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Maybe I'll forgive the Pinterest deathnote community.

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ignore my shitty handwriting but this is how SOME of the fandom treats Near it’s tiring

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Tumblr is really the only site where a deep dive piece on a recent media will receive 100 interactions but someone with a gimmick blog will reblog it with the text "glibbilysplat" and it goes down in history as one of the precursors in a major historical event.

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Morality in shifting

I was looking through posts I found on the shifting tag and I'm a little disappointed. This person was talking to somebody else, but I wanted to respond anyway. Let's all remember that lots of beliefs exist in this community, and if we want to cooperate, that this doesn't do anything good. I'm sure "Read the bible" has been heard by some people who are not Christian, yet it doesn't work. Why? Because Non-Christians don't believe in the Bible in the first place. "You'll get karma" or "You'll receive consequences by spirits/the universe/a higher power" doesn't work for people who don't believe in it for the same reason. For lots of people like me, that's what shifting and manifesting is. A limitless path with not morality besides what the person chooses. I used to believe in spirit guides when I thought it would help me manifest, but found it wasn't for me. And all of that is perfectly alright, until you start flaming other's ideas. What this really boils down to is the morality question that has always been underneath the hundreds of in-community debate posts on this site. If there are an infinite amount of realities, all with an infinite amount of possibilities, that have all already happened, are happening, and will happen, is there any morality or immorality in shifting? The answer to this is all based on your beliefs. Which is why we have this argument so often, because a wide set of backgrounds exist. But as thousands of beliefs exist, if you want your respect, you must give it too. If someone doesn't believe in Karma or Spirits, it's not your job to humble that person by calling them a disrespectful rat. If someone doesn't believe in God, it's not your job to call them a sinner or someone destined to go to hell. If someone doesn't believe that Manifestation and Shifting are the same, it's not your job to tell them that they're wasting their time. Nobody has the right to take away your experiences, nor you do have that right either. "I trust the deities and spirit guides that are actually educated" is directly telling someone that their views and experiences don't matter. That your views are right, because you have the educated on your side. If you decide morality exists, and that you have your own rules of morality, you must realize that when persuading people of your point or idea, that they will come from different rules than yours. The people in this community need to grow up. We cannot have constant powerscaling battles where if we reblog enough insults we win the spiritual battle. Capping off the negativity by saying that you should do every action with your whole heart. You'll live with your shifting experiences, and if you want to constantly live through bad ones and shifting to realities where you don't remember, that is one path you can take. XOXO, Happy weekend.

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Sometimes, I go on Pinterest to look at death note pins and am quickly reminded of the age demographic there. One more 'every death note ship is toxic' and 'Near is 13!' might put me into an early grave. Neallo for life guys 😛

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Weirdo shifting troll accounts going around Tumblr, so this is me letting you know that I am a LOA blog/shifting blog that supports transgender and gay identities. Stay safe everyone.

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Your shoes are untied!

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The whole idea of people making stuff up on tumblr for attention makes no sense to me. Have you tried posting a photo of men kissing instead? Works much better.

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Share your manifestation success stories

Also your shifting success stories

I'll only do the manifestation success because most people don't really like to hear about parallel realities. Love you for the question btw 😭❤ I'll put these here without any order, and I have no problem talking more in depth about them either. Some of these are quite old. I manifested growing 2 and 1/2 inches in 2 days as one of my earliest manifestations. I lost 10 pounds in a week by using subliminals. I made my bottom lip equal to my upper lip. I shifted/manifested into a reality where a test was 20 questions shorter. I manifested someone reaching out to me after weeks of not speaking. I manifested seasonal allergies going away and no longer having any symptoms of it. I manifested a bear hat that I wanted appearing in a thrift store. I changed my eye color to be more green. Removed back-pain by assuming it never existed. Imagined having the exact meal I wanted without saying anything after visualizing for 10 seconds. - - - - These are just some of my successes with the law, I tried to think of ones from all different points in time, as well as proving the variety with the law. Some of these I only used subliminals twice a day, imagined, and received. Others felt like a constant battle with Pinterest and visualization. There is no right way to manifest, I was into the law of attraction until I found the law of assumption fit me better. XOXO, Take care of yourself.

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I was thinking of my DR before sleeping last night and I woke up in a haze between my DR and here. For anyone who hasn't gotten to that 'haze', it's like you are gently switching between both realities as your surroundings wave back and forth with you. I feel myself becoming rather thoughtless during these states, my mind 'deciding' which I'm in before I get up. Does this happen to anyone else? I find this happens when I go to bed past midnight, and I think of my DR.

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The only possible truth I can say is that the law of assumption works on your assumptions. Any advice, tips, or suggestions I can give you will be put into my lens of subjectivity. "You must stay in the wish fufilled" Is only an assumption. "Only robotic affirmations really work" Is only an assumption. "All you need is trust" Is only an assumption. I know lots of people new to LOA get confused by advice, but it's because any explanation will naturally be tainted by some bias. If you assume right now you have it, you do. Whether you believe you can react to the 3D, if you have to think as if, or if you need subliminals are all only assumptions. XOXO

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Should I make posts of my manifestations each month? I've already manifested a few things so I thought I'd ask.

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How I look being the first to like an anon question (It's so obvious it's me)

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"There is no right opinion on Manifesting!" Until it isn't yours.

I think a few of us saw the post about manifesting not being shifting fly by our dash and thinking, "What"?. I, through my own personal experiences, fully believe manifesting and shifting are the same thing. And in my own belief in consciousness theory, I believe both of them are changing your mindset (changing mindset = changing awareness). To say that both of these things, are in fact, different, is also a perspective. But to brand it as misinformation simply because it isn't in your own belief system is brash. I also couldn't believe this person is platforming the idea that calling both manifestation and shifting the same thing limits people. Stating that, by 'elevating' manifesting to the same level as shifting, people would gain a blockage in manifesting. There are people that believe in the universe, in god, in multiple gods, etc. Why are Christian bloggers and bloggers of other faiths not seeing the hypocrisy in agreeing with this sentiment? If anyone reading this is worried that believing that they are the same will limit them, I still manifest things I want all the time. Bloggers are still human, and their beliefs will always be there no matter how objective they may seem. Stay safe, XOXO

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happy valentine's day!!

— neallo 🩷

(p.s. i ran out of time and didn't get to use the Rem image you sent T__T but maybe next year...!)

YAYYYY!!!! I love Near, Thank you ❤❤❤ I also might have profile picture blindness (?) because I saw you giving people their Valentines and said "Oh, just like Neallo" 😭

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Fic writers— do you use honorifics?

No— use English terms (ex: Mr./Ms. for -san) and leave off ones with no equivalent

No— use English terms and invent workarounds (ex: sweetie for -chan)

Sometimes— only for honorifics with no equivalent, like -kun

Yes— in all instances where an honorific would be used in Japanese

Other/Nuance

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running a poll for a week to conduct some research, please vote if you're apart of the LOA community.