Remote Connection: Mastery Through Belief, Practice, and Realistic Expectations

When I first discovered Mind Power Seduction by Amargi Hillier, I didn't approach it with skepticism. The book explored profound concepts like altered states of consciousness, subtle energy transmission, and connection across distance—topics that sparked deep curiosity in me.

With limited understanding at the time, I knew instinctively that something was possible here, and I committed to exploring the teachings fully.

The more I practiced, the more I developed genuine capacity. That commitment opened doors to experiences I couldn't have predicted and showed me dimensions of consciousness I had never explored.

If you're uncertain about your potential to develop Remote Connection capacity, this post is for you.

Let's explore how belief, realistic expectations, and consistent practice create genuine transformation.

The Power of Belief vs. The Trap of Naive Faith

Here's something most teachers won't tell you:

Belief alone doesn't create results. But disbelief guarantees failure.

Let me explain the nuance here, because this is where most people get confused.

There Are Three Approaches:

1. Blind Skepticism "This can't work, so I won't even try."

This approach guarantees you'll never develop capacity. You've decided the outcome before beginning the experiment. It's not skepticism—it's predetermined conclusion.

2. Naive Belief "This will definitely work, and it will work immediately."

This approach sets you up for disappointment. You'll practice for a week, see no dramatic results, and conclude it was all delusion. Your belief wasn't grounded in realistic understanding of how capacity actually develops.

3. Committed Exploration "I don't know if this will work, but I'm willing to practice consistently and honestly assess my results."

This is the approach that creates genuine mastery.

It's not blind belief. It's not rigid skepticism. It's committed exploration with realistic expectations.

Why Belief Matters (But Not the Way You Think)

Here's what belief actually does in Remote Connection practice:

Belief Creates the Conditions for Practice

If you don't believe practice might work, you won't commit the time and consistency required to find out. You'll quit at the first plateau.

Belief doesn't make the techniques work through magical thinking. Belief makes you do the work long enough for the techniques to work.

Belief Affects Your Nervous System State

When you practice from a state of "this is pointless," your nervous system is in a contracted, defensive state. You're not coherent—you're skeptical and resistant.

When you practice from "I'm exploring something real," your nervous system is more open and receptive. You're in a better state to perceive subtle information.

Belief Influences Pattern Recognition

If you believe nothing will happen, you'll dismiss subtle feedback as coincidence. If you believe something might happen, you'll notice patterns you would otherwise miss.

The key is believing enough to practice consistently while staying grounded enough to assess honestly.

The Matrix Metaphor: Choose Your Lens

In The Matrix, Morpheus offers Neo two pills: the blue pill (stay in ordinary reality) or the red pill (see deeper truth).

But here's what the movie doesn't show:

Taking the red pill doesn't instantly give you kung fu skills. Neo still has to train. He still fails repeatedly. He still has to develop genuine capacity through practice.

The red pill just makes him willing to see beyond consensus reality and do the work required to develop new capacities.

That's what commitment to Remote Connection is like.

You're not choosing to believe impossible things. You're choosing to explore dimensions of consciousness most people dismiss without investigation.

But after you choose to explore, you still have to do the actual work.

What "Mastery" Actually Requires

Let's get realistic about what developing Remote Connection capacity actually demands:

1. Time Investment

Minimum: 10-15 minutes daily for 3-6 months before expecting consistent results

Realistic: 20-30 minutes daily for 6-12 months to develop reliable capacity

Mastery: Years of consistent practice and refinement

Most people quit after 2-3 weeks because they expected instant results. That's not lack of belief—that's unrealistic expectations.

2. Nervous System Regulation

You can't work with subtle energy if your nervous system is chaotic. This requires:

• Learning to regulate yourself on command
• Developing genuine coherence (not performed calm)
• Building capacity to hold presence without grasping
• Creating sustainable daily rhythms

This is the foundation most people skip—and why they fail.

3. Energetic Literacy Development

You must develop sensitivity to subtle information:

• Distinguishing genuine sensing from projection
• Reading energy accurately without fantasy
• Trusting your perception while staying grounded
• Calibrating constantly between signal and noise

This takes months of consistent practice to develop.

4. Integration and Application

Techniques alone don't create mastery. You need:

• Understanding the principles beneath the techniques
• Adapting practices to your unique nervous system
• Integrating capacity into your natural way of being
• Maintaining ethics and boundaries as power develops

Mastery isn't about collecting techniques. It's about embodying principles.

5. Inner Work

Remote Connection will surface your unresolved patterns:

• Attachment wounds will show up in your practice
• Neediness will create grasping energy
• Ego inflation will corrupt your work
• Unhealed trauma will distort your perception

You can't skip shadow work and expect clean results.

Why Belief Without Realism Fails

Here's where most beginners go wrong:

They believe Remote Connection is real (good).
They believe they can develop it (good).
But they believe it should work immediately without deep practice (unrealistic).

