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Frans · 12-22-2006, 12:23 PM

If you believe in I-M and if you see this world as an objective reality, you are obliged to consider the universe as a supreme power, because that's the only way to rationalize I-M: you send an intention to the universe, the universe delivers.
Do you realize that in this scenario, the universe has to deal with millions of conflicting (conscious and unconscious) intentions every day?
Needless to say the world would be an entire mess if all these intentions would be manifested.
If only the "strongest" intentions are manifested, it means that many other intentions never get manifested.

If you believe in I-M and if you believe that this world is your subjective reality, it means that this universe is a projection of your thoughts.
In this case, it would be completely redundant to use I-M to get what you want: as the universe is yours, the universe knows what you need and you'll get it before you even can think of it.

My conclusion is:
In objective reality, it is impossible that I-M works always and for everyone, because it would make things immensely complicated (you should ask yourself: WHO wants this?)

In a subjective reality model, I-M is totally superfluous.

12-22-2006, 12:23 PM	#1 (permalink)
Frans Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Belgium Posts: 333	I-M in objective and subjective reality If you believe in I-M and if you see this world as an objective reality, you are obliged to consider the universe as a supreme power, because that's the only way to rationalize I-M: you send an intention to the universe, the universe delivers. Do you realize that in this scenario, the universe has to deal with millions of conflicting (conscious and unconscious) intentions every day? Needless to say the world would be an entire mess if all these intentions would be manifested. If only the "strongest" intentions are manifested, it means that many other intentions never get manifested. If you believe in I-M and if you believe that this world is your subjective reality, it means that this universe is a projection of your thoughts. In this case, it would be completely redundant to use I-M to get what you want: as the universe is yours, the universe knows what you need and you'll get it before you even can think of it. My conclusion is: In objective reality, it is impossible that I-M works always and for everyone, because it would make things immensely complicated (you should ask yourself: WHO wants this?) In a subjective reality model, I-M is totally superfluous.