You Only Need ONE Imaginal Act — Here’s the Proof. (Living In The End & Naturalness In Practice).

Are you supposed to imagine your desire with an extreme feeling of excitement and gratitude as if you've already had it? Or are you supposed to imagine it and have it feel natural, like it's already been done, already a permanent thing in your life? Are you supposed to continuously live in the end that you wish to experience constantly morning, noon, and night filling your mind and thoughts with the perception of the person who has already experienced it? Or are you supposed to imagine it to the best of your ability and then carry on not thinking about it and just remembering what you have done? Well, in this video, I'm gonna outline each and every one of those things, and I'm gonna explain to you with a story exactly what is meant by naturalness and what is meant by living in the end. Hi. My name is Joseph Alli. Welcome to my channel. And if you know anything about me, I have been systematically putting to the test manifesting, testing every nuance, every facet that I possibly could since the year of 2011. And today, I'm gonna show you through an amazing story exactly how manifesting works, the amazing nuances of the bridge of incidents, and what you need to do in order to manifest your desires. Well, before we begin, very important important important notification, and that is is that people who have been subscribing are being unsubscribed from my channel. It is first, I got one notification from someone, some message from someone, then another, then another, then Athena as well. So ensure you are subscribed, and do let me know if you were unsubscribed so that I can present the evidence to YouTube and get that fixed. Also, hit the like button. It does something to the algorithm so that those who wouldn't normally be able to see this video will be able to see this video. Also, I wanna thank you so much for the feedback on my nevillegoddard.com, the new Neville Goddard study and lecture and book AI software that you can access at mynevillegoddard.com. We've had some amazing feedback and also some amazing success stories already. One of those success stories is on Athena Raven's YouTube channel if you wanna check that out. But aside from that, let us jump into this. So the reason this topic was chosen is because of the Discord. Right? On the q and a, we have questions that come in about this regularly, especially living in the end and also the naturalness concept, but especially living in the end. What does it mean? There are so many different explanations of it. And what's amazing about it is through testing and also through the collection of data. If you've ever seen my video, deep learning solves manifesting, then you'll know that I've been gathering data, and Athena has with me as well. But for many, many years now, all of my coaching clients, all of my subscribers, all the emails that I received, I have placed all of that into some deep learning software that I've constructed and output is amazing explanations, amazing, solutions to manifesting, some of which, you know, we've never heard of before. And but because of that, this is super critical because in order to manifest what you want, these topics will provide the difference between success and failure. And this story that I'm gonna tell you begins in 2015 2016, and it was during an extremely dark period of time in my life. I was in, it was just a couple of years after my little brother was killed in a, in a car accident. Him and four others were killed. And it was the darkest period of my life, and I fell into substance abuse. And I was in my fifth rehab at the time. And I was in this detox, and I was deeply petrified that I was going to lose my girlfriend at the time. I was so petrified that I was never going to be able to live a normal life. I was deeply petrified that I was not going to be able to accomplish my dreams, and that's just regular everyday dreams that a person normally dreams. But because of the devastating tragedy that I experienced, there was really no way to look forward. Looking back just desperately caused anxiety, pain, fear of abandonment, and lost dreams. And forward, it was really more of the same. I couldn't picture my life anyway in the future. So but I had some dreams, and these dreams that I had was, you know, being in California, and, that was always one of my dreams. See, I used to skateboard when I was younger. And as a skater, you know that California was sort of like the mecca of skating, and, and I was pretty good. So I always would just, you know, say to my mother, say to everyone, I just wanna be in California. Well, by the time I was in twenty sixteen, there wasn't as much of a desire for me. I just wanted to live. But I remember I was in the detox unit. I was on a hospital bed and I was sitting up and I had a book that was next to me that was talking about imagination and achieving desires. It was not anything really related to manifesting much anyway, but nevertheless, as I sat on my bed, I started to think of the life that I wish that I had, and I was immediately placed in California. Now, I didn't even know much about California except that it was probably warm and that there were beaches, but nevertheless, I was imagining myself just jogging along the beach, exercising. And as I was doing that, I had a dog with me, a border collie. And the reason I had a border collie is because that is my favorite or was my favorite breed of dog until little Coco Bean came around here. If you don't have Coco Bean, just check my community post and you will see. But and that was the imaginal act, but this is the thing. It was a daydream. My eyes were wide open, and I was