#Christian Walker

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Manifestation content creators I recommend

So, I know everyone is different with who they like in the manifestation community which is totally fair. But, I just wanted to do a post recommending the ones I particularly like and why I feel they offer a good perspective. Disclaimer: this list is in no specific order.

Kyle August (AKA Manifestation Man) - I have been watching Kyle's content since I first started learning about manifestation and his videos are surprisingly a source of comfort for me. I will say, his titles are very gimmicky, but don't let that fool you because he actually offers some really solid insight, analogies, and Neville Goddard quotes in his videos. He even breaks down what each Neville Goddard quote means so it's easier to understand. Almost all of his videos focus on manifesting an SP, so if that's what you're looking to manifest, his videos can be of good help. However, the advice he gives can be applied to other things you might be manifesting which makes it worth watching. Kyle is very peppy and encouraging; he doesn't shame anybody if they're not having success. He also posts daily on Instagram and just about every 2-3 days on YouTube. I 100% get if he's not your cup of tea - totally fine - but I myself have enjoyed a lot of his content.

Taylor Tookes - Oh my god. She's amazing and you most likely have heard of her. She's had coaching from Sammy Ingram and branches off of what she learned from her, plus shares her own advice and success stories. What I love about her is that she's very straight-forward about how simple it is to manifest. There's no fluff, no sugar coating with her - she explains it like it is, in the simplest way possible. I feel like she's put me in my place when it comes to manifesting because of how honest she is and how simple her explanations are lol, but sometimes, we all need that. Taylor also has some amazing success stories, like how she became a model despite being shorter than the standard model height. If you want that honesty, that simple explanation, and those real life success stories, I highly recommend watching her videos and following her Twitter (X) account.

Sammy Ingram - So, I recommend Sammy because I've had some success with techniques she's talked about. I first learned about rampaging and EIYPO from her, and the way she explained it was easy to understand. I had one of my most successful manifestations with my SP (the one I talked about in success story #2) because of her pushing the rampaging technique - I listened and I followed. I also had no clue whatsoever as to what EIYPO was until I watched her videos about it. Sammy is talked about a lot amongst people in the manifestation community and she has a pretty big following that includes people who've had success because of her. I'll be honest, sometimes I think she's got a bit of a snippy attitude which I don't always like, but I can admire her honesty and how comfortable she is in all of her videos.

Neyah - Neyah is so bold and loud, which I honestly love about her. Some of her videos are her yelling at me through the screen to get my shit together and understand manifestation, but in a good way lol. She really makes sure to drill all the different concepts into your head. I also love how often she shares her own personal experiences and successes since some of the other content creators tend to hold back on how much they share about their personal life (which is totally fine, but I feel more reassured when they share their own stories). My favorite manifestation video that I've watched so far is one of hers where she shares a story about how she got the place of her dreams despite feeling negative and doubtful. I feel like that resonated with me a lot because we're so often told that we "can't waver" and "can't have doubts."

Danielle Desautelle - Danielle seems so down-to-earth and she's a very logical thinker which offers a great new perspective on manifestation. Her content really resonates with me because she often speaks in a very logical way and is very understanding when it comes to struggling with manifesting since it's something she herself has dealt with. She's good at offering different solutions and breaks down piece-by-piece, step-by-step how manifestation works. She's done a lot of research from multiple philosophers to help her understand and build great techniques. What's cool is that each successful experience she's talked about involved a different approach. She's still growing as a YouTuber, so I feel she deserves more love and recognition for her content. I can also personally say she helped me shift into another reality multiple times just from her thoroughly explaining her own story of how she did it.

Alexa Wyrwicz - Alexa is just a really cute person, honestly. Her videos are really comforting and uplifting. I feel she gives a lot of simple explanations and ways of visualizing and affirming. I don't really have a whole lot to say about her, but I just enjoy watching her videos. Also very much a source of comfort for me.

Maleeka, is my guardian angel - Chelsea is just a whole new type of energy that I totally vibe with. She's done a hefty amount of research on manifesting and does a fabulous job of thoroughly breaking everything down. Her video focused on how we need to focus and become the new version of ourselves instead of focusing on the thing itself that we're manifesting just really hit home for me. The focusing for 68 seconds one is also very good and made me realize how quickly we can visualize in a matter of seconds as long as we just focus.

