The universe doesn’t give a damn.

Since time immemorial, we have looked to the heavens/cosmos for divine guidance. It is both what makes humans such incredible meaning making machines stitching together our realities through novel invention and the vulnerable superstitious victims that make us fall prey to dominant forces, blind trust, and manipulation; both internal and external.

Where manifesting movements go wrong is when they collapse cause and effect entirely and quantum leap into hopism. When belief is sold as sufficient, vulnerability becomes a business model. “You’re just not affirming hard enough…” or “Your belief is still rooted in lack…” Yes, identity and self-belief are absolutely foundational: but embodied action, on a deeply ‘felt’ level, is key.

The harder physics is less magical but far more reliable: energy attracts focus, focus cultivates attention, attention directs behavior, behavior compounds, and compounding quietly reshapes reality. No cosmic favoritism required—just feedback loops, timing, and skillful response. With a healthy dollop of mysterious synchronicities that defy logic and remain unsolved for the wise who recognize they don’t know much but that which they practice consistently.

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When we feel less in control of our world, we lean into reality creation.

Is it just me, or do you also feel like the topic of Manifestation is having a moment? It’s always been there, since the benevolent gods took a back seat to more atheistic perspectives of self-authorship. But I sense it gets a resurgence each time the world feels wobbly. When institutions crumble, timelines fragment, and the future feels less predictable than ever, people instinctively reach for agency. “Manifesting” promises a way to regain sovereignty when external systems feel unreliable. It may also offer psychological relief in an age of algorithmic overwhelm of news that both feels so far away yet too close: if I can’t control the world, maybe I can control my reality!

From where I’m standing, there are (broadly) two camps forming under this umbrella. One believes the universe is benevolent - conspiring on their behalf if they just align, visualize, and surrender hard enough. The other is more sober: the universe doesn’t give a damn - but physics, biology, and perception still respond to how attention is applied. The tension between these camps is where reality creation either becomes empowering…or exploitative. The paradox is probably wherein the truth lies (but that’s far above my pay grade to be able to answer from my limited, mortal understanding).

The science of reality creation is quite magical on its own.
So, I tend to stick to the science with a healthy acceptance of mysterious things outside our grasp. Starting with why our brains were evolutionarily designed in the first place: for predictive processing. Our brains are constantly generating models of reality and updating them based on sensory feedback. What we expect quite literally shapes what we notice, reinforce, and act upon. Our neuroplasticity confirms that repeated attention and behavior alter neural wiring over time - meaning beliefs don’t “attract” outcomes so much as they train perception and response (look up our “RAS” or reticular activating system and how it acts as our gatekeeper for selective attention: for the good, the bad, and the ugly). Repeated behavior literally starts to shape our understanding of the world via “embodied cognition” - demonstrating that posture, movement, and physiological state directly influence decision-making, risk tolerance, and creativity. Basically: outcomes follow patterns of action, not affirmations or wishes.

Manifestation resembles an input → processing → output flow.
Though it feels good to believe things like “the universe is looking out for me” - truth is, you’re probably looking out for yourself on a deeper level than you’re currently aware of. What we hold in mind - our beliefs, intentions, and focus - is the data that determines what our cognitive system is set up to recognize and pursue. Intention functions like a prompt, belief is the dataset, and sustained action is the processing (aka. execution) that compels real-world feedback loops to shape output. In this way, manifestation becomes less possibility magic and more like probability management: a systematic alignment of mental models, full brain-body attention, and embodied behavior that increases the likelihood of our desired outcomes.

Coherence is then like simplified, clean code.
Some times our internal “code” is contradictory: you want safety but fear courage, you want to be heard but fear expression, you want love but fear vulnerability. No algorithm (internal or external) can produce coherent results until the spec sheet (your mindset) is debugged. And this is where I believe the system isn’t linear: developing coherence is energetic. The art of sensing how energy literally moves through our system by being aware of our resistant patterns, stuckness, and heavy burdens in order to release and empty. Only then can we have a coherent vessel from which to summon outcomes through effortless iteration: when results emerge from the repetition (not pursuit) of clarity of intention + disciplined focus + iterative embodied action + feedback with wiser, more skillful responses as we get in more reps.

