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>>/3294/ Thank you very much for sharing this. You are 100% on point, and I am thrilled that you explained it exactly this way. The "keys": > - Being able to discipline/focus, relax and silence as much as possible all "dynamic processes" that occur wildly at first (thoughts, emotions, (sub)consciousness, ...) while "settling" on pure being. > - Realizing a/the mind space for holding onto the virtual/(etheric?) blueprint/state of whatever should change. > - Infusing the virtual state with the desired state through pure being. Are really just "doing it" at the end of the day, but detailed and maybe even intellectualized to make "sense" for the indoctrinated human. It's a rough and confusing start, but eventually it should help open people to reach this ability in realistic time. These are a goal on a path that really just boils down to just "doing it", but this is too hard to grasp, completely breaks most people's capacity for belief, especially in our current society and lack of direct magic. My best attempts also consisted of the least effort with maximum faith, but actualizing a framework to control this ability in was a decision I made for the sake of hopefully understanding it better in the long run. The apparent complexity is an illusion, however. On the topic of dreams, I had an opposite experience where I did all sorts of crazy stuff within dreams and wondered why I couldn't just do it "IRL". Then it hit me that within dreams I am not hindered by my over analyzing consciousness, supported by anxious emotions and wild thoughts. This is when I started to really invest time in developing the first key of shutting up and simply being, free from any hindering beliefs. Faith-flow is a good word. But it's hard to get to that state when the first hurdle is overcoming the judgement of perception, immediately limiting anything because you literally see. >>/3295/ I absolutely believe you, and it's a perfectly creative way of utilizing magic. Maybe I'll try it in the future when the situation is good, and I am confident to not accidentally cause some damage because of random background noise from my side.