A question on beliefs

[Zijian]

I have been dying to ask this question but have not found any place suitable to ask it.

If it is what a person believes in that gives rise to the possible reality that he can experience, should a person focus on changing what he believes in?

Let's say a scenario where you simply have every single one of your beliefs in the best possible form, how would reality conform to it? Or more importantly, how would other people conform to your beliefs?

If there is failure in reality(with people or things), should a person change what he believes in so that reality will change?

[Kaspian]

I have consciously changed some of my beliefs to improve my reality, and I've changed others simply to see what the change would do.

[Euragios]

Originally Posted by Zijian

Let's say a scenario where you simply have every single one of your beliefs in the best possible form,

Then will you be so kind and explain to me what "best possible form" means?

In my opinion there is no best belief, for every person has other beliefs and an different view of reality. No-one is 'God' (no, I'm not actively religious ). What I mean to say is that no-one knows what the best life is, thus I think it is impossible to have beliefs in their best possible form.

[ticktockclok]

Beliefs form your reality. You need to change your underlying beliefs for your intentions to manifest.

The "Belief" paraliminal works really well.