Manifesting difficult situations in script?

[themadsexyscientist]

I had a question about some thread I read about emperor and how it manifested difficult situations so you can learn to deal with them. My question was does this apply to all subliminal, do they manifest difficult situations?

I ask because this is my second time encountering the same difficult situation while on primal seduction(nse). To recap, I went on a date on primal and when I went to start the car, the key broke off and got stuck in the ignition. After wrestling with that problem, I finally fixed it and drove my date home, I was so frustrated but she didn’t seem to care. Now on primal seduction(nse) round two together with dragon limit destroyer(nse) have had the same exact issue, with no date though and this is a a few days after I started primal again.

Advice on what sub to use for no motivation, and not seeing a point to life anymore?

I’m nervous yet also excited to see what emperor brings in terms of manifesting difficult situations for us to grow. I think that’s what always made me hesitant or stop emperor after a few days. I didn’t want to deal with difficult challenges. So far so good though. When I’m watching tv or browsing YouTube I have this feeling in me, I shouldn’t be doing this, I should be doing something to help push my life forward instead

[Bull_of_Shiva_999]

The comment you quoted was back in 2021.

From the updated copy of Emperor:

@SaintSovereign

Reframing of past adversities as learning moments—giving you insight on how to overcome all future challenges (replacing the “manifest challenges” scripting).

[SaintSovereign]

This is the correct answer. None of the titles have any scripting to “manifest negative situations.” The NSE doesn’t contain this scripting either. It’s designed to help you see and understand the beauty and lessons toward the topic in day-to-day life.

[themadsexyscientist]

oh ok, got it, thanks for update.I didn’t even realize it was back in 2021.

[themadsexyscientist]

oh okay, that makes sense actually. I guess I wouldn’t call them difficult situations but learning experiences. It’s definitely building resilience to be able to handle anything that comes my way.