Quotes about Reality
You have already created the "reality" in which you exist via the thoughts, beliefs, mantras, habits, and actions you've repeated over and over throughout your life.
— Jen Sincero
Our perception of reality is also greatly influenced by our words. Words bring our thoughts and beliefs to life and help anchor them into our "realities" through repetition.
— Jen Sincero
realize I'm making it sound like we're all crazy, but that's because we kind of are. Most people are living in an illusion based on someone else's beliefs. Until
— Jen Sincero
We use words to communicate, and when you communicate optimism, inspiration and general badassery, you inspire other people and draw those who can help you toward you. Choosing your words wisely is one of the easiest and most powerful steps in changing your reality.
— Jen Sincero
everyone is living in their own self-created illusion
— Jen Sincero
As the poet William Blake so eloquently stated: "If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.
— Jen Sincero
Your thoughts and beliefs dictate your reality, so if you want to change your reality, you have to change your beliefs. The
— Jen Sincero
Just as your thoughts created the financial reality you're experiencing right now, you can also use them to overpower what "is" to manifest whatever reality you set your mind to. And I mean whatever you set your mind to.
— Jen Sincero
Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous." When you learn to consciously master the energetic realm, believe in the not yet seen, and stay in your highest frequency, you harness your innate power to create the reality you desire. So once again, good ole awareness is your key to freedom.
— Jen Sincero
One was about forty: a period of mental vigour at which men seldom cherish the delusion of being married for love by girls:
— Emily Bronte
She may be beautiful, but she's certainly no angel.
— Emily Bronte
So when someone assents to a false proposition, be sure that they did not want to give their assent, since, as Plato says, 'Every soul is deprived of the truth against its will.'47 [5] They simply mistook for true something false.
— Epictetus