Comments by "Lisa Culton" (@LisaCulton) on "James Jani" channel.

  1. The most important question is: Are people getting satisfactory results?
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  2. True. I think they're just using words like LOA, affirmations and the Universe to market the concepts to a broad non-religious audience. I think that the LOA is prayer.
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  3.  @Vivi_9  Healing starts with self and I say that as a doctor.
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  4. Well, none of these guys were giving "free training" in Pathology, so I never took the bait. LOL.
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  5. @Krypto Ky Great comment.
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  6. LOA works for me and costs nothing but a little bit of time every day for positive affirmations, prayer and re-programming my subconscious mind for success, health, happiness or whatever I want.
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  7. There's nothing wrong with brainwashing yourself for good health, happiness and financial and spiritual growth.
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  8. Why?
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  9.  @jasonlee6227  Reverend Ike was great.
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  10. You can control your own thoughts and actions and that's a lot.
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  11. Forget Bitcoin - Blockchain and decentralization is here to stay.
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  12. Agree.
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  13.  @prashantsharma4074  I think he just wants a controversial topic with a lot of views.
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  14.  @prashantsharma4074  To be honest, I've never had any exposure to MLM, so I didn't know that there was an association to MLM and the law of attraction.
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  15. God's plan, obviously.
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  16. He adds those tags to his videos, so naturally, those are the types of ads that will play. It's not sad, it's logical.
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  17.  @literallydoesnotmatter  Maybe what you want is not what you actually need. Think about it.
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  18. Exactly.
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  19. Good question. It seems that he thinks people should not even attempt to improve their situation in life.
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  20.  @JamesJani  Well, anyone who has obtained the Doctor of Chiropractic degree and has passed the boards and has a license to diagnose and treat patients can legally use the title of "Dr." whether you think it's pseudoscientific or not.
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  21.  @christiana.1204  You speak as if you only get one chance to achieve a particular goal. Sure, people and circumstances can get in the way, but does that mean we should say, "it's their fault" and give up the dream? I think that we should also realize that we don't get something, it just may turn out to be in our best interest. For instance, I made an international relocation for a job that simply did not work out. I was distraught for about a minute and then I reminded myself that it was probably for the best - and, you probably guessed it, I left that job to one that is the best I've ever had! Nicer people, supportive boss, much higher pay, short commute, on-site child care. It's a dream. Positive thinking ALWAYS helps. Worry and negativity NEVER help.
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  22. It's definitely a new YouTube niche.
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  23. You would only attract the destruction to yourself. What you think about is what you become. Other people are busy attracting the things they want and need, if they are conscious of what they want.
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  24. The "Law of Attraction" or whatever people like to call it, is definitely not the norm.
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  25. I think no one is interested in purchasing negativity, though. There are so many people out here serving negativity for free.
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  26. I'll be honest, I wouldn't trust anyone who told me the God doesn't intend for me to enjoy health, wealth and prosperity in my life. Why should sickness, poverty and lack be what is right for people? That makes no sense, especially based on the teachings of Jesus Christ. Your ending fell flat, my man.
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  27.  @JamesJani  Can you explain why you think motivating someone to pull themselves up out of poverty, bad health, bad relationships, depression, dangerous environments, etc. is harmful or "toxic"? And who gets to judge what is rational? I notice that some youtubers express that it is "irrational" for certain people to think that they can become wealthy, get healthy or get out of bad environments. It's not up to you to determine what is a rational goal for another person. sheesh.
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  28.  @maxvanderh.2671  I have both and a bunch of others.
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  29. True.
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  30. He's going for the clicks/views.
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  31. God wants us to be prosperous. That's the bottom line. I find that the more I give, the more I receive. I find the messages and teaching from some of the people you discussed very helpful in my life.
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  32. Your explanation was excellent.
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  33. Agree.
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  34. That's right.
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  35. You're missing the point, if the followers were not prospering, they would not be able to tithe and give offerings of this magnitude.
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  36. All true.
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  37. For certain things, like practicing medicine, various degrees and certifications are required. There's no getting around that.
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  38. He's gotta earn some money by criticizing how other people earn money. c'mon.
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  39.  @Ikobeel  Repetition.
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  40. They don't want to hear it, though.
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  41. I don't want to fly commercial either, but sometimes that's all I can afford.
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  42. Are you still broke?
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  43. It's a law. It always works - if you work it.
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  44. Excellent comment. When I start hearing talk of what can't be done, what's impossible, what's too difficult, or never been done before, I run in the opposite direction. My problem with these videos which claim to "debunk" positive thinking is that they don't ever propose an alternative for success. They are indirectly telling people that they should be content with less because their goals, hopes or dreams are not "logical" or unrealistic.
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  45. It's as simple as that!
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  46. Agree.
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  47. 99% of people are convinced that they will never have anything or be anything, so they don't even think about it.
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  48. You probably also learned that birds of a feather flock together.
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  49. Your soul will live forever. No need for a worn-out physical body to live forever.
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  50. It's expensive becuase everything is available, top-of-the line, brand-name and gold standard. That's what the patients want.
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