In this approach, it’s not about whether it’s “right,” but whether it “feels right.”

I'd like to talk about the importance of this process, which I believe is incredibly valuable.

First and foremost, before getting into the details of the "method," it's essential to understand the fundamental principle: "Because I think this way, it will happen."

There can't be any mistakes in the "thought" that you've chosen for yourself.

The subconscious mind says, ``Because I think so, it will happen''.

If you apply this to love, you'll fall in love with him because you think you're in love with him.

All you have to do is say, "I think so.

In other words, you will decide and set your ``feelings'' of ``lovey-dovey with him.'

Honestly, there's nothing else to do.

Please make sure you understand this first.

So, what is "how to do it"?

If you say, "Because I think so, then it will happen," it means "how I decide what I think."

It could be "Loving and loved with him" or "Happy and married me," or anything else you choose. Setting your way of being is what matters.

Sometimes, people ask, "Is this the right way?" after making some kind of setting. However, I don't have the answer to that.

When we say "right," it often implies seeking a sense of correctness or incorrectness. However, it's not about that.

Does it feel right to you?

I believe it's better to set your guidance based on this to you.

When you ask if something is "right," it often feels like you need someone else's validation to get an answer. However, when you ask if something "feels right," it becomes a matter with answers only within yourself.

The method of discarding and ignoring the ego varies from person to person.

So,

Apart from the principle of 'Because I think this way, it becomes this way.' one of the common areas where people seek advice is on how to deal with their ego.

I mentioned earlier that the subconscious works on the principle of "Because I think this way, it will happen." Setting your "thought" is all there is to it. However, many people often find themselves thinking:

"But I'm still concerned about reality." "But my ego keeps telling me 'it's impossible,' and it's painful."

In those moments, they start seeking methods to address these issues.

Ultimately, there is nothing else but this.

In the first place, reality itself is neutral.

You looked at his social media. You heard some things about him from friends. You had the opportunity to meet him.

I often hear stories about how people become really concerned about reality when they come across various things related to their ex, such as checking their ex's social media, hearing stories about them from friends, or having the opportunity to meet them. However, it's essential to understand that these actions on their own are just neutral events in reality.

You looked at his social media.

You heard stories about him from friends.

You met him.

That's just the story.

Here,

Well, aside from these scenarios, there are cases where someone might be constantly thinking about him even if there's no communication in reality.

And so on, I keep thinking about him all the time, and I even go out of my way to think about him in a negative way.

It's over, it's impossible, it's hopeless." Reacting this way is the ego speaking.

The ego automatically reacts to neutral reality, past unpleasant events, or future anxieties, becoming intertwined with them and getting tossed around. This is why it becomes painful and difficult.

And at this time, You want to know how to do it.

When the ego becomes overwhelming, you often want to know what to do and seek the "way" to handle it.

What feels right for you" is something only you can understand.

When ego surfaces, there's nothing you can do about it. LoveSync Attraction consistently emphasizes this.

Because, as mentioned earlier, it's just a reaction.

Please discard it.

Please let it flow freely.

Please ignore it.

Let it pass from right to left.

In the videos, I may use different expressions at times, but they all mean the same thing: "Just observe without getting caught up in it.

Here,some people  tried to discard it, but they couldn't, asking like what should I do?

If you can't discard it and find it difficult or painful, it means you've turned it into an emotion you can't simply ignore.

In such cases, it's important to...

I sometimes suggest that  instead of trying to discard it, you should allow yourself to be okay with not being able to do so?

So, how to discard the ego when it comes up is truly unique for each individual.
Some people imagine throwing it outside like crumpling up a piece of paper.

Some people let go as if they are talking to their ego, saying, "Thank you for everything, but it's time to say goodbye.

Some people just get over it no matter how intense their emotions are.
Everyone does it differently.

If there are 100 people, there are 100 ways to do it.

The important thing here is that instead of scrutinizing whether the method is correct, the key is to use "Does this feel right to me?" as your guide.

n brought his consciousness to the “here and now” with “brain live broadcasting”

Instead of focusing on whether the method is right, focus on whether it resonates with you. Using this as a guideline, when setting your 'thoughts,' you can rely on your own senses to decide what suits you best, what feels right for you, what brings you a sense of comfort, and what makes you feel bright and cheerful.

Even when the ego surfaces, you can handle it in a way that resonates with you, and you'll be able to set your 'thoughts' that align with your true self.

I'd like to share a comment from N, who recently left a comment on YouTube, which I found to be really insightful.

It can be seen that  n has found his own way to "live live broadcast in his head" while using LoveSync Attraction's report video as a hint. I've been doing well for a long time, but I'm still doing this and that on a daily basis. If you do a live broadcast like that, it's likely that every time you broadcast it, the image of ``me doing really well'' will be input into your brain.

I think it can be said that this method suited Mr. N very well, but of course it does not suit everyone.

The important thing to consider at this time is, ``Will it fit me?''

Only you can answer whether it's a good fit or not.

“What do I think?” In the end, you realize that that's all that matters, so your attitude of demanding a certain way fades, and you begin to focus more on how you feel, whether it's right for you, and what you want to do.