What’s a belief? “A belief is just a thought I keep thinking.”

What’s a belief? “A belief is just a thought I keep thinking.” So what did we just say? You have to keep thinking the thought until it becomes; you have to keep thinking the thought until you believe it—and when you believe it—it is. It’s so simple. (We are done.) [Fun] So what distracts you from that? Reality. Facts. So what? Everything that you see that you call reality is just coagulated, coalesced, combined thought—a thought that somebody thought long enough. When Esther asks, “Abraham, shouldn’t I think about that because it’s true?” we say, all truth is, is something that enough people, or a person, gave enough attention to long enough that it became a thought that they thought about and thought about and thought about and thought about and thought about it—until it attracted its equivalent.

- Abraham Hicks (The Vortex)