If “whatever you focus on, manifests” or “whatever you think, manifests” as people keep saying, we’d be in a lot
of trouble.
There’s
Focusing with the intent to create
Focusing with the intent to learn and explore
Focusing with the intent to expose.
Focusing with the intent to solve then pivot.
Focusing driven by fear.
Focusing driven by curiosity.
These types of focusing all have different effects on the field.
In research, there is no intention to create and the emotion is neutral. That’s the best way to gather information. The manifestation-potential is minimal.
Yes it is true: When you focus for a long time you not only gather info about it but you also start resonating with it. When you feel and act upon the thing you’ve focused on, you begin attracting similar into your life.
If I were researching the Mafia of Chicago and its links to street gangs I could do that for a while without manifesting bad vibes in my life, because there’s no intent to create.
If I were a suggestible person or in a weakened state, my research might generate fear. Fear combined with focus is oddly magnetic. People in a weakened state should leave the researching of dark topics to others. Strong/Healthy people are not bothered by difficult topics.
If I continue delving into the dark topic, I’d need to balance it out with wholesome or neutralizing activities to disperse the accumulating bad vibe. While writing my book on reptilians I had to do a little more than usual to cleanse because I’m touching on something foul. It’s like when I go fishing, I have to wash myself more thoroughly to get the smell off.
People kept telling me I “shouldn’t focus on such things”, which is the same thing as saying “don’t clean up the mess in your basement”. Someone has to do it and all these new-age marshmallows are never going to confront the nature of our reality on Earth.
People who exclusively focus on darkness, however, are not helping. Exposing darkness must always be coupled with offering solutions and a way out, otherwise it’s just propaganda from the dark side. And that’s precisely what that book did.
Mere research is not much of a problem. The bigger problem is for the undercover cop who needs to infiltrate that Chicago mafia. He’s not only researching from a distance, he has to BECOME like a criminal so that he can convincingly operate in that field.
Undercover cops who don’t become evil enough, get exposed. It’s a “smell” (energy vibration). Other undercover cops who become evil enough often have difficulty not creating negative traits in-reality because what you act out long enough you start attracting. It’s a balancing act and to achieve it, you need to stay conscious of your assumed identity vs. real identity and compartmentalize them in your mind. That way you reduce the impact it has on your subconscious.
