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Sarah, standing in front of a mirror, looking unhappy and frowning at their reflection.]

Sarah: [Sighs] I wish things were different. I want to be happy, but everything around me seems to be going wrong.

[Cut to a flashback scene: Sarah talking to a wise mentor, who is explaining the concept of the mirror.]

Mentor: Sarah, the mirror doesn't have a mind of its own. It simply reflects what you give it. If you frown at it, it will frown back. But if you smile, it has no choice but to smile back.

[Cut back to the present scene: Sarah looking contemplative as they continue to stare at their reflection.]

Sarah: [Eyes wide with realization] I get it now. The true measure of change is being the state of being I prefer to be, no matter what's going on around me.

[Cut to scenes of Sarah intentionally choosing to be in a positive state, despite external challenges. They smile, laugh, and engage in activities that bring them joy, while the mirror reflects their positive energy back to them.]

Narrator (voice-over): Sarah understood that true change starts from within. It's not about waiting for external conditions to be perfect before deciding to be happy or positive. It's about choosing to be in the state of being they prefer, regardless of what's happening around them.

[Closing Scene: Sarah standing in front of the mirror, beaming with happiness as the reflection smiles back at them.]

Narrator (voice-over): Sarah learned that they had the power to create their reality from within. The mirror of change reflected back the state of being they chose, and Sarah's life blossomed as a result.

PoliteActivist:


I think, best thing is you just focus on the end result not on the details or the process, à la Jim Carrey below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v01DPgeIEuY

Great I will see how I can get my hands wrapped around this concept

PoliteActivist:


So you see it, say it, and get in the groove of it: the hard part is, you gotta act and behave like you already have a lot of money while broke!

Yeah that's the hard part but there must be a easier part I think

PoliteActivist:


My opinion is, if you imagine or say something, and act as if it already happened, you have made it part of this our "fake" reality!

This reality is like when someone wears vr. But this is controlled by thoughts. So now am not really here it's just my perspective.
I just wanna have a lot of money and become the best version of myself

PoliteActivist:


My OPINION is, our reality is an illusion at some level. And I believe our thoughts and words help create it.
My OPINION is, If you can force yourself to visualize or vocalize something it becomes possible, no matter how impossible it may seem!

Great. Just wanna make sure we on the same page

PoliteActivist:


Right, plus keeps you humble!

Great. What's your take on thoughts and how it shapes our reality

PoliteActivist:


Riiight!
And knowing that no matter how much you question abd challenge you'd still end up knowing almost nothing!

Yeah right 👍 I think that's the first step to freedom

[quote author=PoliteActivist post=122572144][/quote]

The pursuit of wisdom involved questioning assumptions and challenging one's own beliefs in order to uncover deeper truths.

PoliteActivist:


Bingo!
You're finally in the swing of things.
What an education, right?

Right. Total detachment

PoliteActivist:


Bingo!
You finally got it

I could be wrong

PoliteActivist:


From my perspective there is no red cup on the table. But my perspective could be wrong

All you have is perception and there is no objective truth

PoliteActivist:
Believing is knowing (minus the wherewithal to be able to prove it to another person).
Also, there is nothing like knowing in this our reality.
Every knowing includes a certain amount of believing!

There is a red cup on this table. I believe it by faith.
Only a fool says in his heart that there is no red cup on this table.

knowing is based on evidence and reasoning, while believing is based on personal conviction or faith. Knowing is generally considered to be a higher standard of certainty than believing, as it requires evidence and justification.