From Complicated Love to Reunion and Marriage Confirmed! How Deciding Your Thoughts Changed Reality—A Success Story
- From 14 Years of Marriage to Divorce, Then Reunion After No Contact
- What Does “Intention” Mean in the Subconscious Mind?
- The Ego and How to Handle It
- The Practice of Self-Love and Its Effects
- The Moment of Reunion and How Reality Changed
- Even Greater Changes After the Reunion
- Conclusion: Your Intention Is Everything
From 14 Years of Marriage to Divorce, Then Reunion After No Contact
Today, I want to share an inspiring success story for those struggling with particularly complex romantic situations.
Ms. M (in her 30s) went through a divorce after 14 years of marriage. Her partner was single—the reverse of the typical “complicated relationship” pattern.
Just when she thought she could finally be free and “openly be together,” she received a breakup text from him. But through a shift in her consciousness, she achieved an amazing reunion, and they’ve now decided on a wedding next June.
What Does “Intention” Mean in the Subconscious Mind?
In the law of the subconscious, “intention” creates reality. Intention refers to an inner decision—how you want to be, what reality you want to experience.
Even after being told to break up, Ms. M decided on the intention: “I am loved by him and we’re blissfully happy together.” She admits she “didn’t really believe it at first,” but she kept deciding on this intention anyway.
Concrete Practices to Manifest Your Intention
What Ms. M practiced:
- Purchasing dishware she had decided would be used once they lived together
- Limiting her imagination to only happy content
- Actually sending messages to a fictional chat with him
- Listening only to songs about being loved by him and songs that lifted her mood
- Maintaining the mindset of enjoying what’s in front of her
- Walking with her posture straight and shoulders back
- Speaking to him in her heart every night: “Thank you for today, I love you”
All of these actions aligned with her intention of “I am loved by him and we’re blissfully happy together.”
The Ego and How to Handle It
The “ego” is a thought pattern that automatically reacts based on past experiences and conventional wisdom. A typical ego reaction is: “He hasn’t contacted me → it’s hopeless.”
Ms. M recognized exactly when her ego was most likely to emerge:
- When her body felt cold
- When she was tired and sleepy
- When she was hungry
And she had clear ways to address it:
- Warming her body
- Taking deep breaths
- Eating what she wanted without restriction
The ego often becomes active due to physical factors, so addressing your body’s state first is crucial.
The Practice of Self-Love and Its Effects
“Self-love” means treasuring yourself and respecting your own feelings and desires. Ms. M’s self-love practices:
- Sleeping when she wanted to sleep
- Eating what she wanted without restriction
- Buying things she’d always wanted without looking at the price
- Recognizing herself as “cute” when spending a day in pajamas on her day off
During the complicated relationship, her “self-esteem had completely plummeted,” but by continuing self-love, she came to think: “It’s okay to be like this. I chose a life of love, so I’m proud of myself.”
The Moment of Reunion and How Reality Changed
One day, while taking a bath, Ms. M arrived at a certainty.
“If I’m becoming happy just thinking about this man, then there’s no way I wouldn’t choose him. So I’m going to trust my subconscious.”
When she got out of the bath and checked her phone, she had a message from him: “I can’t live without you after all.”
He had been regretting the breakup text all along, but because there was no response, he’d convinced himself she was angry and hated him, so he couldn’t bring himself to contact her.
Even Greater Changes After the Reunion
A few months after the reunion, something even more surprising happened.
Her boyfriend, who had been a hard worker with his job as his reason for living, said: “I was too busy, so I stepped down from my position. Now I can make a little more time to see you.”
Ms. M realized: “I’ve been consistently holding the intention that being together with him is natural for me. This intention really did come true.”
When you decide your intention, the law of the subconscious aligns even your environment and the other person’s circumstances.
Conclusion: Your Intention Is Everything
What struck me most about Ms. M’s words was:
“The world I think of is the world I live in. Since it’s my world, what I think becomes the complete answer.”
No matter how complicated the situation, no matter how hopeless it seems, your intention creates your reality.
If you’re struggling with a complicated relationship, suffering from no contact, or giving up on reunion—Ms. M’s experience shows that simply deciding your intention will absolutely change your reality.
You’re already doing just fine.
📺 A complicated relationship with a single man. After divorce, I thought I could finally openly be with him, but then I got dumped. When I realized “I’m already so happy,” he texted me, we reunited! Wedding confirmed for next year!
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