Experiment. Confidence.

2611 · May 3, 2021

California still has a mask mandate in place.
And people here are very law-abiding—so much so that when one person is driving alone in their car, their mask is pulled up almost to their eyes;
so much so that when a couple, he and she, are sitting on an almost deserted beach in the evening, they sit there wearing masks;
so much so that some children sit in masks during Zoom classes (online learning is still in place here);
so much so that when I go for walks around our town (a residential area, not the shopping-center district), if I encounter a lone pedestrian coming toward me, then, upon seeing me without a mask, they frantically start putting one on and walk around me on the roadway.

A typical situation: we need to buy an electric stove with two burners. We drive to a store. A shopping center.
A shopping center in Russia (I don't know about Moscow and St. Petersburg) is a huge building containing lots of stores from different brands—for example, Magnit, Gloria Jeans, O'Stin, and so on.
A shopping center here is exactly the same, except that each brand has its own huge building.

We arrive. I take a mask, get out of the car, and head for the entrance. I was in such a good mood, the weather was wonderful, and then a thought occurred to me: what if I went into the store without a mask?
It simply seemed impossible, because even when I lowered the mask below my nose, a security guard would immediately spring up in front of me as if from underground and tearfully ask me to pull it back over my nose—there were cameras everywhere, after all, and I would be getting him in trouble.

As for me, I am not a confrontational person. In a situation like that, I would obediently pull up my mask (even if I took it off again later) so that everything would remain peaceful and go smoothly. My husband, on the other hand, would protest, defend his rights, and tell them about the theory of a global conspiracy.
So this shy person suddenly had such a wild thought.
And I thought: why not? I would hold the mask in my hand, and if someone said, “Put it on,” I would pretend, “Oh, sorry, I got distracted and forgot to put it on.”
And what did I do? I gathered myself internally and said to myself: I (!!!) am allowed (!!!) to be without a mask. I felt a wave move through me: my shoulders straightened, my stomach pulled in, my chin rose, and with such a confident stride I walked into the store. The store was enormous; it had everything from screws to drywall, all kinds of equipment, and even a huge garden section with flowers, trees, and seedlings.
We walked through the entire store. No one (!!!) said a word to me—not even once. I even had the feeling that they couldn't see me.
But they didn't have the stove we needed, so we went to the next store.
I thought I should continue, although everything inside me immediately started squirming: it wouldn't work a second time. But I decided to carry on.
We entered the store. It was smaller, but it had more appliances and people were walking around more densely. I again walked without a mask, radiating: I am allowed to!!!!! We passed the security guard; I looked him straight in the eye. His system had clearly crashed, because he froze, didn't move, and said nothing.
But they didn't have the right stove there either, so we went to a third store.
In this store, employees always stand right at the entrance and always say, “Pull your mask over your nose.” But this time I was walking in with no mask at all, and, miraculously, the security guard turned away and was talking to someone.
We walked around this huge store—it had groceries, clothes, and different departments. Employees (very responsible ones) were scurrying around everywhere, but they couldn't see me.
All this time my husband had been walking beside me wearing a mask (he is fiercely opposed to them), and then it apparently dawned on him that I was without a mask and getting away with it. He took off his mask, and at that very moment a security guard appeared, waving his arms and urgently asking him to put his mask back on.
I obediently put mine on, while my husband started trying to prove something to him....

The conclusion: if you do something with complete (!!!) confidence that you will succeed, then you will definitely succeed.
The failure at the third store was because my husband didn't have the same mindset I did; he merely copied the outward action without backing it up internally.

8030 · May 3, 2021

Thank you, an interesting experiment

1087108 · May 3, 2021

2611 said:
California still has a mask mandate in place.
And people here are very law-abiding—so much so that when one person is driving alone in their car, their mask is pulled up almost to their eyes;
so much so that when a couple—a man and a woman—are sitting on an almost deserted beach in the evening, they sit there wearing masks;
so much so that some children sit in Zoom classes wearing masks (online schooling is still in effect here);
so much so that when I’m walking along the streets of our town (a residential area, not the downtown shopping district), if I encounter a lone pedestrian coming toward me, as soon as they see me without a mask, they frantically start putting theirs on and go around me in the roadway.

A typical situation: we need to buy an electric hot plate with two burners. We drive to a store—a shopping center.
A shopping center in Russia (I don’t know about Moscow and St. Petersburg) is a huge building containing lots of stores from different brands—for example, Magnit, Gloria Jeans, Austin, and so on.
A shopping center here is exactly the same, except each brand has its own enormous building.

