【046】Manifested Reconciliation with Her Ex, a Proposal, and Pregnancy Through the Subconscious Mind | Love Fulfillment

“We were living together, but he wouldn’t propose.” “When I pushed for marriage, he broke up with me.” Have you had an experience like this and started to feel like it might be impossible?

Today, I’m introducing the story of Ms. P, who was rejected after pushing for marriage, ended her cohabitation, confessed her feelings only to be rejected again, was told her ex had found someone else he liked—and yet overcame all of it to achieve reconciliation, a proposal, marriage, and pregnancy.

Homéren (Meguru & Iruru), who share information about the subconscious mind and love fulfillment, compiled her success story into a video. Let me share its contents with you.

Ms. P’s Situation: Rejected After Pushing for Marriage, Starting from Breaking Up and Ending Cohabitation

Ms. P is a woman in her twenties. In 2017, she began dating someone she met as a junior and senior at school, and later moved in together.

During their cohabitation, she was bound by the assumption that “he should do this because he’s my boyfriend,” and became emotionally unstable due to anxiety about him not proposing. After repeatedly pushing for marriage, she was told “I can’t marry you, P,” leading to a breakup and the end of their cohabitation.

After the breakup, she lost about 5kg and was so mentally devastated that she sought help from a psychosomatic clinic.

Discovering the Subconscious Mind and Deciding on “Being Lovey-Dovey with Him”

The subconscious mind refers to the deep layers of awareness we’re not consciously aware of. Homéren operates on the idea that “what you think becomes reality” and shares hints for achieving love fulfillment based on this principle.

While going through various divinations and reconciliation guides after deciding to reconcile, Ms. P discovered the concept of the subconscious mind and decided on the thought: “Being lovey-dovey with him.”

“I already placed the order, so it’s fine. Now I just have to wait for it to arrive.”

This became Ms. P’s foundation.

Even When Ego Emerged, She Never Wavered in Her Conviction

Homéren describes as “ego” the thoughts that automatically react to events. These are thought patterns where we unconsciously respond based on experience and common sense—like “No contact means it’s hopeless” or “I was rejected, so it’s over.”

Ms. P experienced plenty of ego. “When will it happen?” “Why isn’t he contacting me?”—every time she wavered, ego surfaced. But here’s what Ms. P says:

“Even when ego came up, I continued to think ‘I’m lovey-dovey with him’ regardless of it.”

The problem isn’t that ego emerges. The difference is whether ego pulls you away—making you think “Maybe it won’t come true after all”—or whether you return to your conviction, thinking “That’s irrelevant; I’m lovey-dovey with him.”

“Whatever, I don’t care”—Three Days Later, He Called

In May 2021, Ms. P confessed on a birthday date but was rejected. In July, he told her he’d found someone else he liked. By August, he stopped contacting her completely.

In the midst of this situation, one day a thought suddenly came to her:

“Whatever, I don’t care—I’m lovey-dovey with him anyway.”

It wasn’t resignation; it was as if a heavy weight in her heart simply lifted away. She had been worried about the time lag, but suddenly it didn’t bother her anymore.

Three days later, he called her. They reconciled.

A Proposal Six Months After Reconciliation, in Her Ideal Way

Even after reconciliation, ego surfaced at times. For a while, their relationship became convenient for him alone, and feelings emerged like “Maybe I’m not being treasured” and “Why isn’t he proposing sooner?”

Yet she continued to think, “I’m lovey-dovey with him, and just being together is enough for me.” Six months later, he proposed.

Ms. P had mentioned beforehand, “I want you in a suit, and I want to see the engagement ring revealed.” Her ex remembered and proposed to her in exactly that way at a special inn they both cherished. They later married and discovered she was pregnant.

What Ms. P Realized: The Subconscious Mind Is Beautifully Simple

Ms. P reflects:

“I went down many roundabout paths—getting hooked on divination, getting absorbed in reconciliation guides—but the subconscious mind is incredibly simple. You think it, so it becomes reality.”

No matter how complicated the situation, she simply decided on her thought. Everything else unfolded from there.

Ms. P’s story teaches us this: “No matter what reality shows you, you don’t need to change your conviction.” No contact, rejection, him liking someone else—none of it has any bearing on your inner conviction.

Summary: No Matter How Harsh Reality Is, You Don’t Have to Change Your Conviction

Ms. P’s experience was far from smooth sailing. Yet it came true because she never wavered in her conviction of “being lovey-dovey with him,” no matter what circumstances arose.

If you’d like to learn more details about Ms. P’s story, please watch the Homéren YouTube video.

📺 She Pushed for Marriage and They Broke Up & Ended Cohabitation! Even When the Relationship Became Convenient, by Focusing on “Her Own Comfort and Joy,” She Reconciled After 9 Months, Got Proposed to After Another 6 Months, Married, and Became Pregnant!