visualizing, and I just was experiencing that freedom, that happiness, that fulfillment of that dream. And I was just running, and I was just having a good time. There was no stress. There was no monkey on my back of addiction. There was nothing of the sort. And I was just by myself with this dog, a dog that had no name because I didn't have a dog. Right? My father had a dog that was a border collie, is still a border collie. Jango is his name. He's a good boy. But so that was what I was visualizing, and I sat there. My eyes were wide open, and I was on the bed, and I remember exactly I was staring through the open doorway that led to the nurses' station, which is right across the way. Now at this time, I had already been stabilized, so I wasn't going through withdrawal as much anymore. So but nevertheless, just sitting there and staring and really vividly experiencing this thing. Now at this time, I was not that good at manifesting at all. I barely had any successes. I had already been testing prayer. Right? I grew up in a Catholic household, but by the age of 21, I was I found myself in a cult, a Christian cult, but they taught me a lot about the metaphysical interpretation of the Bible, and I had learned a lot about prayer, and I had had some really powerful mystical experiences. And so although I did not have much experience with manifestation as I now know it, I, you know, I so I didn't have that much expertise. I did yet still think for whatever reason that I would just really immerse myself in this in this experience. So after that now here's the point. Right? So I was there. I was in the imaginal scene, and it was just an experience where it was a natural experience. There was no extreme fireworks of, wow. I've arrived here in California. I've made it. Nothing of the sort. It was just that natural, that's the keyword, natural experience of me jogging and exercise. Really, it was jogging. Jogging and it was dark in the imaginal act. I remember every detail of this of this experience. But as I was looking through the nurse's station, my eyes were wide open as I was daydreaming, as I was living in this imaginal scene. And I remember I was so far fixed and immersed in this imaginal scene that there was a woman, a nurse, who was walking this was in Paterson, New Jersey. I was in Paterson, New Jersey at the time. And there was this nurse that was walking by, and, she stopped at the doorway, and she saw me kind of gazing. And as she saw me gazing, she saw me really locked into whatever I was staring at. And she went like this, and I wasn't flinching because I'm thinking, yo. Get out of my get out of my line of sight, woman. I'm looking through this door frame. You know? I'm like, this is there's something particular, by the way, as a as an aside about, you know, being in one place and staring through either a window or a door frame that does something that locks me into a daydream really thoroughly, a nice imaginal act. Who knows why that is? But probably some psychological reason for that. But, nevertheless, that was what I was doing. And as she walked past, she waved and tried to break my daydream. And then she goes, are you okay? And I didn't respond. And then she go she started to get freaked out, and I broke the daydream. And I was like, no. I'm fine. I'm just daydreaming. So after that, that was it. I didn't think about it again, to be honest with you, because life hit really fast. It was that that day or the next day, they moved me from the detox unit down into the regular rehab unit where I then spent something like twenty five days more added on top of what I had spent previously already in the detox. And but and I had met people at that time. I had recovered a lot mentally. If you know anything about addiction, you really just need time away from this thing that you've been in, this situation that you've been in. Well, stress started hitting really fast. I completely forgot about that thing that I had daydreamed, that thing that I had imagined. Well, after upon release, I had decided that I was not going to be with my girlfriend. That was just something that I guess time away and and my recognition and that the toxicity of the relationship. So I went away from that, and I ended up going to stay with my father. Me and my father always had a decent relationship and probably a better relationship than anyone else in my family with me between him and myself. Now it was just him and his girlfriend, and I ended up moving with him. He was in Pennsylvania, so it was three hours Northeast. Sorry. No. Three hours Northwest from where I was living in New Jersey at the time. And but and everything was going fine until it wasn't. Now it was probably a couple of weeks, maybe a month. It's hard to remember now because this was so many years ago, but I was I remember one day I was in the kitchen and something just started it just kicked off. I mean, my father started arguing. But it wasn't just an argument. It was a bad, bad argument. And I remember we were we were standing very close to each other like this, and we were both making threats. And it was really bad. It was totally out of character, though, and that's a really important point here is that because of this situation, he ended up calling the cops because of the threats that I made to him. And and I ended up running. I ended up running away. I ended up running. And it was very stressful. It was it was not cool because here I was in a mountain, literally. There was no one around. All I had was my Wi Fi Wi Fi on my phone. I didn't couldn't I didn't have a phone plan at that time. And I yeah. And I hid, and I ended up being able to after a while, I know the cops were there. After a while, I snuck down and