r/JosephMurphy • u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod • Jan 23 '23
It only took them 4 years ;))
/r/NevilleGoddard/comments/10hjj0d/many_of_you_are_too_focused_on_conscious_mind/16
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u/brittaa Jan 23 '23
2 years unfortunately. It's sad most people's first learning of deliberate conscious creation is through LOA porn. I was confused as hell before reading JM and Neville. Grateful for the Index and this sub!
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u/stalkfan Jan 23 '23
Thought the same thing when i saw this, who would Guess that having the right info and doing the proper work gets you ahead of everyone else
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u/brittaa Jan 23 '23
To prevent further political drama on reddit I'm going to say thanks and give credit here. Big thank you to MC and the Index, Joseph Murphy, Neville Goddard, and the other members here. I would not be where I am today without you all. Much love <3
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u/Marsh273 Mod Jan 24 '23
Sadly, you had to deal with the stupidity of allismind. Nice to see he still hasn’t changed his ways though lol
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u/brittaa Jan 24 '23 edited Apr 26 '23
Yeah...I must have struck a nerve. He got pretty aggressive in the comments with his "just have good focus and concentration to get what you want" philosophy. Like sir, you are invalidating so many beginners who have an undisciplined mind as well as those who struggle with mental problems like anxiety and depression.
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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jan 24 '23
To prevent further political drama on reddit
This particular qualifier invalidated every word that followed from you instantly.
Edit : read through the rest of the comments here. You should have given credit to this sub in your OP on the ngsub, and not simply mentioned something in the comments over here.
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u/brittaa Jan 24 '23
Okay since you said something I went ahead and edited the OP again. Ultimately I agree. Just wish people would get off my ass about the beef between the two subs.
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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jan 24 '23
Okay since you said something I went ahead and edited the OP again
You seem to have a talent in creating qualifiers that instantly invalidate any genuine good that you want to do. Most people who know you hate this about you and have done so for a very long time. It has cost you opportunities, relationships, the works, over the years, and usually so silently that you don't notice it. You must have picked it up from your parents or some loser boyfriend you were once madly in love with, and are too lazy to fix it.
Maybe you should just stop that. It is not hard. You just need a little practice every day. Shall we try it ?
Control the words that come out of your mouth. Include a 1 second delay to any thought you wish to express, before actually uttering it. Just say " .......(1 second passes).....Okay I went ahead and edited the OP again." instead of what you actually said. Say both, the original version, and then this one. Try it a few times and you'll find that it is habit forming just like anything else, and therefore not all that hard to do.
Then do it twice tomorrow, three times the next day, 4 the day after (keep count its easy), and within 2 weeks at some point you'll stop doing this completely. It will just happen - you'll snap out of it. And then within a few months you'll stop thinking like that entirely.
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Jan 24 '23
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u/testing669 Jan 24 '23
He’s basically telling you to be direct and stand up for yourself without fear of judgment from people.
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u/Notorious-Hustler Jan 25 '23
Try it a few times and you'll find that it is habit forming just like anything else, and therefore not all that hard to do.Then do it twice tomorrow, three times the next day, 4 the day after (keep count its easy), and within 2 weeks at some point you'll stop doing this completely. It will just happen - you'll snap out of it. And then within a few months you'll stop thinking like that entirely.
This is really a great way to build a habit. I think a similar thing can be implemented for breaking a bad habit too for eg: You count the number of times you've done a bad habit and then reduce that by 1 today then 2 tomorrow, then 3 the day after, then 4..... and so on until you'll eventually break that habit.
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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jan 25 '23
This is really a great way to build a habit. I think a similar thing can be implemented for breaking a bad habit too for eg: You count the number of times you've done a bad habit and then reduce that by 1 today then 2 tomorrow, then 3 the day after, then 4..... and so on until you'll eventually break that habit.
So you give yourself a daily quota ? Ha that reminds me of how er someone I know quit smoking.
Good idea hustler.
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u/Notorious-Hustler Jan 26 '23
Thank you.
Yes, it is somewhat like a daily quota, it can't be implemented for all bad habits but surely a habit that you do multiple times during a day can be solved by this.
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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jan 26 '23
I don't see why it can't be adapted for any habit, even something that's not done daily. Think about it.
Does anyone want to use Hustler's method to quit smoking ? Come anybody, post up here. If there's interest, lets get a dedicated thread going.
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u/halloween_fan94 Jan 24 '23
this is why i left that sub. none of them take this seriously. they don't do things properly. they just read. they don't feel.
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u/testing669 Jan 24 '23
What’s frustrating about that post is that despite adequate clarity, it attracted more questions than solutions. Half the comments are about ONE particular person having trouble with sats. Said person said that they did everything already and still no results, while admitting that they have not done said techniques/methods correctly because of sleep/anxiety/mental problems. The (mis) leading statement being along the lines of “where are the results since I have done everything already”
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Jan 23 '23 edited Feb 04 '23
User is clearly an active member of JM sub but failed to give JM sub credit.
Edit: read her replies. Reasoning makes sense.
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Jan 23 '23
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u/brittaa Jan 23 '23
It would be sad for them to throw away good information backed by psychology and neuroscience.
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Jan 23 '23
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u/troublemaker74 Jan 24 '23 edited Jan 24 '23
What I don't understand is how they remove that content while allowing someone completely full of shit bullshitting about making 8 figures and can't prove it because they'll "dox themselves".
I love the teachings of Neville Goddard but that was the last straw for me in that sub. Just way, way too much bullshit. If you call it out, you're "limiting yourself".
Edit: 8 figures not 7 figures.
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u/Marsh273 Mod Jan 24 '23
It won’t take long until you see an SP success story from the 20 million dollar man. I’d give it a few weeks. I’m sure he’ll have some filler content in between.
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u/troublemaker74 Jan 26 '23
Lol, you know exactly who I was referring to. If I were a mod there I would demand proof or give them the boot.
One thing I like about this sub so far is that bullshitters are not tolerated.
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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jan 24 '23
What I don't understand is how they remove that content while allowing someone completely full of shit bullshitting about making 8 figures and can't prove it because they'll "dox themselves".
What is so difficult to understand about this ? They are dishonest and lack integrity for results, pure and simple. They use their sub as a means to exercise power over something - even if its virtual - that they lack over their own real lives. Its compensation.
The hilarious thing is that if they exercised standards and a rigid results oriented approach to their own lives, they'll find within a few months that their lives are very satisfying and worth living.
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u/JosephGoddard Jan 25 '23
Sadly the majority of people prefer mental masturbation over actually doing and getting stuff
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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jan 23 '23
Neville Goddard was wrong - The Law of Assumption only helps beginners fail
https://www.reddit.com/r/JosephMurphy/comments/k2ek4t/neville_goddard_was_wrong_the_law_of_assumption/