Tuning your patterns into a signal.
In a world of layered systems, many outside our cognitive or perceptual understanding, the universe isn’t conspiring: it’s computing the data we throw out there. And our consciousness shapes the parameters of our personal field within the greater one. This is why a grounded, science-aligned reality creation isn’t about hoping the cosmos has your back. It’s about using your attention as a signal, training your nervous system to detect opportunity, and structurally acting on it. Then, sitting back, and allowing the mystery of the unified field to respond in ways where it feels like the universe is delivering your wishes on demand. Only what’s actually happening is you’re dropping your wishful thinking and tuning your patterned feeling to strengthen your signal.

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Reality Creation Mentors: a selection of practitioners and experts in human psychology, behavior, and self-mastery to guide you towards ‘bending reality’.

There are countless guides out there who teach manifesting. Each has their own set of principles, beliefs, jargon, timeless wisdom, and yes, some times a particular brand of snake oil. I’ve found these three individuals to offer reliable, grounded technique as practitioners of their craft with a voracious appetite for experimentation and deep understanding of how we are all wired.

What distinguishes voices like Quazi Johir, Jose Morelajo, and my particular favorite, Chase Jarvis, is not that they promise certainty - but that they emphasize responsibility. Each, in their own way, teaches that reality creation is less about being seduced by the signs of the universe and more about a deliberate mastery of self without losing sight of the objective reality around us.

Quazi focuses on internal authority and mental discipline. Moralejo speaks to self-trust, emotional coherence, and personal integrity. Jarvis grounds creation in consistent output and courage over waiting for permission. None of them position themselves as gurus with answers—only as practitioners who understand that alignment and coherence comes from doing, not spiritual bypassing.

Their shared message is subtle but powerful: reality bends less to desire and more to clarity, repetition, and willingness to meet resistance head-on.

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Reality Lab: a guru-less self-guided reality creation experience where a reliable structure of experimentation becomes the guide to return to authorship.
(inspired by the core principles of Reality Transurfing)

Entering the lab requires that you adhere to a set of principles, frame, and practices.

The Principles: 

• There is no failure, only experimentation in this lab (leave fear at the door).

• Live by the dictates of your own soul - don’t try to replicate others’ dreams.

• Don’t fight with anyone or anything (including yourself).

• Beware of extraneous influences that try to impose alluring distractions.

• Use what life offers you - don’t detach entirely from reality.

• Choose your path and act consistently.

Note: you’re on the wrong path if,

• you are working towards a goal to prove something.

• your mind has made a decision but your soul is uncomfortable.

• you are pursuing something that you give too much importance to.

The Experience:
The lab focuses on taking you through different frames of reality that help grasp it beyond the material domain of a reality created by imposed beliefs and rules:

• Spaces of Variation: our world is an information structure that materializes to variations according to how we transmit mental energy.

• Importance Reduction: remove any excessive potential or equilibrium forces towards negativity or positivity to maintain balance away from struggle.

• Pendulum Awareness: accumulations of external narratives that feed on attention (from which we must first acknowledge but then opt out of consciously or become attached and fall into their rhythms).

• Waves of Luck: engineer positive waves by opening to even the smallest positive changes or successes to tip the scales away from destructive pendulums while dropping any sense of importance.

• Spiritual Discomfort: listen to the sensations of spiritual comfort and discomfort as the intuition that can greatly help guide you beyond logical persuasion.

• Move with the Current: increase energy efficiency by reducing the resistance of the outside world and paying attention to your level of struggle (not will-less floating nor struggled rowing; but smooth, simple sailing).

• Inner & Outer Intention: align your internal intent to do something through pure determination and will and the external intent of knowing that circumstances can align themselves so the goal realizes itself.

• Personal Shine: choose environments and inputs that reinforce desired trajectories that are entirely your own and not copycats of others.

The Practice:

• Daily visualization on a virtual lived experience that feels pleasant

• Daily micro-practices to observe where attention leaks or intent wanes

• Somatic check-ins to recalibrate emotional charge before decision-making

• Behavioral experiments that test intention against real-world feedback

• Reflection loops that measure true signal over hopeful wishes

The lab becomes a clean interface between awareness, action, and consequence - where reality isn’t summoned or about chasing beliefs, but entered deliberately. You create it by becoming someone who moves through the world differently—again and again and again.