Amen to that!
But there is a lot of this in some new age movements, this idea that you can wish welth into being by just believing in it. And a lot of people swear by it
Neale Donald Walsch touches the subject a number of times in his books and its also prominent in coarse of miracles. And in Holland, we have spiegelogie written by Willem de Ridder which is based on the same concept.
In Walsches books, there is a lot going on about the way you formulate a wish. The example given there is, if your wish is like this:
"I want to have a lot of money.", you can be sure this wish will be reality right away: 'you will want to have a lot of money'. Its suggested that you should word it differently:'I have a lot of money' for example. The question then is, watch out what you wish for because if a beloved one dies, its possible you inherit a lot of money
A lot has to do with creating your own reality, taking control of your happiness. a bit like linguistic programming. If you convince yourself that you are happy, you will be happy. Keep repeating it, and it will become reality. Something like the infamous laughing therapy from Osho where you just force yourself to start laughing. At first it will be ackward but if you do this with a few people and keep it up for a minute or two, your stomach will hurt from laughing and tears may be rolling from your eyes.
I think thats the main lesson this movie and a lot of similar ideas try to get across: You are the only one capable of creating exactly that in your life, what you want'. The hardest part seems to be figuring out, what it is exactly what you want though
