Do the LEAST, receive the MOST. 

Journaling Prompts for today’s video: Think about the things you have manifested quickest in your life. What do you think you did that contributed to your success? What evidence would make you fully believe in your ability to manifest? What technique do you think would get you there? Has there ever been a time you did very little to achieve more than you expected? Explain the process and the feeling associated to it.

I manifested a GODDESS in the flesh to teach me Neville Goddard! I totally resonate with every word! I believe I have been trying too hard! Continuous LOVE and BLESSINGS to you on your journey!

A perfect lady's response. Well done, Athena.

I sometimes think about this friend I used to have. She seemed to live life effortlessly. She never put too much worry on things and was more-often-than-not unbothered. I sometimes resented her because she seemed to be “luckier” than me without even trying, meanwhile it felt like I was busting my a$$ off to get things done. Now, I can see why she got better results than me. It was because she wasn’t trying.

Brianna/Athena i fall more in love with you every video! Keep up the amazing work you're one of the best content creators out there! ❤

LOVE the way you explain things 💛 thank you for this. Getting into this kind of state is my favorite. It's so fun

Thanks for the share, Athena. Will try it.

I love this. Thank you for explain these concepts from your perspective, it’s helping me understand it better

Thank you. Do you also talk about fear and trauma? I manifested, but i realized that i was sooo afraid of having it, childhood trauma around relationships being scary/hurtful/not feeling safe to have it.

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Great video! Thank you for that one 🙏❤

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Do you have to do it right before sleep? Because anytime I get emotional about my scene it always keeps me up😊

You're describing what Joe Dispenza talks about in his meditations. You end up drawing your manifestations to you and collapse time.

FYI it’s called the Pareto Principle (not “Peretto’s Principle”). It’s named after Italian sociologist and economist Vilfredo Pareto. Also, it’s “vain repetition,” not “vein repetition.” And that’s only 2 of the many typos in the subtitles. Maybe focus that 20% effort on manifesting basic literacy…