TONIGHT! Nosferatu 1922: Max Schreck, who played Count Orlok, was so convincing in his role that rumors circulating that he was an actual vampire. Come watch! Intermissions, cartoon and more! 🎥🎬🍿https://t.co/uFBdqE8RUm
ITS 4:44pm CST and in a little over 2 hours its time to watch some movies and have some fun!!! come hang out!!!!! Classic Movie Night: House on Haunted Hill https://t.co/5WMODBz3Kd via @YouTube
Sept 26th is National Pancake Day! Celebrate with some golden pancakes with syrup and butter. Visit our site for how you can make the best tasting Pancakes ever! https://t.co/fiLMQ2C0zX
How can it take @amazon 15 days to explain to an author the specific nature of their problem with images in one of his books, ask him to contact them with any questions & then terminate his account without paying outstanding royalties (over £1000) before answering them?
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The intent of an action is directly tied to your perception of that action. If you perceive an action as negative (ex someone cuts you off in traffic and you get angry) then the intent is negative per quantum entanglement. Whereas, if you view it as positive, then it will be positive (ex. The person cut you off because they are in a hurry to get somewhere for their safety so you send them love and protection).
Perception + Perspective = Reality
Collective perception + collective perspective = collective reality
To change the world, you just have to change your perspective and ability to perceive the goodness in all things. It IS there to be perceived. Even if you think you are “gaslighting” yourself with toxic positivity, this is not it. You are recoding your brain to look for goodness to combat the programming you’ve had since a child to look for the opposite. Once you know this, you are unstoppable. It’s your greatest power! The power to transmute something “negative” into something “positive”. You can do this. I love you! 🫶
I didn’t drink any alcohol today. It was the 2,923rd day in a row without a drink. 8 years. For a guy like me, that’s a big deal. I liked drinking a lot, but it wasn’t much fun anymore. In fact, it was killing me and breaking apart my life.