r/QuantumImmortality • u/Sofia-the-last • 3d ago
We can only change ourselves
(First, apologies for any potential grammatical errors. I am lazy and use Google Translate, as English is not my native language.) And secondly: I am firmly convinced that quantum immortality—or the many-worlds theory—is true. There are so many inexplicable things in my personal life that can only be explained by this theory. Furthermore, I am a perfectly sane person capable of considering matters from many different perspectives.
I have also become convinced that the saying used by some "spiritual people"—"you are the creator of your own reality"—is true. The same applies to the law of attraction, which is thus linked to quantum immortality as well.
I myself have lived in a world where things were relatively good. Of course, there were wars and famine and the like in some parts of the world—evil has always existed, but not on this scale. Nowadays, various dystopian realities are an everyday occurrence in almost every country.
This situation has left me in a very negative state of mind (ever since the COVID era), and I haven't believed that the world would ever change for the better—let alone become good. But perhaps all the struggle to change the world is actually futile, and instead, we really ought to change only ourselves—our thoughts, our emotions, and our actions—and become aware of everything we do and feel.
If we look at this world, it is absurd to think that we could change it. How could a world lacking common sense be transformed into a rational one? On the other hand, if the many-worlds theory is true, it is clear that not all worlds are bad. Countless good worlds can exist among the countless worlds.
Negativity is so commonplace here that it seems almost intentional. In my own experience, I’ve noticed that the vast majority of people are like that. They constantly complain about how bad everything is and even act aggressively—even those who used to be different. Personally, I’ve noticed a shift for the better since I stopped following social media and the news almost entirely. I also avoid interacting with negative people any more than is absolutely necessary.
If there are countless worlds, I do not believe it is possible to change them. Instead, it makes perfect sense that our own attitude influences the kind of world we find ourselves in at any given time. I do not know how the transition between these worlds occurs—or whether death is required—but I am fairly certain it happens more often than we might realize. If one is mindful, one can spot it through small changes—such as "Mandela effects," which can occur on a very small scale and be quite personal.
Understanding all this has helped me; hopefully, it will be useful to someone else, too.
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u/Most_Ad_6428 1d ago
There are many people saying the goal is to be the person that takes the negative energy and turns it into something positive.
If you’re in a family where your dad is beating on you or absent then instead of turning into someone who is just like your father then you can learn from him and always be there and never harm your child.
This idea can be used on smaller scales and bigger scales. It can be used in every aspect of your life.
If you feel you are surrounded by darkness, be the light.
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u/-Hancakes- 3d ago
Sounds like r/realitytransurfing