We arrive. I take a mask, get out of the car, and head toward the entrance. I’m in such a good mood, the weather is wonderful, and suddenly I have a thought: what if I go into the store without a mask?
It seems completely impossible, because even when I lower the mask below my nose, a security guard immediately appears in front of me as if from out of nowhere and tearfully asks me to pull it back over my nose—there are cameras everywhere, you see, and otherwise I’m letting him down.

As for me, I’m a non-confrontational person. In a situation like that, I would obediently pull my mask up (even if I took it off again later) so that everything would remain peaceful and smooth. My husband, on the other hand, would protest, argue for his rights, and start explaining the theory of a global conspiracy.
So this daring thought came to the mind of such a timid person.
And I thought—why not? I’ll keep the mask in my hand, and if they tell me, “Put it on,” I’ll pretend: “Oh, sorry, I got distracted and forgot to put it on.”
And what do I do? I pull myself together internally and tell myself: I (!!!) am allowed (!!!) to go without a mask. I feel a wave moving through me; my shoulders straighten, my stomach tightens, my chin rises, and with such a confident stride I walk into the store. The store is enormous; it has everything from screws to drywall, all kinds of equipment, plus a huge section with flowers, trees, and seedlings.
We walk around the entire store. No one (!!!) says a word to me—not even once. It even felt as though no one could see me.
But they didn’t have the hot plate we needed, so we go to the next store.
I think I should continue, although everything inside me immediately starts fidgeting—there’s no way it will work a second time—but I decide to go on.
We enter the store; it’s smaller, but there is more equipment and people are walking around more densely. Again, I walk in without a mask, radiating: I’m allowed to!!!!! We pass the security guard; I look him straight in the eye, and his system clearly malfunctions, because he freezes, doesn’t move, and says nothing.
But they don’t have the hot plate there either, so we go to a third store.
At this store, employees always stand right at the entrance and always say, “Pull your mask up over your nose.” But this time I’m walking in without a mask at all, and the security guard has miraculously turned away and is talking to someone.
We walk around this huge store—it has groceries, clothes, and various departments. Employees are scurrying around everywhere (very responsible ones), but they don’t see me.
All this time, my husband has been walking beside me wearing a mask (he is vehemently opposed to them), and then it must have dawned on him that I was without a mask and getting away with it. He takes his mask off, and in that very same moment a security guard appears, waves his arms, and urgently asks him to put the mask back on.
I obediently put mine on, while my husband starts trying to prove something to him....

The conclusion: if you do something with complete (!!!) confidence that you will succeed, then you will definitely succeed.
The failure at the third store happened because my husband did not have the same mindset as I did; he simply repeated the outward action without supporting it internally.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your experience

This is very valuable information for me

I’ll practice and put it into practice in life. All the best! Om

2104 · May 26, 2021

2611 said:
California still has a mask mandate in place.
And people here are very law-abiding,
so much so that when one person is driving in their car, their mask is pulled up almost to their eyes,
so much so that when a couple, he and she, are sitting on an almost deserted beach in the evening, they sit there wearing masks,
so much so that some children sit in masks during Zoom classes (online learning is still in place here),
so much so that when I walk around the streets of our town (a residential area, not the downtown shopping district), if I happen to encounter a lone pedestrian, then, upon seeing me without a mask, they nervously start putting on a mask and go around me via the roadway.

A typical situation: we need to buy an electric hot plate with two burners. We drive to a store. A shopping center.
A shopping center in Russia (I don't know about Moscow and St. Petersburg) is a huge building containing lots of stores from different brands, for example Magnit, Gloria Jeans, Austin, and so on.
A shopping center here is exactly the same, except that each brand has its own huge building.

We arrive. I take a mask, get out of the car, and head for the entrance. I was in such a good mood, the weather was wonderful, and then a thought occurred to me: what if I went into the store without a mask?
It simply seemed impossible, because even when I lowered the mask from my nose, a security guard would immediately appear in front of me as if from underground and tearfully ask me to pull the mask over my nose; otherwise, there are cameras everywhere, and I would be letting him down.

