The Living Matrix

I just heard about this movie today from a like-minded friend and immediately ordered a copy of it: I truly believe that we can manifest things, including our own health (or lack thereof). For instance, I had some health challenges last year where it was believed by more than one doctor that the outcome was bad. Very bad. I refused to believe it. I believed that I was perfectly well. And that's exactly what happened. Do I believe that those who get sick do so because they will it on themselves? No. But I think that, like Law of Attraction, the attitudes we have about things definitely affect us. Technically, I am disabled. But I decided a while ago that I refused to let those "disabilities" define me. I am going to reject these labels. They really don't serve me well. And since deciding that, I've been in far better health than I've been in a long time. So I'm excited about this movie because I want more people to hear these types of messages. And anyone reading who knows me personally - just ask and I'll lend the movie to you after I've seen it. I want it to reach as many people as it can. Positive self-talk is something I definitely need to do some more work on. I'm far from perfect. I remember having a conversation with a friend of mine once - at the time I wasn't supposed to be drinking dairy nor coffee. So I was remarked to my friend how I was sitting with a latte and, while drinking it I was laughing and saying "this stuff is going to kill me." It was a joke. But the Universe doesn't hear it as a joke. It hears that I'm putting something in my body that is harmful to me. That's not really a very good message to be telling myself, and I'm grateful to my friend for pointing it out. I was joking about it, but hadn't really thought about the ramifications of it. Hopefully the movie will live up to my expectations. I try to remember to update about it when I've seen it.