xtopzi
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- Sep 28, 2010
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This movie was suggested on here as a good inspirational movie so I decided to download and watch it.
Alright so according to this documentary, the secret to being wealthy and leading a happy life, is visualizing positive scenarios in which you achieve the goals you've set for yourself. All negative thoughts and negative associations must be removed from your life. When you are able to control your thoughts and have these positive visualizations, the universe will give you the results eventually.
Now there's nothing wrong with thinking positive and visualizing a bright future, however this movie preaches it in such a way that all you have to do is just that and the universe will magically give it to you. Really?
Example from the movie:
There's this guy, carries a rock around in his pocket for good luck. Kid in South Africa gets hepatitis, guy sends a rock, kid is cured. Cool stuff..
About an hour into the movie, I just fucking snapped. Some dumb bitch comes in, talking about how she had cancer. By thinking positive, watching comedy shows and denying the fact that she had cancer, she was cured within 3 months. How fucking dare this cunt spread such horrible distortions into this world. I've had family members with cancer stay really, really positive until the end. There are children with leukemia in children's hospitals that keep on going to school and playing with other kids and their toys until the very end. What the fuck is wrong with this woman? Even if only ONE PERSON would believe her stupid lies, get ill and DENY the illness altogether, that bitch is a fucking murderer in my eyes. Gawd, I really can't express how loathsome I think this is.
I haven't watched the remaining 20 minutes but I guess its more of the same crap.
Now I'm not saying that there's no truth to what these people are saying. Yes, positive thinking is important, yes believing in yourself is good, yes you control your actions and your future, but to preach it in such a way where you basically tell people to write down their goals and the universe will magically give you stuff is obviously bullshit. Some of these guys just made me feel uncomfortable, like I had ended up in some sort of cult. Blegh.
Alright so according to this documentary, the secret to being wealthy and leading a happy life, is visualizing positive scenarios in which you achieve the goals you've set for yourself. All negative thoughts and negative associations must be removed from your life. When you are able to control your thoughts and have these positive visualizations, the universe will give you the results eventually.
Now there's nothing wrong with thinking positive and visualizing a bright future, however this movie preaches it in such a way that all you have to do is just that and the universe will magically give it to you. Really?
Example from the movie:
There's this guy, carries a rock around in his pocket for good luck. Kid in South Africa gets hepatitis, guy sends a rock, kid is cured. Cool stuff..
About an hour into the movie, I just fucking snapped. Some dumb bitch comes in, talking about how she had cancer. By thinking positive, watching comedy shows and denying the fact that she had cancer, she was cured within 3 months. How fucking dare this cunt spread such horrible distortions into this world. I've had family members with cancer stay really, really positive until the end. There are children with leukemia in children's hospitals that keep on going to school and playing with other kids and their toys until the very end. What the fuck is wrong with this woman? Even if only ONE PERSON would believe her stupid lies, get ill and DENY the illness altogether, that bitch is a fucking murderer in my eyes. Gawd, I really can't express how loathsome I think this is.
I haven't watched the remaining 20 minutes but I guess its more of the same crap.
Now I'm not saying that there's no truth to what these people are saying. Yes, positive thinking is important, yes believing in yourself is good, yes you control your actions and your future, but to preach it in such a way where you basically tell people to write down their goals and the universe will magically give you stuff is obviously bullshit. Some of these guys just made me feel uncomfortable, like I had ended up in some sort of cult. Blegh.