We are living in a world of illusion

[Disclosure]

Perception is everything. EVERYTHING starts in the mind. Most people have no understanding of this. That's why slavery is more prevalent now than ever. Slavery is and always has been of the mind. As long as people THINK they're inferior, they'll be inferior. As long as people THINK the impossible is impossible it will remain impossible but only to those who limit their own selves.

I will only speak on the optimism portion, and say that I genuinely believe positive things happen to positive people.

Imagination creates reality.
how mindblowing is that

Kind of a crazy power when you think about it.

The truth is that your imagination, which is God, creates your reality. You bring forth into existence what you truly believe. We are the cause of the world that we currently see, not the effect. If you don't like the illusion, change your perspective.

Of course, many will balk at taking responsibility for their life as so many are taught to believe in or blame things outside of themselves. But your responsibility is your ability to respond to reality. In other words, can you faithfully maintain a holy or "whole" concept of reality? In other words, can you only look at reality with unconditional love for self and your fellow man? If not, it is not reality which is an illusion, it is your own inner thoughts.

Yes, if you live with a pure heart and raise your vibrations, you can do anything that has been done.... You literally have to be the opposite of sad, guilty, scared, regretful, resentful, angry and you can do anything you want.

the one potentially "paranormal" concept that I believe in hands down, and that's luck. I personally think that most people who claim to believe in the law of attraction really just believe in being smug internet shytheads who try and justify an already easy and unchallenged life as somehow a result of their state of mind. However, if I were to suppose that there were people who seemed to make it work, my contention is that it's not the "law of attraction," at all, but more a whole reversal of the horse and cart there. Instead, it's people who are naturally lucky that, having become conditions to the world casually handing them everything on a silver platter, suppose that they must somehow be making it happen.

I've never seen a person, putting no more effort into life than just "really wanting it" make it work in his or her favor. But I've seen some lucky b*stards who, whether they ask for it or not, life is going to pamper them every which way. And I've seen the opposite, people who can wish all they want, but life's going to take every chance to swipe at them it can get.

The mantra of "taking responsibility" and "not projecting" on to others is overdone by privileged people. It's the ideology of the free market and the right-wing which tries to pretend we are all discrete individuals who are free to make our own choices and be "happier". Actually this is not true: social problems are not the individual's responsibility. If for whatever reason I'm stuck in a harmful situation influenced by oppressive economic structures and the sexism or racism or selfishness of others, it's not because I'm "blaming others" or "projecting" or "not taking responsibility" etc. This individualising rhetoric is being over-used in the New Age / spiritual community and needs to be - at the very least - thought about more carefully. There's a hell of a lot wrong with the times we live in, and pretending we can positive-think it all away and individually make happier choices is very misleading.

 

[Morose Polymath]

 

[boriquaking]

the one potentially "paranormal" concept that I believe in hands down, and that's luck. I personally think that most people who claim to believe in the law of attraction really just believe in being smug internet shytheads who try and justify an already easy and unchallenged life as somehow a result of their state of mind. However, if I were to suppose that there were people who seemed to make it work, my contention is that it's not the "law of attraction," at all, but more a whole reversal of the horse and cart there. Instead, it's people who are naturally lucky that, having become conditions to the world casually handing them everything on a silver platter, suppose that they must somehow be making it happen.

I've never seen a person, putting no more effort into life than just "really wanting it" make it work in his or her favor. But I've seen some lucky b*stards who, whether they ask for it or not, life is going to pamper them every which way. And I've seen the opposite, people who can wish all they want, but life's going to take every chance to swipe at them it can get.

The mantra of "taking responsibility" and "not projecting" on to others is overdone by privileged people. It's the ideology of the free market and the right-wing which tries to pretend we are all discrete individuals who are free to make our own choices and be "happier". Actually this is not true: social problems are not the individual's responsibility. If for whatever reason I'm stuck in a harmful situation influenced by oppressive economic structures and the sexism or racism or selfishness of others, it's not because I'm "blaming others" or "projecting" or "not taking responsibility" etc. This individualising rhetoric is being over-used in the New Age / spiritual community and needs to be - at the very least - thought about more carefully. There's a hell of a lot wrong with the times we live in, and pretending we can positive-think it all away and individually make happier choices is very misleading.

don’t you ever quote me again you stupid fukk.

