Have you achieved anything seemingly impossible?

No. Never.

It would defy the way that these principles of manifesting work if I manifested something that I considered impossible at the time it happened. See The Principle of The Next Logical Step.

Of course, though, I have many, many things in my life now that, say, perhaps a decade ago I would have considered completely impossible :)

But I don't tend to talk about those things because...

1. It doesn't help in maintaining an attitude to keep the "good stuff" coming. See Why should we not share our joy with other people if we have manifested something amazing in our life?
2. It doesn't do my hard-earned fraud reputation any good :) ...alas, I do actually drive a red car now, like right now :)
3. I'm personally not into the "being put on a pedestal" thing. Anything I do anyone else could equally do given enough focused interest and commitment. As @Nikulas has already eloquently implied, it can just take a bit of time and study to get a grip on these ideas...but that's mostly because we've been so misinformed and misled, often since childhood, that our previous beliefs about how the world works often get in the way.

And finally, to quote @Nikulas...

I'm sure many do view Stingray, from time to time, as a super-being

I think if my wife read that sentence, she would fall down the stairs from laughing so much. Then she would probably ask to have her bodily remains dragged back to the top of the stairs so that she could fall down them again from carrying on laughing so much.

Anyway, I need to sign off now and cut my toenails...as all "super-beings" do on Sundays ;)

I don't ever really want to speak for someone else, but I can put in my 2 cents with some quick, brief "pre-warnings"

• First off, not even sure Stingray created Inward Quest
• It had been said, many times by others, that it's sort of cheap to put someone else on the pedestal, isolate them, treat them like a higher person and then follow every piece of their advise to help your own life.
• I'm sure Stingray wouldn't want anyone to put him on a pedestal (instead, put yourself on that pedestal, it's what I do)
• Don't you agree certain people like their privacy?

And alas, whilst I'm sure many do view Stingray, from time to time, as a super-being, the shocking truth (paraphrasing big time here from him) is that he is merely a simple man who has been playing with metaphysical ideas for a long, long, long time. How bout three decades entirely on the sub-sect category of reality creation?

We all credit those individuals who are talented at musical instruments. Just as it takes years to master a musical instrument or any skill, such does apply to understanding and successfully applying these ground breaking, alternative ideas that are thrown around here on IQ.

Also paraphrasing, but also agreeing with my own (very tiny) experience: the start of the game is the hardest, most challenging, most frustrating. Afterward the slow growth of self implanted miracles, you'll discover what amazing merit their is in all of these concepts, and I'm confident that in a few decades, I will probably joke I used to view someone as so special and legendary.

"Have you ever achieved something seemingly impossible?"- By what definition do you impose on impossible? I would suggest you start cruising IQ a few more months before venturing a question on possible vs impossible. You are going to be pleasantly surpirsed :)

Im just wondering if any of the other site contributors can answer this one. Stingray IS an extremely knowledgeable contributor and has a knack of communicating very effectively.

BUT he isnt a generic name for all of us!

I would edit the question a little. There are other great minds on this site.