Hi, I hope everyone's doing ok. I deleted an old email address that David originally contacted me on, and I was wondering if he is still posting via email rather than this community. He's been away awhile now from this app. Anyhow, as you go through the material here, you'll undoubtedly come across a ' Problem '. That being, if I'm doing the visualisations, I'm thinking from the end, I'm feeling the end result, then where is what I desire? It's taken me maybe 30 years to learn this. The answer is in the question. The reason I wasn't manifesting that which I had desired was because I didn't detach from the outcome. I didn't detach, because a part of me wanted it be: A) On my ego's terms B) Now! After a lot of thought, I realised I was asking myself the same question. Over and over again. Where is it? Why isn't it here yet? What I have found is, if you drop the constant questioning, you allow things to come to you in their own time, not yours. That takes patience. It WILL happen. Just give it a chance. You've done your bit in just asking. I'm sorry if those on this group that are lifetimes ahead of me have all just yawned and collectively said ' well duh '! Best wishes

"The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek" is a famous quote by Joseph Campbell, meaning personal growth and valuable rewards (the "treasure") are found by confronting your deepest fears, challenges, and the unknown aspects of yourself (the "cave"), leading to self-discovery and achieving your true potential. It's about stepping outside your comfort zone to find what you truly desire, often hidden within what scares you most, like unresolved emotions or new paths. That's one of the things the Abundance GPS guides you with.

If I sit with it, I can see a swarm of bees in my brain, and there is a real resistance to being idle and exploring it. I think if I were to explore it maybe inside it would be avoiding a sense of emptiness and this might relate to a lack of fulfilling deep and meaningful relationships. Perhaps it covers up anxiety too. There is a comfort in not having enough time, I know that all the running around for mum who is ill and needs help has alleviated that sense of emptiness/lack of purpose (since I moved back into my own house after renting with friends) as I have a role (rescuer) to fulfil however it is not getting to the heart of what I value for myself (selfish v service). This relates to an earlier post about stress and belly fat. I see that stress with running around for mum and dealing with her belief systems has me not eating well and also reaching for a drink, and that with no specific plan it is easy to grab something quick when I run between appointments with her and my clients. There is also an element of not wanting to be perceived as a bad daughter by ensuring I am doing all I can to be responsible about getting her the best healthcare. I guess I have been reluctant to look into exploring the ins and outs of deep and meaningful relationships because I also identify as a loner. I guess the identity of loner doesn't need to exclude close relationships. I am comfortable 121 with people, but find crowds stressful and also due to a hearing issue, can't hear well when there is alot of noise. I hope in sharing this, perhaps AI *when available, can help me get more specific and reframe this. One does see how there are several layers to unpack with all this. I am really just thinking out loud, and if anyone has insights please share.

Ever wonder why the same problems keep showing up in your life? Like a fish that doesn't realize it's swimming in water, most of us are completely unaware of the subconscious patterns running our lives. We've been conditioned, socialized, programmed—and we don't even notice the autopilot we're on. Carl Jung nailed it: "Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." Here's the thing: your invisible beliefs are creating your visible results. Every recurring pattern—relationship drama, money struggles, career blocks—is just your subconscious playing out its programming. And as long as these patterns stay hidden, you'll keep blaming circumstances, bad luck, or other people. The transformation happens the moment you shine light on what's been operating in the dark. Try this: Look at one pattern that keeps repeating in your life. Now reverse-engineer it. Ask yourself: "What belief would I need to hold for this pattern to make sense?" That question reveals the unconscious program. And once you see it, you can finally change it. What's one pattern you keep experiencing that might be revealing an unconscious belief? 💭 We cover all this in the Mental Health Resolver course inside the Classroom.

Firstly I loved the book, have read it 3 times in a month and it has rearrange my inner structure and continues to do so on a daily basis. With this work I'm noticing many things, and through my journaling process and basic awareness I've noticed that I have been stuck in a strong sense of unconscious wanting for a very long time. I tend to say "I want this, I want that" almost on auto pilot (that is until recently). I have become aware of it and change it to "I desire this". But the sense is definitely very much there still. Is there something more specific we can do to untie this knot? Question is for David, but others in the community feel free to share your thoughts.