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''On observing and studying the phenomenon of hypnosis and the placebo effect, as well as the concept of feeling like one's desire has already been fulfilled, I have come to understand the power of the mind to shape physical reality. These ideas highlight the significance of the mind-body connection and reinforce the belief that our thoughts and emotions most certainly can influence our external circumstances.'' - Michael Corthell For decades, manifesting one's desires has been a popular topic among self-help gurus and spiritual leaders, who have taught the power of positive thinking and visualization. Neville Goddard, a prominent figure in the New Thought movement, took this idea a step further and believed that we could create our reality through the power of our thoughts and imagination. At first glance, this might sound like wishful thinking, but some scientific studies on the placebo effect and hypnotism suggest that our beliefs and thoughts can indeed infl

  "Veganism, rooted in compassion and interconnectedness, aligns seamlessly with New Thought philosophy. Together, they embody a vision of a harmonious world, where love, understanding, and unity prevail." Michael Corthell New Thought philosophy and veganism may seem like unlikely bedfellows at first glance, but a deeper examination reveals a profound alignment between these two belief systems. Rooted in principles of interconnectedness, compassion, and the power of thoughts to shape reality, both New Thought and veganism advocate for a more harmonious and conscious way of living. The Interconnectedness of All Life At the core of New Thought philosophy lies the concept of interconnectedness. It posits that all individuals are interconnected with one another and with the universe itself. Veganism, with its commitment to non-violence and compassion towards all sentient beings, resonates strongly with this principle. By abstaining from the consumption of animal products, vegans

"A simple smile possesses extraordinary power, capable of brightening hearts, healing wounds, and transcending barriers—embracing its magic spreads joy and warmth to all." Michael Corthell The mere act of wearing a smile has the power to work wonders in brightening up your entire day. Let's imagine a scenario where your day is off to a rough start, where everything seems to be going wrong. There's an unfortunate encounter with a pile of cat poop on the floor, followed by the unfortunate mishap of dropping your toast and a sudden lack of hot water. It's as if Monday is determined to test your patience. However, as you make your way to the coffee shop, a place you frequent, something magical happens... Darlene, the familiar face behind the counter, greets you with a radiant smile that lights up the room. In that moment, you can't help but reciprocate with a heartfelt smile of your own. The delightful story she shares with you is so endearing that it keep

  "Embracing Oneness invites a profound sense of unity with existence. From Advaita Vedanta to Christian mysticism and Unity Church, diverse traditions converge on the belief in a shared spiritual essence." Michael Corthell Oneness is a fundamental spiritual concept that transcends cultural and religious boundaries. It encapsulates the belief in a unifying, interconnected essence that underlies all of existence. This article delves into the concept of Oneness and examines its significance in three distinct religious traditions, including the Unity Church. Defining Oneness At its core, Oneness posits the existence of a singular, all-encompassing spiritual reality from which everything emanates. It implies an inherent unity between all beings, emphasizing a shared source of existence that transcends individual identities. Hinduism: Advaita Vedanta Advaita Vedanta, a prominent school of Hindu philosophy, espouses the concept of Oneness in its purest form. It teaches that there

24 of the thousands of children killed in the Israel-Hamas war. (UNICEF photo) ''Gaza has become a graveyard for thousands of children'' -  UNICEF UNICEF works in some of the world’s toughest places, to reach the world’s most disadvantaged children. Across more than 190 countries and territories, we work for every child, everywhere, to build a better world for everyone. Follow UNICEF on  Twitter ,  Facebook ,  Instagram  and  YouTube ''H umanity has long grappled with the persistent challenges of war, poverty, and environmental degradation. While significant advancements have been made in technological development, these societal ills continue to plague our world. However, a promising solution lies in the concept of resourceism, a resource-based socioeconomic system that holds the potential to transform our planet into a haven of peace, prosperity, and sustainability.'' Michael Corthell Unveiling the Root Cause of Human Conflict The emergence of animal