It is a mix of determinism but also learning to manipulate random event generation. In simple terms "home court effect" can be real based on the will of the people who are present

Being able to sense the ebbs and flows in that energy is the key to controlling it. I have researched a lot in terms of what one person can do on their own and in limited capacity have replicated results.

Scientology sold their believers a very flawed and false idea of this concept. They believe by ascending to the status of clear they can begin to control matter, space, energy and time in order to "postulate wins"

The first part is correct. You have to be able to detect the feeling of time compression and be aware of your position in space and then you have to be able to will enough energy to "manifest" your intent

The flawed part is that the whole idea of "clear" is like a distorted version of reaching the state of Buddha which itself is a distorted version of Christian salvation..

You can thank the Pauline church for completely stripping Christianity of philosophical alchemy and making most people's salvation skin deep. When you hear of radical life changing salvation, that is the transmutation of the soul. "Faith healers" when they are legit are just manipulating event generation to heal. Consider it a supercharged prayer that warps space and time to produce a result

That is why monks both Buddhist and catholic pray the way they do..fasting..trances...etc. They want to reach that level of intent and will.

The Bible laid it all out. Faith the size of a mustard seed. If you can devote yourself constantly refine your soul into the state of golden..you can accomplish what people can only call miracles

The other 10% is that the Secret actually is: you have to work with persistent tenacity in order to manifest what you want. The last thing the Universe wants to do is give you anything. Providing what you want is the furthest thing from its mind. You have to hold it down and forcefully squeeze out of it every ounce of what you deserve.

Of course.

$ But it'll cost ya! (Probably your soul)