ABikerSailor
Diamond Member
So essentially I control how reality will be is the root of this theory.Actually, Fitz, that is one of the concepts of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. The wave exists in all states, UNTIL just one of them is observed.
Then, the wave form collapses and only 1 result is recorded and experienced.
Schrodenger's kitten.
Then why is it not obeying me?
It WILL do stuff for you, but you've got to learn something about the underlying reality of the Universe.
Unless of course, a belief in holy underpants, and getting your own planet to rule over after you die appeals to you, if that's the case, become a Moron like Turd Seeker.
But, if you pay attention to how the world operates, eventually you will be able to interact with those laws, and cause things to happen that some people would call "miracles".
That's kind of what Abraham did. Matter of fact, that's how he was able to see God.
It's also what Taoists do. They look at the relationships between the various things on the planet, and how those relationships interact with others.
Oh yeah.......it's also what the scientists knew as well.
But the coolest part? It's also what Yeshua taught to His disciples.
Matter of fact, the whole story about Yeshua walking on the Sea of Galilee? It was a place where He was trying to teach His disciples how to do what He did.
He was trying to teach them how to walk on the water.
Only 1 disciple was willing to walk out there with Him, and he was doing it up until the point of Yeshua letting go of his hand.
Then he fell into the water.
It's also rumored that He traveled to India where He wrote the Tibetan Book of the Dead, as well as taught some students how to fly.
By the way..........those lessons are still applicable today, only you have to pay a whole bunch of money for it in the form of books like "the Secret".
Incidentally, did you know that we are all big magnets, for whatever we wish to materialize to ourselves?
A helpful couple of books to show you the way of that school of thought are "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" and "Illusions".
Both by Richard Bach.
Oh yeah........if you get a chance to come across "the Messiah's Handbook" by him, get that one as well.