 

[MMS]

the word is alive seek the lord while he may be found

 

[Disclosure]

don’t you ever quote me again you stupid fukk.

you should try being more positive

Spoiler

 

[boriquaking]

you should try being more positive

Spoiler

Being positive isn’t about some mysticism.

Bad shyt happens all the time. But if you let it fukk with you and make you jaded, you’re not gonna get anywhere.


Look at the bright side means to find a positive.


You stupid insignificant fukk. Eat shyt. Die!

 

[BushidoBrown]

 

[Ghost Utmost]

Being positive isn’t about some mysticism.

Bad shyt happens all the time. But if you let it fukk with you and make you jaded, you’re not gonna get anywhere.


Look at the bright side means to find a positive.


You stupid insignificant fukk. Eat shyt. Die!

This is funny as Hell

Look at the bright side you human turd. Then eat the dikc of a coyote and die.

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

the one potentially "paranormal" concept that I believe in hands down, and that's luck. I personally think that most people who claim to believe in the law of attraction really just believe in being smug internet shytheads who try and justify an already easy and unchallenged life as somehow a result of their state of mind. However, if I were to suppose that there were people who seemed to make it work, my contention is that it's not the "law of attraction," at all, but more a whole reversal of the horse and cart there. Instead, it's people who are naturally lucky that, having become conditions to the world casually handing them everything on a silver platter, suppose that they must somehow be making it happen.

I've never seen a person, putting no more effort into life than just "really wanting it" make it work in his or her favor. But I've seen some lucky b*stards who, whether they ask for it or not, life is going to pamper them every which way. And I've seen the opposite, people who can wish all they want, but life's going to take every chance to swipe at them it can get.

The mantra of "taking responsibility" and "not projecting" on to others is overdone by privileged people. It's the ideology of the free market and the right-wing which tries to pretend we are all discrete individuals who are free to make our own choices and be "happier". Actually this is not true: social problems are not the individual's responsibility. If for whatever reason I'm stuck in a harmful situation influenced by oppressive economic structures and the sexism or racism or selfishness of others, it's not because I'm "blaming others" or "projecting" or "not taking responsibility" etc. This individualising rhetoric is being over-used in the New Age / spiritual community and needs to be - at the very least - thought about more carefully. There's a hell of a lot wrong with the times we live in, and pretending we can positive-think it all away and individually make happier choices is very misleading.

Luck is preparation for opportunity.

Many people don’t understand the law of attraction. They think it’s a matter of wishing for something. It’s more about a mindset. If someone takes a mindset of “I need/want money” they will continually find themselves in a state of needing or wanting money.

Our senses report our surroundings to our brains and then our brains determine what that means to us. So any situation we’re able to decide whether that’s good or bad. L for some people stands for loss, but for some people L’s are just lessons. Just depends on how you train your brain to react to it.

Mindset is everything because our brains determine our emotions. It’s not about wanting things it’s more about expecting things. Wanting is a position of need. “I want this” is stressful. “I got this” is peace.

 

[Marks]

ppl always clown Kojima for being a weirdo and then 5-10 years pass and mfers scratching their head wondering how tf he can always get it so right

 

[I AM WE ARE]

Part of me still believes this is all a simulation, similar to a program on a computer

 

[MMS]

ppl always clown Kojima for being a weirdo and then 5-10 years pass and mfers scratching their head wondering how tf he can always get it so right

i sent this to a friend and he said he was happy not having an existential crisis

sent him "John 3:16"

 

[MMS]

Part of me still believes this is all a simulation, similar to a program on a computer

we're able to make predictions with math, but we cant seem to understand why math works to begin with what is the purpose of a quantity

 

[FruitOfTheVale]

this came out in 1999... smh

 

[TRUEST]

To those of u who are deeply religious, y’all do know that without “sinners” the world wouldn’t be livable?