Need some visualization advice!

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Posted by Roy-LOA
7/10/2018 3:25 am
#1

Hello everyone,

I need a bit of help and advice with my visualizations.
I usually do 2 visualizations a day, one in the morning, and one before sleep. (well if you don't count all the daydreaming and "wouldn't it be nice ifs..." throughout the day).
Before sleep i visualize me and my ex sleeping next to eachother and i'd incorporate the whispering technique as well.
In the morning i'd visualize me and my ex doing fun things together and having a great time with her. or visualize a sweet text from her, as if we're already back together.

However, the thing is, i've read or heard that you need to visualize from the 1st person perspective, and when i visualize, it's usually from the 3rd person perspective, as if i'm watching the movie i created rather than being in the movie myself, if you get what i mean. 
Does that really matter? or is the emotion you get from it more important? 
Also, how do you change going from a 3rd person perspective to a 1st person perspective, because that seems to be a bit difficult for me. 
Another question i have is, do you need to stick with the same visualization(s) for awhile in order for them to work properly, or is it okay to switch them up almost daily?

 
Posted by Cottoncandy
7/10/2018 12:23 pm
#2

Hi Roy,

I’m not the greatest at visualisation but I have successfully manifested a few things, thus I’d like to share my experience. I’m not too sure what you mean. For me, whenever I feel good and positive, I close my eyes and I will automatically be able to visualise the things that I want, I don’t really pay attention to the 1st person or 3rd person perspective. That being said, I think I might’ve visualised from the 3rd person perspective most of the times. Because if I close my eyes in a drowsy state, it feels like I’m in a dream but everything feels very real, I can see everything including my own body but I can also feel everything. I don’t know if that make any sense to you. But when I daydream I think it’s usually from the first person perspective. I hope this can be somewhat helpful. Good luck

 


 
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