connected to the Wi Fi. I got in contact with my with my my friend who then called my mom because she couldn't call. Remember? So what turned out to be was my friend ended up being the intermediary that ended up telling me, like, hey. Your aunt is about to be there to pick you up. My aunt lived close to my father. My mother lived hours away. So when my aunt came and picked me up, and she was like, what happened? And then she was like, you know, blah blah blah blah, your father. Now the aunt was on my mother's side. Right? It's it's complicated, the locations of people, but my mother's family lives in New Jersey, and my father lives in Pennsylvania. Well, one of my mother's sisters, my aunt, actually, aunt Barbara, she moved up near to my father, so she was able to come and get me. Even though oh, by the way, it was winter. It was freezing. I didn't have a coat. So this way, it was like blistering cold in the mountains of Pennsylvania. So she came. She picked me up. She brought me to the house and then my her house, which was probably twenty, twenty five minutes away. And then my mother came with my with my brother James and my sister Haley. So during this process, my aunt she's really sweet to me. Right? She's always been my favorite aunt. And she was just telling me about stories from when I was a kid and all of this stuff. You know? And she was just like, your father shouldn't have done that, this and that, but she really didn't say anything about it. Right? So my mother comes and finally picks me up with James and Haley, and I hop in the car. They're bringing me back to New Jersey. And on the way there, there were conversations that started happening between us all. You know, they were all like, oh, you know, they were cursing at about my father, and how could he do that to you? He picked a fight and then this and that. You don't have any you know, you're you're just trying to get yourself better, and he's making it hard, blah blah blah. And there you know, listen. This is the thing. It's like, I'm not very vengeful a person. I'm not I don't I don't I'm not very reactive, so to speak, like, with as far as taking vengeance upon an individual. But for whatever reason, whatever my father had did had really, really rubbed everybody wrong. So so yeah. So, I mean, there were some stuff that happened, you know, some there were some people were calling. My mother was calling everyone, telling everyone this. My brother was telling me, dude, you know, you should get dad in trouble for this. And I'm just like, dude, don't wanna do anything. And, but long story short, what ended up happening was my aunt, that night, you see, she started stewing on this thing that my father had done. And now keep in mind, I had nothing. Right? Like, as you know, my recent history was had obviously, if I'm in a state run facility, rehab facility, I have absolutely nothing. But, you know, what happened was my aunt started texting my father and calling my father. She was enraged. And then what I heard was she was so upset. She started drinking over it, and she started telling, you know, she called my father and she my father was on speaker, and my aunt started saying all of these things about my father. And my dad's girlfriend was right there, and my dad obviously is listening. It's on speaker. And because it's on speaker, he can't take it off of speaker because that would be weird to take it off of speaker in front of his girlfriend who he just put it on speaker to. And my, yeah, my aunt was starting to say all of these things that my father had done when us kids were young that apparently I didn't remember, and I don't know anything about. And still to this day, I don't really remember. And I forgot, you know, most of the stuff that was mentioned, but whatever she said made my father look horrible. It made him look like a terrible, horrible person in front of this girlfriend that he was trying to impress. And next thing you know, the next morning, my father comes down to New Jersey as I'm already there. Right? So he comes down the next day, and he's tell he calls my mother and is like, can you meet me? Can you have can everyone meet me at at my mother's house, he said, which means, you know, my grandmother. Can you guys meet me there? That was, you know, in South River. We were in Spotswood, I think. This is all Middlesex County. And so we went there, and my father just walked up to me, and he was just like, you know, I'm I very out of line. And he's like, I want to, I'm gonna help you. Right? Now keep in mind, I didn't say anything. I did nothing. I literally just had the argument with him, fled, and then told my aunt what happened. That was literally it. Right? But he comes down. He drives down. He says, I was out of line, and I wanna help you. I'm gonna help you. And he says he says, I'm gonna give you a thousand dollars or something. It was, like, $1,500, something big enough but not a ton of money. But he's like, I wanna get you a ticket so that you can go to California. Now I had talked to him about California when I was in the rehab, like, in the beginning when I was daydreaming about it. Maybe I should go there and restart my life. But by the time I was there in Pennsylvania, that had completely been forgotten about entirely. It wasn't mentioned, wasn't brought up, nothing. So he said, I'm gonna buy you. I'm gonna buy you a ticket to California, and I'm gonna pay for your rent for your first month. So he gave me some money. He gave me some money. And he and the next not the next day, but the day after, I was in California. And it took a while. It took probably a month and a half. I remember I spent one month in South Park. Yes. That's a real place in San Diego, California. Then