Conscious Creation of Reality

[ExMinister]

I think you're spouting complete and utter nonsense. Do you have any evidence for your belief that "each individual creates his/her own day to day experience"?

There are so many ways this belief gets reinforced for believers. You focus on something you want, which likely is something you've actually been wanting for some time so you've already set it in motion to some degree, but you focus and give it all your time and energy and instead of worry and anxiety you feel nice and confident and - voila - it happens! And we do have SOME control over SOME physical problems - our reaction to stress, our perception of pain to some extent.

To a believer this is going to constitute all the proof they need. It seemed to work. Rinse, repeat.

And it can't be easily disproven because if it doesn't happen, it's because your thinking must have been wrong somewhere.

 

[TjW]

Of course the moose didn't secretly wanted to attract an accident, that's just silly. It's all about his vibrations. Positive thinking leads to positive vibrations, which give you positive energy (the special kind no one can see or detect in any way), which attracts positive things to you because it is a scientific fact that like things attract (never mind that it isn't).

So the moose must be a very negative moose to attract a car accident to himself. Maybe he has low self-esteem. Maybe he walks around expecting disaster. Maybe it goes back to his early moosehood when he had security issues.

But we do know one thing for sure. It's the moose's own fault. He attracted that driver by his own negative moose thinking.

I think he was posting on the "Hey, remember Corrupted Wishes?" thread, and wished to have a big rack.

His wish was granted by having an SUV rack rack him to pieces.

 

[ExMinister]

I think he was posting on the "Hey, remember Corrupted Wishes?" thread, and wished to have a big rack.

His wish was granted by having an SUV rack rack him to pieces.

Poor moose.

Too bad no one ever explained he could create his own reality and should be careful what he wished for...

 

[PixyMisa]

The bottom line ... they are the same.

There are many forms of idealism. Those that differ from materialism are wrong; those that are indistinguishable from materialism are irrelevant.

 

[roger]

Anyone who believes this nonsense ... raise my hand.

 

[annnnoid]

There are many forms of idealism. Those that differ from materialism are wrong; those that are indistinguishable from materialism are irrelevant.

There are many forms of materialism. Those that differ from idealism are wrong; those that are indistinguishable from idealism are irrelevant.

...ftfy...

 

[Resume]

...ftfy...

That's not evident.

 

[PixyMisa]

There are many forms of materialism.

No.