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Oct 18, 2019, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by seeker33
An excellent article, thank you!
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I didn't really like it. I think it turned me back. 
The thing is, I came to the LOA because I have noticed too much that suggests it in my life and when I read about history. But what is turning me off of it is that it seems that there are a lot of posers involved and until someone gets rid of them the science itself isn't going to evolve.
I would like someone to do a deep dive into the things that you can trace in history. For example, Henry VII was someone not likely to be the King of England but his mom always believed and got him to believe it, and it happened, and it was unlikely.
I would like someone to do a deep dive into studies on psychic phenomena and see if there is any evidence that our mind can influence the world and list those studies and their results. I happen to know there are such studies but most LOA authors are too lazy to do research.
I do believe that we have much great control over our lives then what current society wants to make us believe so that jives with me but I don't want to have to have a gratitude journal or rock to do so.
I feel like the thing I most learned out of it is one word: believe.
Even in my own life I think I have to give that the most credit. When I went to school I maybe didn't on a conscious level think I would make it, but in my gut not only did I believe, I think I knew that I just wouldn't allow myself not to make it and that belief made it so I did things that perhaps I wouldn't have done if I didn't have such a strong belief that it would happen.
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