I spent another month no. I spent one month in South Park, and then I was in Pacific Beach in San Diego. And I remember my roommate had an Australian shepherd in in Turbo. He's he's a good boy. He was really wild because she didn't do anything with him. So I used to go take him out, I would be on my skateboard and then have him pull me. And then and I remember the one day I was on a phone call with some with some friends, and we were talking about just about whatever, this and that. And I'm jogging on the beach with with Turbo as I'm, you know, exercising as I'm kind of on the phone. And I remember it was then that it hit me all at once that I was doing the exact thing that I had daydreamed three, four months before, and it all just hit me all at once. Right? So here's the thing. Right? An Australian shepherd, I had heard this before that they are like the cousins of border collies. I mean, they're literally almost the exact same dog. They have slight differences. But nevertheless, it would have been my imaginal scene would have played out to a tee exactly to the point where I'm literally so there's this I used to live on this street called Riviera Drive, and there was I think it was called Sailboat Bay, if I'm not mistaken, which is like a little beach thing that's kind of secluded, and that's what I would run on. And it was then that I was with Turbo, and I was running that I thought that thing. And, I mean, it was exact. I'm talking about absolutely exact. No difference whatsoever. The only difference was the color pattern of the dog. They had the same shape, same everything. So so what does that mean? Right? And, obviously, that bunch of revelations hit me. Oh my god. That's crazy. That's exactly what I imagined. This and that. This and that. There's a lot of morals to the story. Right? I mean, the revelations didn't just start and end there. There were more that continuously happened. And even to this day, as I, you know, reflect back on what I had imagined, where I was when I imagined, what I thought about after, what I didn't think about after, and then all of the bridge of incidents, which I condensed for you. But nevertheless, there were so many of them, how all of them were perfectly meant and designed to cause the manifestation to fulfill whether I liked it or not. And that was kind of the moral is that people will be used in ways, abnormal ways. You'll encounter situations that you don't normally. Things will happen that don't normally, but whatever needs to happen will happen. And in this case, if you think about it, what did I imagine? It goes back to the original question of the introduction that I talked about here. Was I thinking, oh my god, in the imaginal act. Oh my god. I'm in California. I'm in San Diego. No. That never happened. That didn't happen once. In fact, there was no extreme feeling of gratitude and excitement. There was no reflection upon, oh my god. I'm so grateful for this. None of that at all. All that existed was a natural experience, a natural perception of being in San Diego free and not worrying about it. Right? That was the precise thing that I imagined. So consider what and why that is. And the reason that is is because every single thing that you imagine and impress your subconscious mind with must manifest in its likeness. Now you always want to go after the end. Right? The problem that I've been hearing about more and more today, a lot of clients, a lot of people in the Discord, a lot of people in the q and a's, a lot of people in the workshops are saying, oh, I've been imagining getting the text message. I've been imagining getting the flight out to this place and all of these intermediary steps. But the problem is is these intermediary steps never fulfill into the complete end. You must imagine the complete end or else you will not manifest the complete end. You will always be short of that thing. Each seed grows from beginning to end in one straight line. They don't connect to one another. So it's vital to always go, not even just to the end. You must go after the end. And the reason for that is because of the seed itself. The DNA of the seeds that you plant in your imagination will always grow into the likeness of the thing that you've imagined. It is absolutely guaranteed. It must be so. So therefore, if that is true, if you go before the end, there's never a guarantee that it will go after the end because the likeness of the DNA of that seed will never there's no guarantee it's gonna go anything beyond that. And in fact, it won't go because that's not the DNA of the imaginal act that you have imagined. So if it is true and it is true, we've tested this time and time again, of times that you must include the ending in your imaginal act, then you must and you should always go after the end. In that way, whatever you experience, whatever you are witnessing is guaranteed stable. It's guaranteed natural, and natural is what's going to that is what insinuates permanence. Naturalness is permanence. And if you're going before the end directly at the end, that one second before the end, including before beginning and after the end, you're gonna encounter problems. There will always be problems. So not only do you want to include you want sorry. What I meant to say was do not include the end in your imaginal act. You wanna go after the end to a time in space, in reality where you already have your desire and you are used to your desire having already been fulfilled. You want to have it be natural to you, and that will guarantee guarantee that your manifestation will be fulfilled. And lastly, as you may have heard, I said some things that were really important about the concept of living in the end, or did I? What I