Your I AM trumps everything. #iam #consciousness #manifestation #awareness #identity

I have said many times that it doesn't matter about the expression, doesn't matter about the 3D, your thoughts, your feelings, your emotions, none of that matters, okay? All that matters is that you know that I am whoever I say I am, okay? Great. Now, most people who are learning about this are going to be like, "How is that possible?" Because they are heavily identifying with the thoughts and the feelings and the emotions because that is what we did, okay? That is how we operate it. That's why the loop was so looping, okay? It was so consistent because it didn't even require the conscious acceptance, the conscious agreement to it. It's just like, "Yeah, yeah, yeah." We bought into every thought, "Oh, God, yes." Okay? So, when you go and tell someone, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Okay, so then they are just looping, they're identifying with the thoughts and they're like, "How come nothing's happening?" I thought I could think whatever. But the reason why you can, like, the thoughts can be there and they don't mean anything is because the more dominant assumption is that I already decided who I am, okay? So I'm no longer unconsciously agreeing to the output, okay? To the thoughts, to the feelings, to the emotions. They don't matter. They can be there, but they do not have any power. So that is key. That is very important to understand before just be like, "Oh, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter." Okay? Because if you say, "I know I am source." I know that what I decide has to be, then that is what it will be because that is the dominant assumption. All right? Now, if you're just saying, like, "I know I'm source, I know I'm source, but," okay? So, "but," but my thoughts, okay? There you go. So now, what you're saying is that I'm unintentionally agreeing to these thoughts, okay? What conscious creation is is that who you say you are is that, okay? It overrides any other output, okay? It overrides the other thoughts, the feelings, the emotions, the physical, okay? Because you decide as source who you are. Like I said, before knowing about this, we were running on mostly unconscious cycle, okay? The loop where it's like, we're just like, okay, you know, the thought arose and we're like, "Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God." Like I said, unconsciously kept identifying it with it. Now, the problem is that most people are still doing that because you're still thinking that, like, "Well, Mary said I could just think anything. I could just, you know, it doesn't matter what I felt." Well, it doesn't, okay? But what you have to accept first, okay, is that you, your I am, okay, is all the matters, okay? And then it doesn't matter because it is at the top, all right? Everything else is underneath it. All the unconscious assumptions and beliefs, all thoughts, feelings, it's all under that. Okay? Now, if you have not accepted that my word is law, okay, then that doesn't work. So then you're going to just keep looping. And that is why some people prefer more structure, right? They like the idea of, like, "Oh, I got to monitor my thoughts," okay? Which is basically saying, like, you know, "I have to be aware of the thought and not agree to it. I have to flip the thought." Okay? You know, I have to affirm for it. I have to feel like I'm doing something. Okay? Like, you know, whatever. Okay? They like the techniques. They like the structure. Teach like that because that's just not, it's not necessary. Okay? But what is necessary is knowing that you as source decide that is the rule, okay? So while you're other, the rules in terms of, like, more law of assumption, monitors, thoughts and everything, that's the rule, okay? Which is fine. Again, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that stuff, okay? But what I am trying to say is that, you know, when I'm saying this and other coaches are saying like, "Nothing else matters," okay? Like, other than who you say you are, you have to actually accept that nothing else matters other than who you say you are.