Some days, the universe hands you exactly what you ask for. Other days, it laughs in your face and reminds you that you’re still playing by the rules of the simulation.
Let’s unpack this: I ask the quantum field to show me a specific car, and within hours, I see TWO. But the moment I step outside, stare at my car like a Sith Lord, and demand the universe lift it into the sky, I still have to unlock the doors like a commoner.
The Car Manifestation: Quantum High-Five
I told the universe, “If my manifestations will ever materialize, show me this exact car.” Boom. Two of them. Not one, but TWO. As if the universe saw my request, nodded, and threw in a bonus round just for fun. A casual flex. A reminder that the quantum field is listening, adjusting, shifting my reality in real time.
I didn’t chase it. I didn’t control it. I just let the request drop into the void like a confident mic drop, and reality reassembled itself accordingly.
The Jedi Mind Trick That Didn’t Work
But then there’s the other scenario—the one where I walked outside like a cocky metaphysical scientist and said, “Okay, quantum field, if you’re real, lift my car off the ground.”
And guess what? The car stayed exactly where I left it. Not even a wobble. No poltergeist moment. No rogue gravitational anomaly. Just me, standing in my driveway, looking like an absolute lunatic.
Why? WHY did one request get an immediate, dramatic answer, while the other was met with the cold, hard silence of physics laughing in my face?
The Quantum Field Is a Mirror, Not a Genie
Because the quantum field doesn’t “grant wishes.” It reflects your alignment. And here’s where the unhinged genius part kicks in:
I fully believed I could see the car. I did NOT fully believe I could lift my own damn car.
The first request was easy—cars exist, I see them all the time, it’s within my reality’s rulebook. I was aligned with it, so reality adjusted.
But the second? I already knew it wouldn’t happen. And that’s the thing—the quantum field doesn’t override your subconscious certainty. If even 1% of me doubted that I could lift my car, the field defaulted to “Nah, sis.”
Reality Has Fine Print & Loopholes
The car manifestation was a probability shift. It didn’t require me to rewrite the laws of physics, just tune my frequency into a version of reality where I noticed that car. The timeline didn’t change—my awareness did.
Lifting my car with my mind? That’s a reality distortion. That would require bending not just my personal belief, but the collective belief of everyone on this planet that cars do NOT casually levitate when someone has a strong enough vibe.
And the universe does not do solo exceptions.
If I want to override physics, I’d need to break the entire shared consciousness agreement that we all signed up for when we entered this 3D existence.
The Experiment Continues
So now I’m left with two options:
- Double down on my reality-warping studies and figure out how to hack the collective mind into allowing telekinesis.
- Continue manifesting things that exist within my belief system (money, opportunities, freakishly accurate signs from the universe) while accepting that I still have to open my own car doors manually like some kind of outdated technology user.
But the takeaway is this: the quantum field is already responding. If something doesn’t materialize, it’s not because it’s impossible—it’s because there’s resistance. Either from me, or from the entire construct of shared reality. Change the belief, and the reality shifts.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have a car to levitate.