An interesting take on fooling the brain into sending the success chemicals. Now you make me wonder what role this plays in those who believe in the Law of Attraction. I have believed since I was young in the power of images/internal dialogue, usually watching myself at times as I fall asleep into visualizing winning scenarios. But that is as far as I have gone in this direction.
Your observations fall into line with my current understanding of alchemy (not the popular transmuting gold, but the real one about changing oneself). Thank you for sharing, and will be revisiting this post again when my mind is more awake to let what you are saying sink in better.
I like the "law of attraction" but I dont think the definition is right. Because it seems to suggest that sending out positive energy and you will get it 100% back. Thats in my opinion not the case in every situation.
You could live in an environment where its hard to get positivity back from your social group. So the law of attraction just does not apply to every situations. I'd rather see it as "if you behave positively in your environment chances of you getting positive responses increases" and in this manner you construct a better environment for yourself and others.
Thanks for reading my post though :)
I agree so much with this. I love many of the people who say they are lightworkers, but the one place I always found disagreement with them was over their idea we bring all our experiences to ourselves. That belief refuses the idea that outside forces have their own free will that can act upon one contrary to what one would want. I look forward to your future posts. Thanks for taking the time to respond, I notice that doesn't happen a lot in the short time I have been on Steemit.
For me the topic about "free will" and the amount of percentage we have is purely based on the individual its self. Some have more than the other its based on how you react to impulses and how many impulses you conciously respond to. Thats not much :p
The platform has alot of room to grow in my opinion. Not much quality content and people forcing dishonest responses to posts. But I see more better authors coming ;)