What do you make of the following statement?
I think it’s dangerous and makes light of real mental illness.
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Do not like. She’s openly encouraging delusions she probably has herself.
Could easily trigger people to hear that kind of reinforcement.
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Maybe she’s thinking in terms of eternity, but in this limited frame with our limited time, possibilities are very much limited.
Yeah I’m not the next Michael Jordan. Some things are impossible. Everything is possible including something being impossible so…not everything is possible.
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This new age stuff always makes me laugh. Sorry. 
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I have delusions of inferiority.
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The word impossible says I’m possible
Do the hokey pokey and turn yourself around.
It’s a dumb quote.
What’s the difference between your mind and the universe though? Considering your mind is your connection to the universe? In a way it makes sense what she says, even if it does sound pretty narcissistic, at the same time “your perception is you’re reality”, according to Dr. Phil
What does that look like?
It’s not pretty.
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She is right. As I say, grandeur reveals your true identity
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I think this post is too airy fairy and delusions of grandeur are real to people with mental illness and there are real limitations in people
It’s statistics, symbolic numbers according to the ancients are shadows of the truth, they define perception, yes there are “lies, damn lies and statistics” as someone once said, and you can defy quantum theory if you want, but you cannot defy numbers, she is delusional.
Grandeur doesn’t reveal your true identity, it reveals some exaggerated caricature of what you truly are.
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