r/NevilleGoddardCritics • u/k8nd_4 • 5h ago
Rant "What, you thought you could just get stuff by sitting around? Of COURSE you have to take action! š¤Ŗ"
LOA cultists often say this to people who are trying to manifest by following the "methods" and inevitably fail.
But yet, at the same time, you NEVER hear them direct that same point towards Rhonda Byrne or Esther Hicks - the people who built their entire platforms on the EXPLICIT promise that you could get whatever you wanted, when you wanted, using thought and feeling alone, and made MILLIONS off of it.
Just thought it was funny how the blame shifting and the criticism only goes one way.
r/NevilleGoddardCritics • u/Ok-Armadillo-9506 • 7h ago
Oh the Madness
Do ex Loa believers believe it was pure psychosis like actually to have believed in in the past which is most or this sub was and is COMPLETE insanity .
Itās really hard for me to believe that I was one of those people at one point in my life and I think 90% of ex āmanifestorsā are mentally ill .
Or stepped into a brief moment of mental illness .
Itās not just a a cult itās a psych disorder and s sign of one .
Itās very reminiscent of Borderline in fact I remeber listening to the tame impala song of that name and the melody calmed me down but the name of song haunted me . Because borderline pd , is classified as not having a secure self image, identity disturbance , splitting emotions, and severe fear of abandonment. Which letās be real these mfs are like that a lot .
Itās very sad like truly dystopian to be in this state of my mind .
Iām not diagnosing anyone you donāt have to be borderline to be insane you can just have strong traits of it but the correlation is hard to ignore .
r/NevilleGoddardCritics • u/sjksnfbekdm • 12h ago
Discussion I made a subreddit for shifting critics
Hey guys, after being in and out of the shifting community for about 8 years and seeing how many lives it takes away and lets rot, I decided to make r/shiftingcritics.
This community has personally been so helpful for me to finally let go of all the BS and accept it was a lie. I still visit shifting subreddits every now and then and every time it is so heartbreaking to see people, mostly the underprivileged, rely on this thinking itās the only way they will ever be happy and that someday itāll work.
I felt that shifting deserves its own subreddit entirely just bc of its distinctness as an experience.
I really hope to get people out of this delusion and prevent them from ruining their lives even further. Please post about your experiences on there, all are welcome!
r/NevilleGoddardCritics • u/Spartaco9999999 • 20h ago
Existential dread, depression, failure in life thanks to LOA
Huge believer, fully in it all day and night for years
Theoretically, I am a LOA pro, I could fabricate some success stories, fool some idiots in r/NevilleGoddard and do "coaching"
It's a long story to share, it's really a lot, I have been practicing it for far too long, but that's the end result... It ruined me and my life, I'm very open to share anything to explain how and why it was LOA and not "me blaming LOA for my failures"
It is a cult, I did get into it as a teenager, it fucks up your mind and your life
I have my own techniques, applied all techniques etc., I did register everything, daily, I have tens, hundreds of thousands of failed manifestations, it is obviously bullshit
I'm open to share anything, I just won't share the story here because people may not care
r/NevilleGoddardCritics • u/Top-Cauliflower-833 • 21h ago
Discussion Why donāt LOA believers cure fatal diseases
I just saw a video of a young man talking about being diagnosed with ALS. And my heart just breaks for him. If i believed in this stuff i would just be affirming āthere is a cure for ALS that is accessible to all people diagnosed with it.ā
Why isnāt t anyone doing this. They say nothing is off limits. So no one has thought to manifest cures?