About me: I am a non-confrontational person. In a situation like that, I would obediently pull up my mask (even if I took it off again afterward) so that everything would remain peaceful and smooth. My husband, on the other hand, would protest, argue about his rights, and explain the theory of a global conspiracy.
And yet such a timid person came up with this wild idea.
I thought: why not? I would hold the mask in my hand, and if they told me to “put it on,” I would pretend: “Oh, sorry, I got distracted and forgot to put it on.”
So what did I do? I gathered myself internally and told myself: I (!!!) am allowed (!!!) to go without a mask. I felt a wave move through me: my shoulders straightened, my stomach tightened, my chin lifted, and with such a confident stride I entered the store. The store was enormous; it had everything from screws to drywall, all kinds of equipment, and even a huge section with flowers, trees, and seedlings.
We walked through the entire store. No one (!!!) said a word to me even once; I even had the feeling that they couldn't see me.
But they didn't have the hot plate we needed, so we went to the next one.
I thought I should continue, although everything inside me immediately started squirming—the second time wouldn't work—but I decided to carry on.
We entered the store. It was smaller, but there was more equipment and people were walking around in greater numbers. Again, I walked in without a mask, radiating: I am allowed!!!!! We passed the security guard; I looked him straight in the eye. His system had clearly malfunctioned, because he froze, didn't move, and said nothing.
But that store didn't have the hot plate either, so we went to a third store.
At this store, employees always stand right at the entrance and always say, “Pull your mask over your nose.” But this time I was walking in without a mask at all, and the security guard had miraculously turned away and was talking to someone.
We walked around this enormous store, which had both groceries and clothing, moving through different departments. Employees (very responsible ones) bustled around everywhere, but they couldn't see me.
All this time my husband walked beside me wearing a mask (he is a staunch opponent of them), and then it probably dawned on him that I was without a mask and getting away with it. He took off his mask, and at that very moment a security guard appeared, waved his hands, and urgently asked him to put the mask back on.
I obediently put mine on, while my husband started trying to prove something to him....

The conclusion: if you do something with complete (!!!) confidence that you will succeed, you will definitely succeed.
The failure at the third store was because my husband did not have the same mindset as I did. He merely repeated the outward action without supporting it inwardly.

In the book “Reality Transurfing,” this is described as “Intention.” But on one website I read that this “Intention” must concern you, and that you cannot influence another person in this way, according to the law of the “Right of Choice.” In other words, you described the correct mindset: “I am allowed to go without a mask!” You must not use a mindset such as, roughly speaking, “The security guard can't see that I'm without a mask (turn away, leave, look the other way),” because this violates the security guard's “Right of Choice” (it is your karma, it will come back to you, negativity, and so on). This is not mentioned in the book.
You also need to make sure that this “Intention” does not manifest itself alongside negative thoughts.

55555 · May 27, 2021

2 2104 , thank you for describing “Intention” in such detail. I noticed that I use influence while driving. When braking sharply, I tell all the participants: “Everyone brakes in time, carefully and calmly.” If a reckless driver is coming, I say to the road users, as if they can hear me, “Let him pass, move over.”

1505 · May 28, 2021

Sai Baba said: Any goal can be achieved with love. So, should requests for wish fulfillment be spoken with love or with intention after all?

369 · May 28, 2021

1 1505 , with a very strong intention, you must show through love that this is vitally important to you, and the intention must come from the spiritual heart. If the intention comes from earthly wants, it is unlikely that anything will come of it.

020821 · May 31, 2021

Funny. I’ll have to try it!

1020304 · Jun 1, 2021

2611 said:
California still has a mask mandate in place.
And people here are very law-abiding,
so much so that when one person is driving alone in their car, their mask is pulled up practically to their eyes,
so much so that when a couple, he and she, are sitting on an almost deserted beach in the evening, they sit there wearing masks,
so much so that some children sit in Zoom classes wearing masks (online learning is still in place here),
so much so that when I walk through the streets of our town (a residential area, not the downtown shopping district), if I encounter a lone pedestrian, then, on seeing me without a mask, they frantically start putting one on and walk around me on the roadway.

A typical situation: we need to buy a two-burner electric stove. We drive to the store. A shopping center.
A shopping center in Russia (I don't know about Moscow and St. Petersburg) is a huge building containing lots of stores of different brands, for example Magnit, Gloria Jeans, Austin, and so on.
A shopping center here is exactly the same, except each brand has its own huge building.

We arrive. I take a mask, get out of the car, and head for the entrance. I was in such a good mood, the weather was wonderful, and then a thought occurred to me: what if I went into the store without a mask?
It's simply impossible, because even when I lower the mask from my nose, a security guard immediately seems to spring up out of nowhere in front of me and tearfully asks me to pull the mask back over my nose, because there are cameras everywhere and I would be putting him in a difficult position.

