WHY IT'S FOOLISH TO IGNORE THE CAUSE OF REALITY MANIFESTATION.

In this video, Eric discusses the concept of self-concept and its role in manifestation, emphasizing that one's identity is the key to materializing desires. He argues that reality mirrors our self-concept, and without addressing it, people remain stuck in repetitive patterns. Eric highlights the importance of authenticity and self-love, suggesting that understanding one's identity leads to sustainable success and fulfillment. Through examples of individuals like Shelly and Dexter, he illustrates how self-perception impacts relationships and personal growth. Eric encourages viewers to embrace their inherent worth and authenticity to manifest their desired reality effectively.

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of self-concept and identity in manifesting one's desires, stating that identity is the core of manifestation.
• Identity is described as the perception of oneself, which influences how one experiences the world and what one manifests in life.
• The speaker argues that one cannot bypass self-concept work because it is an integral part of who we are and what we manifest.

"If identity manifests, that is what you are actually materializing is who you are."

• This quote underscores the central idea that our identity directly influences what we manifest in reality.

"You are never not conscious of being something unless you're like unless you're dead, unless you're unconscious in a coma."

• This statement highlights the perpetual nature of self-concept, indicating that we are always embodying some form of identity.

• The speaker discusses the use of manifestation techniques and tools, cautioning against giving them power over one's own identity.
• Techniques are described as tools that can help focus awareness, but they are not the source of power; the individual is.
• The speaker warns against relying solely on techniques without understanding and addressing underlying self-concept issues.

"You can do a technique. The techniques are tools. I don't have a problem with them. But you got to realize you're the technique."

• This quote emphasizes the idea that while techniques can be helpful, the true power lies within the individual, not the technique itself.

"You're aware you don't have it, right? But anyway, you're still forcing and forcing and forcing and maybe that thing that's maybe you get a little result. Maybe that does come in."

• This statement illustrates the temporary nature of results obtained through forceful techniques without addressing deeper self-concept issues.

• The speaker explains the importance of sustaining manifestations by aligning one's self-concept with the desired outcome.
• Without addressing self-concept, manifestations are likely to be temporary and unsustainable.
• The speaker uses the metaphor of Cinderella turning into a pumpkin to describe the temporary nature of manifestations achieved without self-concept alignment.

"You never addressed all the reasons why that person was there in the first place. And guess what? You still think the same about yourself and reality manifest who you are 24/7."

• This quote highlights the necessity of addressing self-concept to ensure lasting manifestations.

"You could actually be Cinderella by default and then you don't even have to [ __ ] think. You just naturally see the world that way."

• This statement suggests that by aligning self-concept with desired outcomes, one can naturally and effortlessly sustain manifestations.

• The speaker discusses how self-perception affects relationships, using the example of Shelly who feels not chosen and ghosted.
• Shelly's experiences are described as a reflection of her self-concept, which influences how she perceives and interacts with potential partners.
• The speaker emphasizes the need to change self-perception to alter relationship dynamics.

"Reality only materializes identity who you are is what you'll always get reality doesn't give a [ __ ] that does not feel bad for you because it's only you."

• This quote underscores the idea that reality reflects one's self-concept, regardless of whether it is positive or negative.

"You just study the law. You realize you are the [ __ ] law. You But you don't study yourself."

• This statement highlights the importance of self-awareness and understanding one's own self-concept in the process of manifestation.

• The speaker draws on metaphysical and religious concepts to explain the power of identity and self-concept.
• The idea of Christ awareness is used to illustrate the concept of aligning one's identity with desired outcomes.
• The speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing oneself to effectively manifest one's desires.

"Before you eat the bread and drink the wine, know thyself."

• This quote uses a biblical metaphor to stress the importance of self-awareness and understanding one's identity before attempting to manifest desired outcomes.

"Accept the new you in your new word as the truth and recognize yourself as all that is."

• This statement encourages individuals to embrace a new self-concept that aligns with their desires, recognizing their inherent power in the process.

• The podcast emphasizes the importance of self-perception in shaping one's reality. It suggests that individuals often project their own self-image onto others, affecting how they are perceived and treated.
• The speaker encourages listeners to shift focus from external validation to internal self-love and confidence, as this will naturally influence external circumstances.
• The concept of immediate change is highlighted, suggesting that individuals can decide to change their self-perception instantly without needing to "fix" themselves.

"If you don't even feel great about yourself, why would they? If you don't love yourself, why would they? If you're not obsessed with self, why would they be obsessed with you?"

