Powerful three-word mantra "Reality is right." | The universe never miscalculates.

[Jenna Padayachee]

"REALITY IS RIGHT"

Beautiful mantra.

Everything is in a state of perfect flow and vibration

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

One day my friends and I were introduced to another friend's grandfather. But he picked me out of the lot, looked me up and down and said "You are like still waters that run deep".
Maybe he felt a great power in my peacefulness?!!
Anyway "Reality is right".

[Abdul Jah]

The universe never miscalculates or lies.
I trust the universe as a higher power that always guides us in the right direction, even when we can't see it.

[Lorna Philip Enslin]

The Universe Never Miscalculates: “Reality is Right” what a great mantra to use when I need peace and calm in my life.

[Dera Ezeakolam]

Our reality is based on choice precisely calculated by nature. It could be familial choices or the one we made ourselves, but ofcourse, nature has the perfect formula and never miscalculates nor approximates.

[Emmanuel Asamoah 5]

The universe doesn't miscalculate.

You can always find peace and coherence in this undeniable eyes-closed truth via the simple three-word mantra: "Reality is right."

If your deceiving eyes see the phantom of wrongness in your brain's abstract made-up model of reality, remember it's not really there in the actual math and physics. What exists on a mapping often doesn't really exist in that which it maps. Don't believe everything you see. The universe never miscalculates.

Say it with me now: Reality is right.





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I fancy a lot of powerful mantra. I'm adopting this mantra today. But Scott, when and how often should you say or repeat this powerful mantra?
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[Risper Ouma Lisa Anyango]

During my teenage tears, I used to thunk that what ever was happening or the choices I made were wrong. But few years down the road,I begun to understand that whatever happens is really supposed to happen and ots meant to shape us to become who we are. So I totally agree with the mantra that the universe is always right.

[Priyankan Nayak]

Reality is right. How beautiful and true those words are. If you do believe in reality then you do not have to worry. You will be mostly aligned towards practicality. You will be less aligned towards the emotional aspect of an issue.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

I love this. I firmly believe that the universe has its plan for all of us, and we don't deviate from that. Less interpretation and more acceptance of what is, takes us far.

[Alida Spies]

Reality is what it is. No matter how much you wish it to be different, it won't change. Deal with it! Is it right that someone has cancer or some other debilitating disease?

[DanaLohn]

I love this mantra! How calming: “Reality is Right.” I might get a little desk plate made with this.

[Wilfred Patrick]

I concur with this. Occasionally, we judge people more by their words than by their deeds. That's not always true because what they say doesn't reflect reality. I believe that occasionally we tell ourselves lies and accept beliefs that are not supported by the facts. This mantra appeals to me. It will need to stick in my memory and be reminded to be said.

[Diana Akinyi Aginga 1]

For sure! This, I believe, embraces a worldview centered on acceptance and trust in the inevitability of life's unfolding events. It suggests that everything happening around us—every situation, every outcome—has its place and purpose, even if it's not immediately apparent.

[Diana Akinyi Aginga 1]

And adopting such a viewpoint can lead to a more serene and less anxious existence. It helps individuals cope with adversity by fostering a mindset that every challenge is a necessary part of their journey, designed for their growth or to steer them towards new opportunities.

[Sonia Lurk]

The statement emphasizes the importance of accepting reality and appreciating the present with the motto "Reality is right." By accepting truth as a continual guide and expressing faith in life's deliberate unfolding, it fosters resilience. The mantra emphasizes acceptance as a source of power and understanding and calls for meeting obstacles head-on.