Is science keeping us from Manifesting Miracles?

In our quest to understand the world, we often find ourselves relying heavily on scientific evidence. While this approach has undoubtedly advanced our knowledge and technology, it can also limit our potential to experience and create miracles in our lives. We ask, "Does it really work? How does it work?" We seek to understand everything with our reasoning brain, demanding proof before we dare to believe or take action.

This scientific mindset often leads us to dismiss anything that lacks empirical evidence. 

We want to see it before we believe it, witness results before we try something new. 

This cautious approach may protect us from gullibility, but it also hinders us from exploring the limitless possibilities of the universe.

Without evidence, we tend to disbelieve and therefore do not take action. However, without action, nothing can manifest in this physical reality. The manifestation process involves several key steps: intention, belief, feeling, thought, and action. Skipping any of these steps ensures that our desired outcome remains out of reach, reinforcing our skepticism and creating a self-fulfilling prophecy of impossibility.

Science, in its essence, reverse engineers life in a way that can be limiting. The universe operates on the principle of limitless possibilities. Anything is possible, and it becomes so because we make it happen through our beliefs. We must trust in our vision, believe in its potential, and see it as already manifested before it actually appears. Our very act of manifestation provides us with the proof we seek—the reality of our desires coming to life.

However, the scientific method teaches us to do the opposite. We are taught to first seek proof and withhold belief until we are satisfied with the evidence. This approach guarantees proof of non-existence or non-truth because without belief in the possibility, we do not take the necessary actions to realise it. Consequently, it never happens.

Imagine if we allowed ourselves to believe in our dreams and take action towards them without needing scientific validation first. What if we trusted our intuition and the power of our intentions? The miracles we seek might just be waiting on the other side of our skepticism, ready to become reality as soon as we open our minds and hearts to the possibility.

So, the next time you find yourself demanding proof before believing in something new, ask yourself: Is this mindset serving me, or is it holding me back? Consider embracing a more open, trusting approach to life. You might just find that the miracles you've been waiting for are closer than you think, waiting for you to believe and take that first step.

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