• This quote underscores the idea that self-love and self-perception are foundational to how others perceive and treat you.

"It's not only till you decide who you are and new a new right now. And it's true. There is no delay. All points of uh existence are happening now."

• This emphasizes the immediacy of self-change and the impact it has on one's reality.

• The speaker argues against the notion of needing to "fix" oneself, suggesting instead that individuals should simply decide to be the person they want to be.
• The discussion includes the idea that overthinking and excessive studying of self-help or spiritual laws can be counterproductive.

"There's no fixing, guys. That's another I got to work on this. No, you just decide right now."

• This quote highlights the speaker's view that change is a matter of decision rather than a process of fixing perceived flaws.

"A lot of you are so fixated on studying the law. I need to know everything. I need to figure it out. You're not going to figure it out."

• This suggests that over-reliance on external teachings can hinder personal progress.

• The podcast discusses the power of manifestation and how one's identity plays a crucial role in what they attract in life.
• The speaker uses the example of "Dexter" to illustrate how adopting a confident and self-assured identity can lead to desired outcomes without needing external validation.

"You get who you are being. You get who you are."

• This quote encapsulates the idea that one's external reality mirrors their internal state of being.

"He's enough. That is how the world will see him. He chose it. He chose that and it's true now because only now exists."

• This emphasizes the power of self-perception in shaping one's reality and relationships.

• The speaker discusses the concept of detachment from outcomes as a crucial element in successful manifestation.
• By focusing on being rather than needing, individuals can naturally attract what they desire without desperation or attachment.

"The only thing that keeps it separate from him is the attachment to the outcome."

• This quote highlights the importance of detachment in achieving desired outcomes.

"Getting her is the same as seeing those things. It's just the importance and attachment to the outcome."

• This suggests that the process of manifestation is the same regardless of the desired outcome, emphasizing the role of detachment.

• The podcast concludes with a discussion on overcoming one's past self and identity to create a new reality.
• The speaker stresses that the only barrier to achieving one's desired life is the attachment to who they used to be.

"The only thing you need to overcome is who you used to be, right?"

• This quote encapsulates the idea that personal growth and change are about moving beyond past identities and perceptions.

• The process of personal transformation involves overcoming who you used to be and creating a new self-concept. Your environment and past behaviors shape your perception of normalcy, which can make change difficult.
• To change, you must deny the old thoughts and emotions that encourage past behaviors and actively choose new ones. This shift in mindset becomes your new default state, leading to effortless manifestation of your desires.
• The concept of 'less is more' is emphasized; by knowing who you are, you become more magnetic and naturally attract what you desire without chasing it.

"You always have to deny the old and choose new in the now. And then that will become your new default state."

• Changing your default state requires consistent denial of old habits and choosing new actions and thoughts.

"The less you do, it's like the more things come to you, the more because the less you do, you are more magnetic."

• Understanding and embracing your true self allows you to attract desires effortlessly, emphasizing the power of self-awareness.

• The law of least effort suggests that when you align with who you truly are, actions and outcomes flow naturally without forced effort.
• Structure or external validation (e.g., subscriber count) is not necessary for success; instead, focus on your end result and let reality align with it.
• Authenticity is linked to self-concept; being true to oneself simplifies decision-making and action-taking, reinforcing the law of least effort.

"Who you are makes everything make sense to you and what you chose to be."

• Your identity and self-perception dictate your experiences and the effort needed to achieve your goals.

"You just choose the end result and allow reality to show you who you are."

• Focusing on the desired outcome rather than the process allows for natural alignment and effortless achievement.

• Your self-concept directly influences how you perceive and react to reality. Negative self-concepts lead to negative interpretations of experiences.
• Changing your self-concept alters your perception, allowing you to see the world differently and react more positively to situations.
• The importance of self-worth is highlighted; seeing yourself as valuable changes how you react to others and influences your interactions.

"Reality gives you who you are."

• Your perception of self shapes the reality you experience, emphasizing the power of self-concept.

"You can only see yourself, right? But when you actually decide who you are, your mind shows you a new filter."

• Transforming your self-concept changes your perception and reactions, leading to a more positive and fulfilling experience.

• Intrusive thoughts and old emotional states act as defense mechanisms to maintain past self-concepts, creating resistance to change.
• It's crucial to recognize these thoughts and feelings as remnants of the old self that do not define your current identity.
• Consistently affirming new self-concepts despite old feelings helps solidify the new identity and overcome resistance.

