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human
what exactly does detaching from the desire mean? sorry i'm dumb
gpt
So there's this idea that you're god and you can make things happen with your thoughts. Okay. Let's go! Snap my fingers and poof! nothing happened. Maybe there is more to it then that? you can't just be god, right? There must be some reasons some things happen, maybe you have to imagine things correctly, or there are some conditions or limitations or something. Cause just being god would be like, crazy, right? 

Nobody can just let themselves be god. God wouldn't just let himself be god. So whatever you do that's out of the ordinary, you have to let it slip in without feeling like you just commanded the universe to serve you and it obeyed instantly. What you're really attached to that you need to let go of isn't your desire exactly, but the ordinary sense of reality and its limitations. 

So one way you can detach yourself is 'giving up': 'Yeah, I don't control reality! I'll probably never get *desired state*! I'm going to stop trying!' But then the last thing you considered was the ideal thing you wanted, and you're no longer questioning how you can get it or reinforcing your lack of it, and when it pops into your world, well, it was a coincidence, or maybe had always been bound to happen...

Everyone has a different psychology though, and some people are naturally more skeptical and contrarian. Knowing yourself is the entire battle.
human
>Everyone has a different psychology though
This is so very important. People really need to look how things happened in their lives, how they manifested unconsciously before they knew about the law, and then it'll be much easier. For me, giving up never worked. All the things I've unconsciously manifested, good or bad, were the result of me stewing in a certain feeling all day. When I let go or become neutral to something, that means it's sure to not manifest. Just goes to show it's different for everyone.