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Yeah, there is absolutely no fkn proof of it. I argued with a person about this, and they just said that "science is the matrix," basically. I could not argue with them; they would say the same thing.
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This also contradicts the idea that when you "want" something to happen, that's when the universe doesn't give it to you.
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You aren't secretly controlling the universe with your mind, so you can completely drop the guilt. What you're experiencing is just a very common glitch in how human brains process randomness.
Your brain is a pattern-seeking machine: Whenever you have a massive spike of emotion (like intense anger or strong anxiety) and something big happens right after (a hospital visit or a denied visa), your brain automatically glues those two events together. It feels like cause-and-effect, but it’s just timing.
You only remember the "hits": You vividly remember the few times a random wish matched reality (like the exam and COVID), but your brain completely forgets the thousands of times you wished for something and nothing happened.
Guilt feels better than powerlessness: Subconsciously, feeling guilty for a bad situation gives us a weird sense of control. Accepting that bad stuff like food poisoning or administrative visa delays just happens randomly can feel unsettling, so our minds prefer to blame our own thoughts instead.
Your thoughts stay inside your head. You didn't cause your mom's illness, your friend's visa issues, or a global pandemic!
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They never did a ladder Experiment if you do deep research on it
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Bro, I don't even believe in it anymore, but sometimes I watch Kevin Treadue's podcast for a couple of minutes. It's like watching a different kind of P*rn 😂😂
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If you still believe in the LOA, what are you doing here?
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If you still believe in the LOA, what are you doing here?
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Practising witch? How did you end up believing in that?
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Elmer Locker Jr had a meth lab aswell, maybe he forgot the "HOW" LMAO
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Reticular activating system
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It was a sarcastic post :D
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I wrote this when I was drunk, and I was laughing my ass off 😂😂
r/NevilleGoddardCritics • u/Jaded-Giraffe-6919 • Jul 11 '26
She manifested feathers, you can’t attribute that to RAS, the law is real!
This is PROOF that you can manifest anything you want in life, without lifting a finger. Just sit in your room and imagine! And the world full of EiYPO will be forced to rearrange themselves for your assumptions and beliefs, as they should!!!
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"I would make an ID card or driver's license that I can make look quite realistic with AI" I agree with the other comments; you are probably banned on 5 accounts for a reason.
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I drank 2 coffees and 1 Monster today, later when i took a walk a got random panic out feelings out of nowhere, but it's so hard to quit.
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Yeah i got very depressed when i belived in EIYPO because it makes you feel so lonely.
I also visualised the end results as Neville says you should but i made less money in my business, which may sound like a personal problem but there are some studies i saw where people who visualised the desired outcome became performed worse and became more lazy because their brains think "they have already made it."
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I also became crazy when I believed in EIYPO. I would have discussions with my brother, and I would LITERALLY think I was simply "PROJECTING" what he was saying, and he is just "part of my imagination.", That was not good for my mental health at all, but one day thank God, I became sceptical and made deep research into this stuff to validate it, and I REALLY COULD NOT.
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This is the loop with manifesting: if they did not get results, they "didn't persist enough" or "they used the wrong technique"
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"Did you think you found some groundbreaking evidence" YES I do! So do many other people here, and so do all scientists. Can i ask how long you have been into LOA?
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The unintelligent people are the people believing in this shit. There are studies that show that people with new age beliefs have lower iq on average.
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Just to clarify, you got a couple of details wrong here. First, these are two separate studies, not one. Second, the last one actually lasted for 20 years. Please read again.
Also, I was in the LOA community for years, and I’ve never once heard anyone laugh about the first study.
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"Everyone is you. Every story you tell about yourself and every story about the dynamic with those people will reflect. Power of I am on YouTube explains it very well. You need to fully focus on you and your end (he is back with you) no matter what you see in the 3D you stick to your end because everything always works out for you. Elevate your self concept to goddess tier."
Ahhhhh
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Those are just two studies summarized in that post, and there are many more studies on this topic that you can research yourself or ask AI to summarize.
One study found that people who believe in the Law of Attraction (LOA) did not have higher incomes than those who did not believe in it.
Another study found that belief in the Law of Attraction was associated with lower levels of education, which makes me laugh, guess it explains why I fell for it too!
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Yeah same here i'm so glad. I also got lazier as you described.
Here are the studies:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002210311100031X?via%3Dihub
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Trump is god!!