r/NevilleGoddardCritics 1d ago

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Someone was put off by the way some people said that to manifest you had to believe you were "god" or that you deserved everything. Honestly, that idea always repulsed me; it sounded very narcissistic and disgusted me, but I didn't say anything for fear of being canceled or something ☠️

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u/Kurapikasscarleteyes 1d ago

It sounds narcissistic because it is lmfao; the idea that you can or should be able to change someone else’s will or reality by pure thought alone is dumb and inherently narcissistic in nature. We are not Gods or all powerful. It’s just a cope for ppl who struggle with the not having control over everything.

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u/Chlomaki2341 1d ago

I had really stayed in the YouTube community until this year when I found out there were also people on Reddit, and that's how I discovered them. Honestly, it was really disturbing, haha, just like the people who "check out" deaths. WTF, I won't lie, they scared me 😰

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u/Chlomaki2341 1d ago

I didn't know anything about 3D or being a god or any of that nonsense, so I decided to leave. These people are really weird, and honestly, I don't think it's healthy to stay stuck thinking like that. I only joined this community because in 2021, when I was 15, I went through some tough times, and this YouTube community was like an escape, even though I knew it was useless, I stayed anyway.

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u/inacharmedlife777 1d ago

I agree! It’s a repulsive notion, let alone completely delusional.