There seems to be alot of spiritual movies like this coming. It reminds me of the book “The celestien prophocey” Where it says that thousands of years ago, humans sent out phillosophers, artist, scientest. To find out the answer to the universe, and now there starting to come back with the answers. While we kept ourselves occupied with the industreal world, and money.
if you haven’t done so yet, i suggest you watch “What the bleep do we know” It is very inspiring and explains how this works, it is scientifically discovered how you really attract certain people/behaviour etc.
some of this stuff is a little far fetched. cmon…WE made up the system that takes place once you get a ticket. It doesnt happen because your mind wants it…it happens because that’s the law!
I didn’t say I don’t believe it. Most of it I agree with, it’s just some of the situations that I find false. It’s almost as if the creators of the movie tried too hard to get the point accross…so much that it made no sense. Maybe I didn’t understand it properly…or maybe I’m right and some of that movie is BS.
ok, you obviously don’t understand anything I’m saying…lol.
Look in the video. Watch the part about the guy getting a ticket (ticket from a cop). When the guy says “ooh stupid tickets, I hate tickets!”, the narrators say that because of THAT statement, he has to go to the court and pay for the ticket. DUMB? yes. it is. And if you think it isn’t…then that means you are saying that if he DIDNT say that statement (ooh stupid tickets, i hate tickets), then he wouldnt have to pay for the ticket, and he could just go on with his life happily using The Secret.
This situation (about the ticket) is not a matter of believing, it’s a matter of what is fact in life. Whether you love getting tickets or not, you have to pay for them! Your thoughts don’t get to change that!
I didn’t see that part of the movie. Sorry, I only saw the short clip that streamed on youtube. Yeah, I guess that is pretty weird. I think the guy would have to pay the ticket anyway. That was a lame example they chose to give.
BenDrummin’s comment about the ticket made me think of a terrible paradox.
If the guy says “Tickets, tickets, I hate tickets” he will have a ticket. Now, if he says "“Tickets, tickets, I love tickets” he will have a ticket too. How to avoid tickets?