We each exist in our own bubbles of reality, created and drawn together by our views, feelings, beliefs and expectations.
You get the sum of what you believe and expect, be it good or bad. Even the act of observing is creation.
When you focus your attention upon things, you call them into your experience.
You create and manifest constantly. You can't not create. The vast majority of people do so by default, meaning that they don't consciously mind their thoughts and they exist on a roller coaster of high and low vibration. That is why manifestation seems hit and miss.
Those people are at the mercy of their surroundings. They have handed control to others by default.
The person who is consciously creating is more powerful than 1 million who are not. And you create by guiding your thoughts, which in turn guides your emotional state.
Nothing can come into your experience unless you allow it. You do have control and you are not at the mercy of others.
Fix your thinking and the rest will remove itself from your experience.
Your free will is never violated unless you allow it by not being aware that you have the ability to alter your thinking.
Quoting: Green Witch This has been promoted on GLP 10,000 times over the past 20 years, yet not ONE person advocating this concept can demonstrate it.
In all likelihood, it probably has 20% application to most people.
Those making the claim that “you create your own reality” are plagued with problems they will never admit to you. Financial problems, health problems, marital problems, family problems, employment problems, etc etc etc., yet despite all their “you create your own reality” carnival barking, they can’t make ANY changes to their own situations.
But I’ll concede a person’s perspective and interaction with the world around them certainly impacts their reality. Without a doubt. But that’s a very different thing from what we’re discussing.
G-Dub, you’ve mentioned a couple times that you have arthritis in your hands. Did you will that to occur? You can spell cast and think positive thoughts till the cows come home, but at the end of the day you’re still dealing with pain in your hands that you CANNOT make go away.
Ty is a very intelligent and capable man in the Craft, yet despite his best intentions he cannot make suitcases stuffed with $100 dollar bills fall out of the sky, and he doesn’t exactly have headhunters lighting up his phone with $250,000 a year job offers.
G-Dub, we love ya, but you’re going to take a black eye on this one.
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