Beliefs, Actions, Reality, and the Implications Surrounding Them
People tend to be focused on whether or not they could do something that they don’t stop to think if they should. Whether it’s from the The Secret or from motivational speakers, it has been that, when supported by action, beliefs can create and manifest reality, that concept that’s argued could make people lead to greatness. However, as inspiring and uplifting as this may be, it has its flaws, two of which I’ll disclose . One is that beliefs have this annoying tendency to override logic (especially if it’s an uncomfortable truth). T he second has more horrifying implications: Since reality can be manifested by beliefs through actions, this also means that beliefs can be built from lies. One might ask “How can lies manifest reality if actions don’t drive the belief?” The answer is that lies work similar to affirmations, only through dishonesty : A person can repeat a lie a certain number of times (It can be a hundred, it can even be a thousand), no matter how absurd the lie m...