said to you was in the beginning, I imagined, I daydreamed, I visualized a time in reality where I was jogging down with my dog on the beach of San Diego. And I knew that and I felt free. That was the core. That was the living in the end. That was the naturalness. But what did I do after? I made a phone call once, and then I never thought about it again. I never did it again. My living in the end was my natural my natural actions. My living in the end were my automatic responses to the circumstances at hand. My my naturalness, my living in the end was my automatic thoughts that were occurring to me without me trying to maintain any conscious state other than to have imagined the thing to the best of my ability till I entered into that state, I activated that state. There's a verse that says, now in my father's house are many mansions. If it wasn't true, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And when I go to prepare a place for you, I will come again, and I will receive you unto myself that where I am, there you may be also. Now that verse is talking about imagining the end. In my father's house are many mansions. In imagination are many dimensions. If it wasn't true, I would have said so. I go to repair a place for you. And when I go to repair a place for you, meaning, I will imagine. And when I imagine, I will come again and receive you unto myself that where I am, there you may be also. When you imagine that end scene, you activate that end state, that state in eternity in that library of all the possible endings. Your imagination is not a vague essence or an electrical impulse within the brain. It is accessing eternity when you imagine. And as you access eternity, it's a library where therein you can select whatever you want and wherever the sole of your foot shall tread that have I given to you. That's another verse, but it's all the same thing. Wherever you go in imagination, you will go there in reality. You must just commit to the action when you are doing it in imagination. So to summarize and wrap it all up, the core of this all is to select a scene after you already have your desire. And in this case, was easy. I wanted to be away from freaking New Jersey. I wanted to be off of drugs. I wanted to be happy and free and with a dog, and that was all that it that that's it. There was no extreme party of joy or gratitude or anything like I was already if you think about it, at that point, you may feel some gratitude, and the freedom I felt was the gratitude. Wow. I'm I feel free. You don't even need that. The core is is what would you really be experiencing a month after you arrive? And it just so happened that I did just that. I imagined about a month or two in, and the reason I know that, meaning I imagined about a month or two after I would move, that was the mental space that I was in during the time of the daydream. How do I know that I imagined a month or two after the end? Because that's exactly when I performed the action in real life. It was a month or two after I moved to San Diego. So what do you want? Decide what you want and go after the end. Choose what would it be like if you had what you wanted, and now pick a time a little bit beyond that where it is natural. And then living in the end is imagining it until you feel that experience is absolutely true to the best of your ability. Right? You feel really good about it. Remember, again, I was staring through this door frame. This woman was like, dude, And I wasn't even responding. Obviously, I saw her. I wasn't delusional or in some trance or something, but I was really experiencing something in that imaginal scene, and that is living in the end. Living in the end is imagining the end. It's not always remaining in the end continuously after and up until the point of manifestation. That has nothing to do with living in the end. And if you're curious about living in the end and why I know and say that, why I claim that, this is why. You can use, what is it? My nevillegoddard.com. You can look up the actual definitions of the words that Neville is talking about, and you'll have it prove to you immediately that these these definitions that are applied are not actually what were intended and that many people who teach are teaching off of false definitions and not through the truth of what is actually in the books and lectures. But it really that means very like, that is important, but that's very Neville might his teachings might mean more to you than perhaps my experience, but I can tell you also that after performing countless experience see these books right here? Thousands. This all of these are filled with tens of thousands of manifestation tests, literally. And not only that, I have hundreds of thousands more on my computer, on my server because of all the submissions, all the analysis, of all of the coaching calls that I've had, all the emails that I've got, scouring the web, scraping the web, finding all of these, everyone's success story failure stories, and then feeding it through this deep learning platform that I created. And it's just absolutely true beyond what Neville says. You are to imagine to the best of your ability. Imagine to the best of your ability. That is living in the end. As long as it's in first person perspective and as long as it's after the end and it is natural. So I hope this was helpful to you. If it was, do me a favor. Hit subscribe to this, especially if you haven't been subscribed. Or if you have been, double check seriously. It was kind of upsetting to me. Right? We're almost at a 100,000 now, but then there's people being unsubscribed automatically. It's kinda crazy. Hit the like button. 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