"The only thing that comes for you is who you used to be."

• Past self-concepts and their associated thoughts and feelings attempt to reassert themselves during transformation.

"Even though I feel these things, I am still who I chose to be."

• Maintaining focus on the new self-concept despite old feelings strengthens the new identity and facilitates change.

• Your identity or self-concept is the foundation of manifestation; it determines what you attract and experience.
• Aligning your self-concept with your desires ensures that they manifest naturally, without forced effort or external validation.
• The process of changing self-concept involves affirming new beliefs and rejecting old, limiting thoughts and emotions.

"Your entire identity, your self-concept, your concept of self, right? Your emotional state of being."

• Your identity encompasses your beliefs, emotions, and perceptions, influencing your reality and manifestations.

"The second she starts saying I am enough... everything starts to rearrange itself."

• Affirming new beliefs about self-worth and identity initiates a shift in reality, leading to desired outcomes.

• Internal validation is emphasized over external validation; self-worth and identity should not depend on external factors or opinions.
• Self-concept should be independent of external validation, focusing on internal beliefs and affirmations to shape reality.
• The importance of self-love and self-acceptance is highlighted as foundational to creating a fulfilling and authentic life.

"I am love itself. I am love at first sight. I don't care how I feel."

• Internal validation and self-love are crucial for maintaining a positive self-concept and manifesting desired outcomes.

"I'm not these thoughts. I can't control these thoughts, but I can control if I believe in them, accept them, or act on them."

• Recognizing and rejecting intrusive thoughts reinforces internal validation and strengthens the new self-concept.

• The podcast emphasizes the importance of understanding one's identity and self-concept, explaining that these elements are crucial for manifestation and personal growth.
• The speaker highlights how individuals are never without a self-concept, and this concept continuously shapes their experiences and perceptions.
• The idea is presented that self-concept is a constant state of being, and it is unnecessary to consciously adjust it like tuning a radio dial.

"I am who I say I am. I have what I say I have."

• This quote underscores the power of self-identification and the belief in one's identity as a means to manifest desired outcomes.

"You're never not having a self-concept, a concept of self, a frequency, a vibration."

• It emphasizes the continuous presence of self-concept and its role in shaping one's reality and experiences.

• Manifestation is described as aligning one's self-concept with desired outcomes, rather than focusing on external validation or circumstances.
• The speaker advises against reacting to external echoes of past identities and instead advocates for indifference to external validation.
• The focus is on internal dialogue and self-perception as the primary drivers of manifestation.

"He knows that he's supplying the meaning to everything he's experiencing."

• This quote highlights the role of personal interpretation and meaning-making in shaping one's experiences and reality.

"All you got to do whenever anything comes to mind is to immediately describe it as if it's already the way you would like it to be."

• It suggests the practice of envisioning and affirming desired realities as a means of manifestation.

• Authenticity is presented as a crucial element in personal growth and success, with the speaker advocating for self-acceptance and self-validation.
• The podcast criticizes inauthentic behaviors, explaining that they lead to unsustainable results and a lack of fulfillment.
• The speaker encourages listeners to embrace their uniqueness and authenticity as a source of magnetism and success.

"The most authentic people are the most magnetic and the most successful."

• This quote emphasizes the power of authenticity in attracting positive outcomes and success.

"You are good enough. It's making a decision that who I am is good enough."

• It reinforces the importance of self-acceptance and the belief in one's inherent worth and potential.

• The speaker discusses the pitfalls of seeking external validation, explaining that true change and fulfillment come from internal shifts.
• The podcast highlights the importance of recognizing that external circumstances are reflections of internal states.
• The concept of reality mirroring one's internal beliefs and self-concept is emphasized as a core principle of personal development.

"Only the internal can fix the internal."

• This quote underscores the necessity of focusing on internal changes rather than relying on external circumstances for validation or fulfillment.

"Reality will always course correct because it's only a matter of time before their self-doubt gets mirrored back to them."

• It illustrates the idea that self-doubt and inauthenticity will eventually lead to unsatisfactory external results.

• The podcast concludes with a reminder of the power of self-concept and authenticity in shaping one's reality and experiences.
• Listeners are encouraged to embrace their uniqueness, affirm their worth, and focus on internal change as the path to manifestation and success.
• The speaker leaves the audience with a sense of empowerment, emphasizing that they have always been enough and have the ability to create their desired reality.

"When you understand that you've always been enough this whole time."

• This final quote reinforces the central message of self-worth and the potential for personal transformation through authentic self-concept.