Do you think that certain “things” can be manifested?
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Hello, I (m17) would like to discontinue my current training because I have realized that a skilled trade is not my future. I've been in my second year since August this year and have to take my intermediate exam in February 2025. I'll be 18 in March and my plan was to give notice in…
That the instructor said in the interview, "That's good, and I think we can build on that." And I was able to answer every question like a shot, without stammering. There were three people in the room. How much say does the instructor have in the decision?
Character dies Turn off the computer go to sleep Was the character's death processed as your death, as if you had just died? If so, what did you dream about? What are your experiences? Can this lead to dreams where you imagine what might happen after death?
I just finished the remake of Wednesday on Netflix. The series is incredibly hyped everywhere right now and Wednesday in particular seems to be the character that many people are most obsessed with at the moment. This is precisely because of Wednesday's bluntness, brutal honesty, craziness, interests, monotonous tone of voice and facial expressions, failure…
My old therapist, who is a self-proclaimed autism expert, said at the time that I would never be able to live independently, even because of my autism. He said I would never be able to work or have a relationship. Of course, that was a very harsh judgment, which was also one of the reasons…
If you approach Bias with selective perception and Confirmation, you could certainly get the impression that it works.
Logically, and evidence-based is probably a clear no.
Of course you can. I am somewhat advanced in manifesting, and for example I think briefly about one thing that then happens 😉
Yeah, you can. If you say you can fly every day, you won’t be able to fly. But you can manifest certain things and that has nothing to do with esotericism, but with psychology. LG
Yes, you can manifest certain things, events or even people in your life.
The best method is that you feel like you already want to manifest what you want and live with openness and gratitude.
I hope I could help you 😉
Energy follows attention.
So if you firmly believe in your learning skills, you will learn more and more with time, have better skills and thus also attract corresponding successes in all areas of life.
Manifesting is esoteric humbug.
For self-filling prophecy 🙂 You certainly don’t have to share the esoteric scaffold behind manifesting – but yes, we “manage” quite a lot in our lives and most of it unconscious! And all this is just psychology 🙂
Self-fulfilling prophecies… So prophecies that manipulate the person concerned with fear or hope so that he works towards their fulfillment, or he looks at incidentally occurring events as their fulfillment, even if they go only partially or slightly in the direction of prophecy or this is kept so blurred that a plurality of possible events could be regarded as their fulfillment or the events occurring to fulfilment were already predictable by political, climatic or other currents.
So yes, Esoteric Humbug, manipulation, eyewiss…
Well, you can call it what you want 😀 . Whether it is eyewissness, if one actually brings about something through his behavior (consciously or unconsciously), I also question it, because ultimately it will be true. Ophthalmology is perhaps more likely to be based on esoteric explanations. But this phenomenon of self-filling prophecy we are all subject to – every day, constantly. Most of them are unconscious.
So if you want to achieve more consciousness about it with “manife-treating” or whatever you want to call it, I don’t even think it’s such a wrong idea. It is only impossible to run into esoteric ideas, which then have a dysfunctional effect on your own life.