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Originally Posted by moonrambler  So, really, my question is -- with LoA and subjective reality and IM, a person could, in theory, decide that whatever diet they prefer is the healthiest one and do just fine with it, as long as they can change their belief system -- correct? |
That part "as long as they can change their belief system" is the hurdle. I remember threads that asked things like if LoA could be used to grow an arm or fly. This topic reminds of those threads. Threads that ask what are the limits of LoA?
And they all kind of eventually say "as long as the belief can be changed" - then anything is possible.
I think some beliefs are in our DNA and part of our make up and we are stuck in this 3d world with some rules that are parameters to live in. If we didn't have these parameters nothing would be stable enough to be witness to life at all. Nothing would have become of the big bang or whatever started all this matter.
However, I don't totally buy it either. In the extreme case it's all belief and we probably are capable of slipping in and out of other dimensions and exist in some reality where it doesn't matter that we eat at all. But maybe that happens when we kick the bucket, in the mean time we incarnated and agreed to play with some rules to be able to experience living in matter.