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Oct 19, 2019, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by TishaBuv
I haven’t read the LoA book. I did take a college course on Parapsychology with a world renown professor who did scientifically test and said all the psychic stuff is BS.
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Now i am not one to look into "studies" because I generally don't believe in them but I think there is enough circumstantial evidence there there is a "fourth wall" that we are just not privy to right now... but there are hints of it going back thousands of years and even in popular culture. The first time I saw star wars I think I enjoyed it so much (I was 5) because I recognized that the "force" is something that we do have on this earth but not as exaggerated as in the movie. I just knew it in my bones based on 5 years of life and honestly, nothing has changed that for me.
But, right now the LOA is a mess with several different branches that all have their own thoughts on it but no one does any actual experiments. Perhaps they are not in a position to do so? Perhaps the LOA is being used by CIA or other things and they put an end to "amateurs" testing it.
I have seen studies that hint at it without knowing it. For instance there was a study a few years ago that came out and said they found that people's thoughts synch up with each other when they are in close proximity. That struck me as true base on voting maps, blue with blue, red with red... it could also be that peer pressure does it because I am a deep red in a blue area and so far I haven't changed. But I suppose if I went to the deep south I might find out I am a liberal so..
But people come up with things that I find silly. Like that we have a vibrational level and to get the highest vibration you need to be happy all the time. That right there is MAN made. Or that we have to walk around grateful all the time when you might not really have anything to be grateful for. Just seems like stupid busy work.
But, I do believe some of it is good thing. It is also like a cognitive behavior therapy. If you believe that you must be happier and work hard at being the way it could change *you* enough that better things will happen to you. So there is some value in it... from a cognitive behavior aspect.
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