Jillz Guerin - Jillz reminds me of the person I want to be. She's got this amazing feminine energy and not only does manifestation videos, but just videos with advice on how to improve yourself (which, in all honesty, can help you get closer to manifesting anyhow). I thought she gave a really good perspective on manifesting this "perfect" SP. She was talking about how her friends successfully manifested these "perfect" SPs they envisioned but it fell through because there was that missing portion of loving them through hardships. She's all about positive feminine energy and talks to everyone in an older sister type of way. I definitely enjoy her videos.

House of Highbrations - My god. Bobbie is an It Girl, in the best way possible. You can absolutely see in every video that she successfully manifested her dream life. She's always in a different luxurious location in each of her videos. She speaks very calmly and encouragingly instead of boasting about herself, too. I feel like her videos uplift me and give me hope about manifesting a different life for myself. She's stunning and I can tell she's been in the community for a long time now. All the good vibes are there and I love her channel title (so clever).

Honorable mention: Christian Walker: I know Christian isn't known for being a manifestation content creator and he's had a bit of a controversial past online, but he recently started his YouTube channel and his content is so empowering for women looking/manifesting a dream man. Things he mentions in his videos definitely involve manifesting and EIYPO. He's mentioned having limiting beliefs multiple times and how those limiting beliefs attract bad men (bad SPs, we'll say). If you need a good talk about the type of men you're attracting, he will put you in your place while being encouraging. I absolutely love his new content. He eats and leaves no crumbs.

Don't feel you need to watch them or be like "this content creator sucks, Jibb." We all think differently and like different things. I get it. I'm just writing this if you would like some new recommendations for manifestation content. We all offer different perspectives and it can feel nice watching and hearing the different perspectives offered online.

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Darrell Lucus at Loud, Liberal, Christian:

It’s an article of faith among the most diehard supporters of Donald Trump that his foes were not willing to let him do his job as president. Never mind that time and again, he demonstrated that he never even began to understand what his job as president was, let alone do it. Clearly, he still hasn’t done so, based on the people he has nominated for his return to the White House. Trump wants Robert Kennedy Jr., a chest-beating anti-vaxxer and AIDS denier, as his Secretary of Health and Human Services. He wants Tulsi Gabbard, a woman with a dangerous tendency to amplify conspiracy theories and propaganda from a hostile power, as his intelligence chief. He wants to give the Pentagon to Pete Hegseth, a guy who paid hush money to make an accusation of sexual assault go away. And he wanted to make Matt Gaetz, a man who has been credibly accused of sexual misconduct and rampant drug use, his attorney general. But as bad as these nominations have been, one nomination is almost as odious, but hasn’t been talked about—at least not as much as the others. A week before Christmas, Trump nominated former NFL player and 1982 Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker as ambassador to the Bahamas. Trump and Walker have been friends for over 40 years, dating back to Walker’s time with the USFL’s New Jersey Generals Incredibly, we haven’t had a full-time ambassador in the Bahamas since 2011—Obama’s first term. As much as we should want that vacancy filled, anyone who paid attention to Walker’s behavior during his run for a Senate seat in Georgia in 2022 would conclude that Walker is among the last people who should even be on the list for that post. After all, unless you have a MAGA hat glued to your head, you would have seen that Walker’s behavior proved not just beyond reasonable doubt, but ALL doubt, that he is not fit for office. He piled up gaffes by the barrelful on the campaign trail, so many that Chris Cillizza—then of CNN—called him “a walking gaffe machine.” He said—with a straight face—that the Green New Deal was a waste of time because “bad air” from other countries” simply gets dumped here. He has also claimed that there are 52 states, and suggested that it’s possible to walk through a building that could kill off COVID. His response to the Uvalde school shooting devolved into word salad.

