Imagine waking up in an entirely different world where everything – your house, bank balance, friends, job, etc. – is entirely different, but you remain the same. I have been fascinated by the theory of parallel worlds to the extent that, at one point in my life, I was ready with a fictional storybook about it, which I may write someday. Today, I’m here to explain to you the concept of the multiverse and how various scientific theories and phenomena like quantum mechanics suggest that the existence of parallel worlds might be more than mere speculation or the imagination of a fiction writer.
I’ve come across numerous stories about people experiencing parallel worlds on Reddit and Quora. We can’t simply dismiss these accounts as lies or attribute them to some sort of psychological issue. If something like that were to happen to us, no one would believe us, and they would put us in the same category. The truth is subjective; your experience, coupled with your perspective on that experience, forms your truth. That’s why it’s essential to respect people’s opinions, no matter if their experiences feel real to you or not. I’m not advocating for promoting wild theories like reality shifting, which has been propagated using outlandish ideas about shifting consciousness to a world of your choice, causing a buzz on social media and perplexing teenagers these days. However, when someone shares their experiences, no matter how bizarre it may seem, we shouldn’t be quick to judge. Many tales related to aliens, ghosts, angels, etc., are often not shared due to the fear of ridicule. However, the subjective experience, regardless of whether it is objectively genuine or not, should be considered for serious discussion without disrespecting the person sharing it.
Suppose these theories are not just ideas but reality. Is there a probability that some other version of myself exists in another universe? Would I be the same person as I am in this reality there? These are some questions that I will try to answer with the help of this discussion. Continue reading
It’s rather odd that I have been writing personal development blogs for a solid ten years, yet I have never touched on Napoleon Hill’s well-known book, ‘Think and Grow Rich,’ or the 13 principles I am about to go over in this post. You might wonder why. Well, the reason is pretty clear. I have held back because this book is incredibly popular, and there’s already a ton of content out there about it. It’s like, what more could I possibly contribute, right? But here’s the simple answer to why I am tackling it today: When information about something reaches a saturation point, it can lead to a shortage of truly valuable content. That’s why I believe the time is just right, to sum up this book and break down these principles.
I have always thought that this book is a bit complex for beginners, yet most of the people who start their self-improvement journey begin with this particular Napoleon Hill book. This can result in them either not being able to understand the material properly or completely misunderstanding it. I, too, was introduced to this book at the beginning, and it was really difficult to comprehend. Given my previous knowledge, something like this was not only overwhelming, but it felt like an entirely different subject.
However, just like when you set out on a journey, it takes time to get accustomed to the road. Gradually, I began to understand the content of the book. The content of the book is so profound that with every rereading, a person will find new insights. So, in this post, I’ll be diving into Napoleon Hill’s 13 principles from his book and giving you a glimpse of some important nuggets from this treasure trove of wisdom. Continue reading
Open eyes self-hypnosis is an astonishing process I found in Forbes Robbins Blair’s book where we can use self-written scripts to hypnotize ourselves.
We all know very well that self hypnosis could be used for various personal development purposes like building confidence, eradicating fears, better health, improving the rapport between conscious and subconscious mind, the possibilities are countless.
Often self hypnosis is perceived as something complicated, but actually it is a very simple and already familiar process to us.
Self hypnosis is just a way to relax and take the mind into a state where it is open for any suggestion. Continue reading