As for me, I'm a non-confrontational person. In such a situation, I would obediently pull up the mask (even if I took it off again later), so that everything would remain peaceful and smooth. My husband, on the other hand, would get indignant, argue about his rights, and explain the theory of a global conspiracy.
And yet this shy person had such a wild thought.
And I thought: why not? I would hold the mask in my hand, and if they told me to “put it on,” I would pretend, “Oh, sorry, I got distracted and forgot to put it on.”
And what did I do? I steeled myself and told myself: I (!!!) am allowed (!!!) to go without a mask. I felt a wave move through me: my shoulders straightened, my stomach tightened, my chin rose, and with such a confident stride I entered the store. The store was enormous; it had everything from screws to drywall, all kinds of appliances, and even a huge section with flowers, trees, and seedlings.
We went all around the store. No one (!!!) said a word to me even once; I even had the feeling that they couldn't see me.
But they didn't have the stove we needed, so we went to the next one.
I thought I should continue, although everything inside me immediately started fidgeting—the second time wouldn't work—but I decided to go on.
We entered the store. It was smaller, but had more appliances, and people were walking around more closely packed together. Again, I walked in without a mask, radiating: I am allowed!!!!! We passed a security guard; I looked him straight in the eye. His system had clearly crashed, because he froze, didn't move, and said nothing.
But they didn't have the stove we needed there either, so we went to a third store.
At this store, employees always stand right by the entrance and always say, “Pull your mask over your nose.” But this time I was walking in without a mask at all, and the security guard had miraculously turned away and was talking to someone.
We walked around this huge store, which had both groceries and clothing, going through different departments. Employees (very conscientious ones) bustled all around us, but they couldn't see me.
All this time my husband had been walking beside me wearing a mask (he is a vehement opponent of them), and then it probably dawned on him that I was without a mask and getting away with it. He took off his mask, and at that very moment a security guard appeared, waved his arms, and urgently asked him to put it back on.
I obediently put mine on, while my husband began trying to prove something to him....

The conclusion: if you do something with complete (!!!) confidence that you will succeed, you will definitely succeed.
The failure at the third store was because my husband did not have the same attitude as I did: he merely repeated the outward action without supporting it with inner conviction.

Post automatically merged: Jun 1, 2021

I read all the comments and caught myself realizing that I had no intentions whatsoever when I didn't wear a mask during those two years. It was simply an inner protest, and not one motivated by love for those around me. When all that “turmoil” began, I put on both a mask and gloves, but after three days I realized I was turning into a worm and tore everything off. Now I only put one on in a store or on a bus, and even then I try not to pull it up too high; when I'm walking down the street, I carry the mask in my hand. I walked past police officers, and no one said anything. Why? I can't answer that. More than a month ago I activated the third-level Ra-pole, and now I'm putting up protection against negative influences. During the first year, I tried somehow to explain what was happening; I stopped strangers and showed them the beautiful sky, but I realized that everyone was fast asleep and having fairy-tale dreams. Is my position the right one? I don't know. But I don't want to break down in this theater of the absurd and become a sheep, because I'm not a brave person at all.

2611 · Jun 1, 2021

1020304 said:
Только одеваю в магазин, автобус и то стараюсь высоко не поднимать, а вот по улице маску несу в руках

Так и я одеваю только в магазин, и всё, больше нигде, хотя остальные носят и на детских площадках, даже маленьким детям одевают, и они в них бегают, играют, и на безлюдных улицах, и у себя в машине, где кроме них никого нет.

На счёт любви не знаю, у меня было состояние - мой выбор без маски, ваш выбор - с маской, я не против вашего выбора, но я и за мой выбор.
И меня накрывало радостью ко всему.

1020304 · Jun 2, 2021

2611 said:
Так и я одеваю только в магазин, и всё, больше нигде, хотя остальные носят и на детских площадках, даже маленьким детям одевают, и они в них бегают, играют, и на безлюдных улицах, и у себя в машине, где кроме них никого нет.

На счёт любви не знаю, у меня было состояние - мой выбор без маски, ваш выбор - с маской, я не против вашего выбора, но я и за мой выбор.
И меня накрывало радостью ко всему.

Вы меня не поняли, я два года хожу без маски. она у меня в руках. И на детских площадках, я там нахожусь по 4 часа. тоже без нее. Но вынуждена одевать в автобусе, когда на меня наезжают. А если расстояние большое, да еще комендантский час, приходилось натягивать. маску, пешком до начала комендантского часа домой не доберусь., хотя я днем выходила из автобуса, не согласившись одеть ,,намордник,. Я имею ввиду то, что надо протестовать и в магазине и в автобусе, но за два года я устала с ними сталкиваться. их слишком много Есть такой момент у нас на детских площадках, многие взрослые ходят без маски и дети тоже. Вне площадок детей можно встретить в них, вот тогда к родителям я подхожу и объясняю чем дышит их ребенок, а их дело решать проблему. И почему меня не останавливает полиция и не штрафует, я не понимаю.Так как защищать себя от них полями -РА , стала только месяц назад