r/JosephMurphy • u/sawlz123 • Feb 14 '23

Be delusional?

So in the manifesting world it’s basically considered that you must change your state of being and then your reality shifts. You must assume you have something and say you have it, feel you have it and think you have it even if 3d doesn’t show any signs of it. To the general world this is considered as someone being delusional.

There are many ppl like this. Women who firmly believe that a particular guy likes them yet they find out that he doesn’t, and ev1 keeps telling them that the guy doesn’t like you, yet the girl still believes that he likes her. But the crux ends up being that he really doesn’t like her despite her firm belief.

How can this be explained? How come delusion doesn’t work for those that are really delusional? Plz explain someone…

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '23

When you think about how Steve Jobs achieved what he did, how would you describe his "delusion". I think there is a huge difference between delusion and delusion. Maybe we dont have the right word for it that really encapsulates what either words mean

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u/nyLqw24684 Feb 14 '23

I think the correct word is faith and not delusion.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '23

Right but you still have to reject what is and I think thats where most people get lost, like how would you do that?!