[...] All things considered, Walker shouldn’t have been running for Senate in 2022, and shouldn’t be considered for an ambassadorship now. He should be getting help. But the biggest issue of all surrounding Walker can’t be entirely chalked up to concussions and possible CTE. A month before Election Day, his son, Christian, revealed that he and his mother had suffered horrific abuse at Walker’s hands for years. According to Christian, they moved at least six times in as many months to get away from him. Anyone who wants to know why Christian kept quiet over the years got their answer when NBC News interviewed a number of Atlanta-area Black conservatives who said the reports about Walker’s depravities didn’t dissuade them in the least from supporting Walker. To a (wo)man, they all said that all that mattered to them was getting Democratic incumbent Raphael Warnock out and Walker in. Reading this angered me on a personal level. Like Christian, I was basely betrayed by my own father. He refused to switch from night shift to day shift, even though my mother was a teacher and he had two sons at home—meaning that my parents only saw each other a few hours out of the week when school was in session. It turned out he was staying on nights to facilitate cheating on my mother. [...] And now Trump is essentially giving Christian the finger again by nominating his father to be an ambassador. Granted, we already knew that Trump’s standards for diplomacy are absurdly low. Remember, his ambassador to Germany for much of the latter portion of his first term, Richard Grenell, seems to think that calling out Trump’s disturbing and outright fascistic comments on the campaign trail amounted to “fomenting violence.” But if he believes a man with Walker’s history is fit to represent our country on the international stage, then he has no right to complain that we aren’t letting him do his job. It cannot be repeated enough—this is evidence that he hasn’t even begun to understand the nature of his job.

Nominating Heisman winner-turned-walking disgrace Herschel Walker to any post, especially an ambassadorship to Bahamas, is embarrassing on the world’s stage.

[conniesmlb]

This week in baseball, Connie edition

June 1

~ Ronald Acuña Jr. is out for the season. Poor guy. ☹️

~ Jake Cronenworth achieved his 500th career hit.

~ Blake Treinen got his first save since 2021.

~ Jorge "I play for the worst team" Lopez tossed his glove into the stands after getting ejected. He's been DFA'd.

~ A hundred career home runs for Will Smith!

~ Matt Carpenter hit his first home run of the season.

~ Pete Alonso hurt his finger Wednesday, but was able to pinch hit for Brett Baty late in Thursday's game and did a great job, scoring a run. J.D. Martinez also hit a home run in the 8th inning of that same game. I love those guys.

~ Jose Siri had a two-homer game on Thursday vs. the A's.

~ Shohei Ohtani stole his 100th base!

~ Seiya Suzuki hit a grand slam.

~ So did Christian Walker.

~ And J.P. Crawford. It was a day for grand slams, I guess.

If I missed anything, feel free to let me know.

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Christian Walker, from The Theater Project series, (c. 1983–84),

Gelatin silver print, 11 × 14 inches,

Courtesy the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art

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Tampa Bay Rays at. Arizona Diamondbacks 06/27/23/

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Christian Walker takes 8 instead of 13. Last worn by Colin Moran in 2017.

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Honoring Rickey Henderson: Phillies Make Waves as First Basemen Shuffle | Baseball Bar-B-Cast

The baseball community mourns the loss of a true icon, Rickey Henderson, who passed away recently at the age of 65. Henderson, known as the all-time leader in stolen bases, left an indelible mark on the sport and is remembered as one of baseball’s greatest players. His exceptional talent and unique personality made him a first-ballot Hall of Famer, and his influence on the game continues to…

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Powers #1 (July 2004) by Icon / Marvel Comics

Written by Brian Michael Bendis, drawn by Michael Avon Oeming.

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“His voice is casual, almost like a spirit emerging from the grainy images of forbidden places and forgotten people he presents in his talk.”

William Corwin, on photographer Christian Walker, published in The Brooklyn Rail, Volume 23, Issue 9

[conniesmlb]

"Hola, oponente."

[riverphoenixsgothwife]

heathers + assorted posts

as with my final destination ones of these, i feel like you can easily tell based on this what character i am most deeply unwell about 😭 bonus points if you can guess! 🖤

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Christian Walker - Arizona Diamondbacks at. New York Yankees 09/22/23/

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Christian Walker takes 13. Last worn by Cooper Hummel, who will need a new number.