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Originally Posted by moviestar  No. But he should write articles for "Smart People". That's what brought me to his site. The articles were useful and good before and I really liked them. Steve just realized that there are more not-so-smart people in the world and he wants more traffic to his site so he started writing more and more about I-M and subjective reality.
And it works, there a lot of people that catch into it because it is an easy belief. It's a marketing trick. It's easier to believe that you are omnipotent and can have anything in life just by pure thought than believing that you will have to get through a lot of pain and hard work to achieve the results you want. It's the promise of omnipotency that brings people to I-M.
Nobody wants pain and you will hate me because I tell you that you will have to WORK for what you intend. |
So what you're saying is that Steve doesn't really believe in Subjective Reality or IM. He simply realized that there are a lot of stupid people (like myself, in your opinion, since I'm a believer), who will come to his website and generate more traffic for him if he writes about this type of thing. So, in order to make more money he went against his moral values and now writes articles about lies just out of greed. This is your analysis of the situation?
I would then guess that authors like Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer, the makers of "The Secret", the makers of "What the Bleep Do We Know", the author of "The Dissapearance of the Universe" etc. are all also such crooks who made up this big pile of crap to sell to stupid people to make money.
The singer Jewel is also full of crap since her and her mother believe in Intention Manifestation. In fact there are probably hundreds of other authors in the self-development industry who are in the same boat.
This is a very convienient conspiracy theory. However, what if you're wrong?