Jan 5 • Challenge Tasks
⭐️ DAY 29 IS LIVE —The 10 Minute Manifest Now Accelerator Challenge - Forgetting Isn’t Failure
Just like you can forget your keys… you can forget trauma.
Here’s a truth that interrupts everything most people believe about healing:
👉 Your brain is designed to forget.
You forget names.You forget phone numbers.You forget where you parked.
Not because you’re broken —but because your brain is efficient.
Trauma only stays remembered because the nervous system believes it’s still protecting you.
But when the body learns safety?
🧠 The memory no longer needs to stay active.
This is where the Recode comes in.
Not talk therapy.Not reliving the past.Not endless processing.
👉 Recode works by teaching the nervous system it’s safe to let go.
This is the quickest way I’ve ever seen to collapse resistance at the unconscious level.
⭐️ IF THIS IS TRUE…
If trauma can be forgotten the same way keys are forgotten…
If patterns only persist because they once kept you safe…
If safety unlocks change faster than effort ever could…
What becomes possible for you now?
⭐️ YOUR DAY 29 TASKS
1️⃣ Morning Ritual — With Safety
Let your body soften instead of analyze.
2️⃣ Fill out your Daily Tracker
3️⃣ Post under today’s discussion thread:
💬 “I choose the end result of freedom.”
4️⃣ Engage with the group
Freedom isn’t forced.It’s allowed.
Post below. 💛🔥
⭐️ GRAND PRIZE REMINDER
Complete all 30 days + post daily + engage =entry to win the VIP Superconscious Recode Session, where we uncover the unconscious instruction running your lifeand rewrite it at the identity level.
🔥Inside the Magnetic Mind University & the Spiritually Kinky Academy, this is where we take Results on Repeat and make it permanent — through deeper nervous system work, emotional reconsolidation, and live recode sessions. The superconscious recode is one of the fastest ways I've learned to teach your unconscious it's safe to let go of the past, release the emotional charge and to keep the wisdom!
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⭐️ DAY 29 IS LIVE —The 10 Minute Manifest Now Accelerator Challenge - Forgetting Isn’t Failure
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