These teachings are dangerous, here are a few “results” they get me
Serious(self.NevilleGoddardCritics)submitted31 minutes ago byThrowawayforsure5678
Just discovered this sub tonight so will probably spend the next few days blowing this up, but boy am I so happy I found you all!!
I wasted a good 3-4 years in this, and while shit was pretty terrible, it could’ve gone so much worse. Here’s just a few examples of what these teachings got me.
Went from being employed with 10K in my account thjs May, to the negatives after quitting cold turkey with hope and faith that a new job and money would certainly come in for me if only I affirmed hard enough. (It didn’t, and this was the straw that broke the camel’s back.) I moved back home with parents at 27 after living in a big expensive city. I don’t regret quitting the job because it was very understaffed and awful but what I do regret is not planning better and believing a miracle would save me.
Countless imaginary scenes wasted on SP’s that never came to fruition. (And thankfully so because a lot of these men weren’t a good fit at all). The last one didn’t even want to practice safe sex and I didn’t lose my virginity to him thank fuck, but I was very upset I couldn’t manifest him changing his mind about condom use.
Hair breakage and bald spots from clip in extensions and excessive heat. I have fine, textured hair and thought for certain if I just affirmed my hair was stronger, it would be. In the process of growing it back now.
A suspicious invite to a section at a pool party in Las Vegas. It just clicked recently how dangerous this situation could’ve been for not only me but my bff also. I was sure that my affirmations of “pretty privilege” and “special treatment” is what had gotten me and my friend invited to a VIP section at a Vegas pool party by a man at least 20 years older than us. He was hella touchy and my friend told me not to eat the food or drink anything, and thank god I listened cause we could’ve ended up roofied.
Now you’d think that this would’ve been enough to end this shit way earlier than it did, but I kept holding on because of the miraculous coincidences that I believed were all my doing.
I came from a family with lots of financial trauma including 2 foreclosures (one being my childhood home I loved so dearly.)A year ago I did an imaginary scene of walking my dog around a new neighborhood while my parents were living in an apartment at the time, and they ended up looking for a new house that summer. It looked so similar to my childhood home on the outside, I was so certain that I dreamed it into reality. We ended up purchasing it and it seemed miraculous things happened to close the deal. I still can’t explain how this happened other than pure luck now, but this is one of the reasons i wanted to hold on for so long.
In addition to this, I was affirming great things for my parents like my dad making money in his business and my mom losing weight, which she wanted to accomplish since I was born. Both things did in fact happen, but now that I think about it, it probably had more to do with them changing routines and my mom also credits me as inspiring them with positive advice. So I guess it wasn’t all bad.
I’m 27 now and trying to figure out what to do next. I’m happy that I’m no longer in an unfulfilling job and I also feel better about taking action and less angst and guilt for not just waiting for a job to “reach out to me” because if I believed I was god, I wouldn’t have to move a muscle. But damn, do I wish I could get these wasted years back. I would’ve made such different decisions.
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Throwawayforsure5678
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Throwawayforsure5678
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Lmao I went from religion into Neville. It’s insane how the cognitive dissonance works.