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How I Started to Manifest Everything I Ever Wanted When I Realized The Universe Always Says "Yes"

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Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key wellness / self-care / mindset strategies mentioned (Manifestation via thought “flipping”)

Core principle: the inner “universe/kingdom of God” always responds “yes”

  • The creator frames the idea that the universe always says yes as the only part from mainstream Law of Attraction they respect.
  • They connect it to a broader law of assumption viewpoint:
    • whatever you repeatedly assume/affirm mentally is what you effectively receive.

“If the universe is saying yes, then your repeated thoughts matter.”

Audit your recent thoughts

  • Review what you’ve been thinking in the last hour (or last two hours).
  • Ask:
    • “If the universe is saying yes, should I be having the thoughts I had during this last hour?”
  • Negative self-talk is treated as thoughts you don’t want the universe to affirm.

Flip thoughts immediately

  • If your thoughts are negative (e.g., “I suck,” “I’ll be single forever,” “I have no money/friends”):
    • Stop reinforcing them
    • Replace them with the opposite or a more confident version.

Examples the speaker gives:

  • “I’m loved and chosen”
  • “I have the money”
  • “I’m amazing”
  • “I get good exam results”

If “chosen” feels too intense, the speaker suggests softening it, such as:

  • “I’m loved by this person”

Organize manifestation by replacing unwanted thoughts

  • The method is presented as a simple way to:
    1. identify what thoughts need to go (described as going “in the dumpster”)
    2. insert the thoughts you want to become your inner reality

Productivity / coaching angle

Coaching offer (productivity/support)

  • The creator encourages viewers to check a link in the description for coaching.
  • It’s described as support for a full month, rather than a few emails or calls.

Presenters / sources mentioned

  • Bob Proctor
  • Abraham Hicks
  • Joe Dispenza
  • Neville Goddard (referenced via the “law of assumption” origin)
  • Jesus (referenced through the “kingdom of God” quote)
  • Megan Fox (referenced for a similar “universe is always saying yes” idea)
  • The creator/speaker of the video (no name provided in the subtitles)

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