The Real Reason Trump Lies
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Have you ever wondered if Donald Trump believes what Donald Trump says? Specifically, does he think that what he says is really true? Or is he deliberately lying to people on a daily basis? I would propose that neither one of those two things are actually correct, at least in his mind. That he does not truly believe what he says is true, but he is also not deliberately lying to people. Rather, he is attempting to manifest into reality a future where all the things he said today eventually come to pass. Here is what I mean.
This is Norman Vincent Peele, a man who most of us probably already know. He wrote the bestseller The Power of Positive Thinking, which was published back in 1952. Peele wrote about a world that was more mental than physical, one that could be controlled by our thoughts. Specifically, Peele talked about what he called a form of mental activity called imaging. It consists of vividly picturing in your conscious mind a desired goal or objective and holding that image until it sinks into your unconscious mind where it releases great untapped energies. Peele also claimed to be a Christian minister and yet said this about God. "Who is God? Some theological being? He is so much greater than theology. God is vitality. God is life. God is energy. As you breathe God in, as you visualize his energy, you will be re-energized." He also said this on Phil Donahue. "It's not necessary to be born again. You have your way to God. I have mine. I found eternal peace in a Shinto shrine. I've been to Shinto shrines and God is everywhere. Christ is one of the ways. God is everywhere."
As should be obvious, the power of positive thinking not only had a great deal of influence on secular beliefs such as the law of attraction, but on publications such as The Secret, which claim to teach how to speak things into existence. Peele's teaching is also seen as a direct forerunner of the prosperity gospel movement, which emphasizes God's desire for his followers to be prosperous, especially financially, and that wealth is a sign of God's blessing. But not only did Norman Vincent Peele set the groundwork for the prosperity gospel, he was also a powerful influence on one Donald J. Trump. Listen to how Trump described going to church with his family when he was younger to hear Norman Vincent Peele preach.
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