but I don’t believe anyone is going to become a bodybuilder by sitting at home imaging it. I also don’t believe you’re going to imagine yourself into being a surgeon. Sure people have ran into a suitcases of money, but where is the fulfillment from owning your own business? Most important things require steps in the real world and this community has an unhealthy obsession with non action which is spiritual bypassing and causing people to not participate in the human experience
Even Nikola Tesla, who would receive his inventions in his dreams, would then build them in the 3D and take physical action. The inventions, or your physique, won’t just build themselves Although I do believe it definitely helps If you want to grow tomatoes, you must plant them in the ground. I could also give tons more examples
The difference is that if you are in the state of having or being what you want, you will naturally take any action necessary to make that thing happen, but it’s usually a type of action where you won’t realize it has lead you to your desired reality until after the fact. Overall forcing yourself to take action to achieve your goal or forcing yourself to stay absolutely still and do nothing to achieve your goal are both states of not having it.
@@Alex_Khan the non action thing defo got misinterpreted by a lot of people and I am just saying you didnt give the best example with the physique thing and it is known in epigenetics that environment and mind can alter dna and the muscle building capacity/maintainence is driven primarily by genetics.. Ive seen homeless dudes that goes days without eating with a better physique than most gym goes 😂 the business thing couldnt you have a family member owning and passing it to your name aswell? 😂😂 You are just analysing things based on your own limitations of how the world, which is normal, we all do it, but if consciousness is all that is and it is viewing itself through each mind it will only see what that mind allows.. when you say that type of stuff you are implying that there is a seperation between the 3D and imagination and if thats what you believe thats fine
The muscle and strength part are limiting beliefs, since studies found out you can build muscles with mental repetitions, its totally possible, but if your subconscious beliefs are limited you will be motivated to do physical training aka inspired action.
i just subbed because i love how you get straight to the point without long intros, thank you for your service👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Great video Alex, reminds me of something Abraham Hicks has said which is, paraphrasing: "We're not trying to talk you out of taking action, but to instead take inspired actions."
Not needing to take any
action is meant by once you are satisfied with whichever technique you used to feel the desire done then you are calm at this point whatever action you take is inspired action and not forced meaning
you are led to your desired outcome or it comes to you either way it is easy and effortless
I love how you explained that the actions come effortlessly from the new self concept and even though that's where most of the "work" goes - to reprogram - it doesn't mean to not take action. I think Neville was trying to differentiate between inner and outer intention. The inner intention going to reprogramming the state of being and self concept, and when the outer intention takes form you will simply act with inspired action. I think some people just want quick fixes and having things magically appear when they sit on the couch, but that is not how manifestations happen. Even someone manifesting themselves into a Hollywood star has to practice lines, act and film movies. I don't even think Neville ever said to not take any action, I think he meant finish it in your head first then act from that reprogrammed state. Not pretending as if, but really being that person in thought, emotion and therefore in action eventually. You touched on a good point with the small micro actions and seemingly "insignificant" decisions we do on a day to day basis. When we do them from our completed inner state, that's when we are on the desired timeline. Not by forcing the state through actions first.
Thank you brother - please keep going for all of our sakes (Praise be to God)
This video is really great, your channel really resonates with me
Thank you for another interesting video with a great explanation! I can't help but mention that you look very familiar to me. I'm not sure if it's because you resemble an actor I've seen in the past, or if you just remind me of someone I saw. It crosses my mind every time I watch your videos =)
Great example with the one arm push up 🔥
Even Elmer's grandad spoke about, massive action and he was a direct student of, Neville.
Maybe you should do a part 3 in this series referencing, Elmer's grandad.
For sure, any idea which video he spoke about it in?
@@Alex_Khan The video is titled, My Grandpa at Neville's VIP meetings.
If you got straight to, 15:15 he mentions it.
It's very important that people understand this and you're the man to do it.
@@jayrichdubai sick thank you bro
Alex you are my guy but I will have to partially disagree with you on this one...
I do agree though that you cant just lay on your couch all day and expect things to fall on your lap but (even then that comes from our physical mind of limitation but still)
But, and depends on what you mean by taking action, like with the physique/stength/fitness example it simply is not true bro.. Ive seen in first person a friend of mine that has never enterer a gym, never done any strength exercise, come to the gym with another friend of mine and dude simply put 40kgs on each side of the bar and benched it for reps.. some dudes with years of consistent gym training can barely do that... This guy just helds the assumption that because of his genetics he is a strong guy since birth despite having done any physical/strength training.. and this is just an example theres probably thousands more.. so when you say that you have the focus of being fit and strong and then you act on that by going to the gym, what is really happening is you have the assumption that you have to go to the gym to achieve that physique or that strength, which are 2 different.... Also with money, my dar 2 years ago stumbled across a case with 13k euros in it in a parking lot 😅 so what was his action here? Going to put gas on his truck? Does that count as taking action? Was he "inspired" to go to that gas station at that time to find that case?
I think the key takeway of all this, in my opinion (which again is based on some limiting beliefs by any sort cos, after all, thats part of being human) is that taking action is relative and to fulfill a certain desire one has to assume the state of having it and then he/she will be guided/inspired to take some action that is in agreeing with his/her assumptions of how the world works and with who they are being
I’m not saying it’s never possible, I’ve had things happen with no action, but I don’t believe anyone is going to become a bodybuilder by sitting at home imaging it.
I also don’t believe you’re going to imagine yourself into being a surgeon. Sure people have ran into a suitcases of money, but where is the fulfillment from owning your own business?
Most important things require steps in the real world and this community has an unhealthy obsession with non action which is spiritual bypassing and causing people to not participate in the human experience
Even Nikola Tesla, who would receive his inventions in his dreams, would then build them in the 3D and take physical action. The inventions, or your physique, won’t just build themselves
Although I do believe it definitely helps
If you want to grow tomatoes, you must plant them in the ground. I could also give tons more examples
The difference is that if you are in the state of having or being what you want, you will naturally take any action necessary to make that thing happen, but it’s usually a type of action where you won’t realize it has lead you to your desired reality until after the fact. Overall forcing yourself to take action to achieve your goal or forcing yourself to stay absolutely still and do nothing to achieve your goal are both states of not having it.
@@Alex_Khan the non action thing defo got misinterpreted by a lot of people and I am just saying you didnt give the best example with the physique thing and it is known in epigenetics that environment and mind can alter dna and the muscle building capacity/maintainence is driven primarily by genetics.. Ive seen homeless dudes that goes days without eating with a better physique than most gym goes 😂 the business thing couldnt you have a family member owning and passing it to your name aswell? 😂😂 You are just analysing things based on your own limitations of how the world, which is normal, we all do it, but if consciousness is all that is and it is viewing itself through each mind it will only see what that mind allows.. when you say that type of stuff you are implying that there is a seperation between the 3D and imagination and if thats what you believe thats fine
@@kaylidawnnnn I like this
The muscle and strength part are limiting beliefs, since studies found out you can build muscles with mental repetitions, its totally possible, but if your subconscious beliefs are limited you will be motivated to do physical training aka inspired action.
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