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A thought held for 17 seconds will start to manifest

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Neuron Powers 🧠1 年前

Learn to manifest the life you want, step by step:

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MC Usher1 年前

Philippians 4:8 8 Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.

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Tokens Magazine Charlene1 年前

My thoughts are creating my reality

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✝️GOD WINS✝️1 年前

I bet he’s not a neuroscientist. No, there is no law in physics that states that holding a thought for 17 seconds will cause it to manifest or attract matching frequencies. This idea comes from the Law of Attraction, a New Age metaphysical belief, rather than from any scientific principle in physics. The 17-second rule is often attributed to Abraham-Hicks, a popular Law of Attraction teaching, which claims that if you focus on a thought for at least 17 seconds, it begins to gain momentum, and after 68 seconds of pure focus, manifestation begins. However, this concept has no basis in quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, or any established scientific field. Physics does acknowledge that thoughts are associated with brain activity, which involves electrical impulses and electromagnetic waves, but there is no scientific evidence that mere thought alone can influence reality in the way the 17-second rule suggests. And trust me, I tried like a mofo!😅😂

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Velvet Sol1 年前

How about 17 seconds 17 times a day?

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Temudjin1 年前

So if I think of conquering the world for 17 seconds I attract things to get me closer to that goal?

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XXVvKX91 年前

This is also the teachings of Abraham. Look up Abraham-Hicks/ Ester Hicks

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Brooks1 年前

Works for me!

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Backstreet Baba1 年前

@pramodrama It's true it's all emotional energy. It creates a complex, which then forms a pattern, ultimately resulting in an autonomous program.

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James Collins1 年前

This explains why I can find potheads every where I've ever gone.

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