To Change the Plane of Effects We Must First Change the Plane of Causality: Don't Project a Negative Image onto the Screen of Reality

RainbowDiversityGoy
Published on Jul 21, 2020
To change the plane of effects we must first change the plane of causality: don't project a negative image onto the screen of reality, the plane of manifested results. Plant positive seeds in your mind garden.

Paraphrased quote: If we stop talking about and feeding negative energy into something, the problem will go away on its own. (This is hard for the ego and intellect to compute.)

Tribute to wise and high IQ Morgan Freeman on recognizing this critical point.
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