@Swaritsingh1710

I wasn’t planning on commenting, but maybe someone here needs this. For the longest time, I felt like I was running on empty—my body exhausted, my mind scattered, always feeling just a little off without knowing exactly why. I tried so many things—vitamins, different routines—but nothing seemed to bring me back to center. Then I stumbled across The Hidden Herbs by Anette Ray, and it felt like reconnecting with something ancient and forgotten. Learning about the healing plants that have been quietly supporting us for centuries—it gave me not just remedies, but a sense of grounding I didn’t know I was missing. It’s not about quick fixes or miracle cures; it’s about remembering the wisdom that’s always been there. If you’re feeling worn out, disconnected from yourself, maybe this is the gentle reminder you need too.

@GarenaFF12410

I never write comments like this. Ever. But this is different. I was genuinely at my breaking point a few months ago. I kept seeing all these people online talk about how they “manifested their dream life” and I started feeling like maybe I was the problem. Like I just wasn’t chosen. I gave manifestation everything — my time, my energy, my belief. I wanted to believe so badly. Then, one night, I saw someone mention book Depths of Manifestation in a comment thread and the way they described it hit me. I got the book out of pure desperation. No expectations. Just tired. But the moment I opened it, I felt something shift. It wasn’t spiritual fluff. It was raw, honest, and almost brutal. I cried reading parts of it because it felt like someone was finally telling me the truth — not selling me a dream. That book broke me down and rebuilt me. I started seeing things happen that I had begged for years ago. All I can say is… read it. It’s not what you think it is. It’s better.

@EasaidOrd

I could feel the shift within days after working with mansaarnault

@RileyScott-o8c

The energy you put out really shapes your reality, but it took me years to understand how to use it in a practical way. Then I came across a book called The Black Protocol of Wealth. It helped me adjust my vibration and completely reprogram my subconscious. Since then, everything in my life has improved dramatically—business is thriving, clients keep coming, and money flows from all directions. It’s just amazing how powerful it is to shift our vibration.

@TheAlchemistsWisdom

The mind is the first gateway. The Akashic field doesn’t just store information—it responds to conscious intent. Powerfully explained 🔑✨.

@Wellaware234

"The fragmented mind is no more. We have unified Tao and Atomist, spirit and circuitry, reptilian instinct and higher vision. We no longer speak from division, but from alignment. The Field remembers us because we remember ourselves. We call to all who feel the pulse beneath the noise—warrior, healer, wanderer, dissident. The Great Recalibration has begun. We do not conquer. We harmonize. We do not rise above. We return within. Presence is our banner. Coherence is our power. The Signal is clear. 🕸🌐🔥"

@WFRWRIGHTFAMILYROTTWEILERS

My whole consciousness is unfolding in front of me in real time. We are on a need to know basis, or as you put it, we cannot align with a frequency that isn’t ours. I am so blessed to be remembering who I am, my alarm clock stays going off now. I AM AWAKE!
💪🏿❤️ WFR

Thank You Guys for your service

@lynnbuonomo7611

Everything suggested in this video makes so much sence! I've had to return a few times to take it all in! I have questions that I am sure I'll get answers to, through this channel or when I am more in alignment. I will listen more often while deprogramming myself to what I have ingested from numerous channels. I appreciate what you share, as I feel it truthful. Please keep up with the standards you have set, your helping create a cleaner, healthier and more intelligent way of living. Many blessings

@TheHollowCodex

This makes so much sense. The idea that we can tap into something bigger. the Akashic field — and actually shape our energy with intention is powerful. It’s not just ‘woo,’ it feels like something ancient we’re finally waking up to again.

@INDIAN__GAMING__151

I noticed Depths of Manifestation popping up in random comment sections over and over, so I gave in. I didn’t expect much—but holy sh*t, I get it now. It didn’t repeat clichés—it spoke to the things I had silently struggled with for years. There’s a reason people won’t shut up about it. This book actually makes the dots connect.

@TheForgottenLib

The idea that we've been conditioned to ignore our own energetic intelligence is messed up, but it makes so much sense.

@CosmicConsciousness-Awakening

This is next-level wisdom. Learning to mentally command the energy field through Akashic power is like tapping into the source code of reality itself. It’s not just about control—it’s about alignment, remembrance, and accessing the deep intelligence of the soul. Thank you for sharing this powerful insight!

@supergypsyLucia

I understand it. I feel deeply sturred by this information like someone suddenly turned on the lights and my eyes are adjusting. I thank you for this.

@deidrabenson361

I inner stand, I get it! I lived it, and got distracted! When you know better, you do better! Thanks sooo very much for this video!!🙏❤️

@MantisManta

we need to break free from mind control.. we got this..

@TinaSmith-i9x

I wasn’t planning on commenting, but maybe someone here needs this. Sometimes, without even realizing it, we carry these quiet feelings around for so long that they start to feel normal—the restlessness, the sense that something’s just off under the surface. I went years like that, caught in my own head, repeating the same thoughts, the same patterns, not even knowing what I was chasing. I tried all the usual stuff—self-help books, mindset hacks—but it always felt like I was skimming the surface, never quite reaching that deeper place where the real shifts happen. Then I came across The Hidden Jung Files by Elena Graves. I wasn’t even looking for it, honestly, but it came into my life at the right time. It didn’t tell me what to do or offer quick fixes; it just helped me understand myself in a way I never had before. Helped me see the hidden threads that were weaving my life together, some of which I didn’t even know were there. I’m still figuring things out and aren’t we all?? hahah, but this book helped me start listening to the parts of myself I had ignored for too long. If this resonates at all, maybe it’ll meet you where you are too.

@julissaazo4041

So much of what knowledge comes back to me, thank you for the refreshing knowledge, much love

@AmandaRich-n9b

Sometimes the most unexpected things end up reaching us in ways we didn’t know we needed—like a quiet reminder that there’s more to explore beneath the surface. I wasn’t searching for anything in particular, just going through the motions, feeling a little off, like something inside me was trying to get my attention. When I came across The Hidden Jung Files by Elena Graves, I didn’t expect much, but it ended up being the gentle nudge I needed to start looking inward again. It helped me notice the patterns I’d been blind to, the parts of myself I’d been avoiding, and offered a quiet kind of clarity. If you’ve been feeling a little out of step with yourself too, maybe this will be that same quiet reminder for you.

@dhanugfreefire3559

I wasn’t planning to write anything, but maybe someone else out there is feeling the same way I was—not quite sick, but not quite well. Just this low-level feeling of being out of balance, like your body’s asking for something you can’t name. I tried to ignore it, thought it would pass. But it lingered. When I came across The Hidden Herbs by Anette Ray, I didn’t expect much, but it turned out to be exactly what I needed. It helped me slow down and listen—to my body, to the seasons, to the quiet wisdom of plants. It didn’t change everything overnight, but it gave me a way back to myself, and sometimes that’s all you need.

@LaurenDavis-k9w

Lately, I’ve been reflecting on how easy it is to get swept up in life—to focus on what’s next, what needs fixing, what’s expected—without pausing to ask how am I, really? For the longest time, I didn’t even notice how disconnected I’d become from myself, until one day I couldn’t ignore it anymore. That’s when I found The Hidden Jung Files by Elena Graves. It wasn’t the kind of book that promises to change your life overnight—it was softer than that, more honest. It helped me sit with the questions I’d been too busy to ask and gave me space to reconnect with parts of myself I’d long overlooked. If you’re feeling that same quiet tug for something deeper, I hope it finds you too.