“Until someone starts holding the universe accountable, we can expect it to remain indifferent to our preferences, and we may as well do what we can to adapt to this fact.”
-Ryan Bush
If the universe isn’t random, then, there’s some weight to this idea that the universe is conscious and, to some degree, maleable.
I’ve written previously about the simulation theory and how consciousness gave rise to the universe, and not the other way around as commonly taught in many scientific circles today.
With this in mind, to what degree can, or should we start holding the universe accountable?
What role, if any, does our individual preferences have on molding or bending reality?
Some may call me naive, but I do believe that reality can be shaped by our prevailing beliefs and desires. If not, the Placebo Effect wouldn’t need to be accounted for when doing medical research.
The mind of man has a profound impact on matter and how it manifests/behaves. Our beliefs, with enough intensity and frequency, are shaping the way our bodies interact with people and environments.
Living as if we can manipulate the universe/reality with our beliefs, thoughts, intentions and desires promises to yield surprising results.
In living as if I can encourage the universe to bend to my individual preferences, I’ve manifested over $11k, manifested a new house (2x), and induced spontaneous healing.
The challenge for most people in holidng the universe “accountable” is believing that they CAN hold the universe accountable.
So long as, the universe is viewed and interacted with as some random thing that cares little about our desires or preferences, we will never embody the courage and confidence to belief for better.
In my experience, faith is a universal law, and it is true that ANYTHING is possible to those who believe.
Let me know in the comments below the ways the universe is responding to your preferences.
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Hi, my name is Daniel Fortune. I’m a husband to 1, dad to 5, U.S. Army combat veteran, mental health advocate, writer, and public speaker currently residing in the central valley of the sunny state of California. I started the Minding My Own Madness Blog as with a vision to become one of the best personal development and mental health resource blogs. As someone who has battled with combat related PTSD and Bipolar 1 Disorder for 2 decades now, I intimately know the unique struggles people living with a mental illness face. Feel free to contact me at info@danielfortune.blog if you find yourself in crisis or would just like to say hi. I’m always just a message away.
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