You Get In Life What You Believe You Deserve 

Four a.m. We ran a miracle mile
We're flat broke,
But hey we do it in style
The bad rich
God's flying in for your trial

But when the night is falling
You cannot find a friend
You feel your tree is breaking
Just then
You've got the music in you

Don't let go
You've got the music in you
One dance left
This world is gonna pull through
Don't give up
You've got a reason to live
Can't forget
We only get what we give

You can't always get what you want
But if you try sometimes
You just might find
You get what you need

True, people develop thoughforms around certain things being impossible, and then spend their whole lives reinforcing that idea.

But what if they are wrong!

The higher self has no space/time restrictions, so every point in reality can be viewed, and every time frame can be seen.

Although seeing the future and telling everyone tends to change that prediction, so if you saw a future event and no one else bleated that, then it would occur.

Obviously easier said than done, otherwise Casino's would be broke and no one would work for someone else.

Conventional dogma is a comfort and inspiration, but teaches little about your higher self; new age does, but most consider that area as a ringing money from the gullible.

New age philosophy is actually the key that opens the door to, ending reincarnation and ascending enough to get off the karmic wheel.

And some don't get that, and probably won't for this lifetime and possibly a few more, but that is ok, since we have all gone through this process, it is just that some are still going through the downside, instead of the upside.

And some of us that are walking up the hill or are at the summit, are trying to give the rest a shortcut of leg up, but all we are really doing is speeding up their evolution from hardened skeptic to enlightened being.

My last life l was a Chief Chef in an English Mansion, and no doubt lead a pretty uneventful life, or was probably open to new age, but not really into it, so walking up the hill slowly.

One before that l was a mystic in a local village, (got into herbs and such) but also didn't get very far then either, which was a surprize.

Before that it gets a little hazy, but l have spend many lifetimes in China, and yeah, same didn't reach the summit, but every lifetime got a little closer.

No doubt in most of these lifetimes, l was following conventional dogma, or was a hardened skeptic, probably with other more enlightened beings trying their hardest to convince me that there is a hill, but l refused to listen, although they helped reduce 10 lifetimes to 8.

So for me the "You Get In Life What You Believe You Deserve" is more along the lines of "You Get In Life What You can comprehend You Deserve"  

well it is a misconception that people chose what to believe based of facts... looking around it seems the more common thing is to catch a belief then search and chose a list of facts that back up that belief.

that the world we live in ..or if you want i can find a list of fact to back up the belief i just posted .. but really can't do it without mentioning politics . in more detail than i mention anywhere .

the great part of being crazy .. or willing to admit i am crazy .. is when the discussion of beliefs comes up.. in my crazy mind .. i wonder why do es every leave out the role marketing has in the bulk of belief formation .. if you want better belief expose yourself to marketing or design the marketing that gives you better beliefs .. and be on guard when other marketing tries to install crappy beliefs

Check out the definition of entitlement again - nothing in there about someone else providing it for you. This isn't to do with personal responsibility - it's the use of the term "deserve" simply because one happens to exist on the planet that reeks of entitlement.

"You deserve" is a staple doctrine of the false-hope-peddlers that populate the self-help industry because its pseudo-egalitarian undertones suggest that everyone's "rightful" rewards are out there waiting for them to claim if only they'd believe. And, of course, invest in this book/course/seminar.
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