This creates the cycle:

1. Get excited and practice intensely for a week
2. Don't see dramatic results
3. Get discouraged and quit
4. Conclude it was all delusion

But the problem wasn't belief or the practice—it was unrealistic timeline expectations.

Compare this to learning piano:

If you practiced piano for a week and couldn't play Chopin, would you conclude "piano is fake"? Of course not. You'd recognize you haven't practiced long enough to develop that capacity.

Remote Connection is the same.

The techniques work. The principles are sound. But capacity requires time to develop.

The Role of Belief in Breaking Through Plateaus

Here's where belief becomes critical:

Everyone hits plateaus. Points where progress seems to stop. Where you question if you're wasting your time.

At these moments, belief determines whether you continue or quit.

What Happens at a Plateau:

Week 3-6: The "desert phase"

• Initial excitement fades
• No dramatic results yet
• Doubt intensifies
• Most people quit here

If you believe it's possible and trust the process: You keep practicing. You adjust your approach. You seek guidance. You push through.

If you don't believe: You quit, convinced it was all delusion.

But here's what you don't see when you quit at Week 4:

Week 7-12 is when subtle capacities begin emerging. Month 4-6 is when external validation typically starts appearing. Month 7-12 is when it becomes integrated.

By quitting at Week 4, you never discover if it actually works because you didn't practice long enough to find out.

This Is Where Belief Matters Most:

Not magical thinking belief ("if I believe hard enough, it will work").

But committed trust belief ("I trust this enough to keep practicing even when I can't see results yet").

How to Cultivate Sustainable Belief

Here's how to maintain belief without falling into naive faith:

1. Ground Your Belief in Evidence

Don't just "believe because you want to." Believe because:

• Historical traditions across cultures practiced this
• Contemporary research suggests consciousness is nonlocal
• Millions of people report similar experiences
• The mechanisms (nervous system, energy fields) are scientifically plausible

Your belief is grounded in something real, not wishful thinking.

2. Test and Verify

Don't believe blindly. Test:

• Keep a practice journal
• Note when your intuitions are accurate vs. not
• Track your sensitivity development over time
• Be honest about what's working and what isn't

Belief + empirical observation = sustainable confidence

3. Set Realistic Milestones

Don't expect:

• Instant telepathy
• Dramatic synchronicities daily
• The person texting you immediately

Do expect:

• Gradual increase in subtle sensitivity
• Occasional accurate intuitions
• Slow development of regulation capacity
• Small synchronicities that build over time

Realistic expectations prevent disappointment that kills belief.

4. Seek Guidance

Don't practice in isolation:

• Learn from experienced practitioners
• Get reality checks on your perceptions
• Receive feedback on your state
• Join communities of genuine seekers

External guidance calibrates your belief to reality.

5. Remember Why You Started

When doubt hits, reconnect with:

• What drew you to this work initially
• The glimpses of possibility you've experienced
• The person you want to become through practice
• The depth of connection you're seeking

Purpose sustains belief when motivation fades.

What Genuine Mastery Looks Like

After 12+ years of practice, here's what I've learned:

Mastery is not:

• Controlling people's minds
• Getting instant results whenever you want
• Never experiencing doubt or difficulty
• Having 100% accuracy in all perceptions

Mastery is:

• Consistent access to coherent presence
• Reliable sensitivity to subtle information
• Ability to create genuine resonance naturally
• Integration of capacity into your being
• Ethical use of developed power

It's not magic. It's refined skill built through patient, consistent practice.

Enduring the Process: The Real Challenge

Here's the hard truth:

Most people will not develop Remote Connection capacity.

Not because they can't. But because they won't endure the process long enough.

They'll:

• Expect results too quickly
• Get discouraged at the first plateau
• Quit when motivation fades
• Convince themselves it was all delusion

The ones who succeed are simply the ones who keep practicing.

Not because they're more talented. Not because they believed harder. Because they trusted the process long enough to let capacity develop.

Your Path to Mastery

Remote Connection, like any genuine skill, requires:

 Committed exploration (not blind belief or rigid skepticism)
 Realistic expectations (months/years, not days/weeks)
 Consistent practice (daily, even when you don't feel like it)
 Honest assessment (tracking what works, what doesn't)
 Patient endurance (pushing through plateaus)
 Ethical framework (maintaining integrity as power develops)

This is the path. It's not easy. But it's real.

Ready to Begin the Genuine Path?

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Till next time,

Your friend,
Tomas

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P.S. — The difference between those who develop Remote Connection and those who don't isn't talent or natural ability.

It's simply who keeps practicing after Week 4.

That's it. That's the whole secret.

Believe enough to practice. Practice long enough to develop capacity. Stay honest enough to see results.

P.P.S. — If you're thinking "But I want proof before I commit"—

That's exactly backward.

You don't get proof, then commit.
You commit, then build capacity, then experience proof.

Just like you don't get piano skills, then practice piano.
You practice piano, then develop skills, then play music.

Capacity comes from practice, not before it.