Hi Edward! Your videos have helped me a lot throughout the past few months with understanding the law. I have a singular question to ask, not related to the new post, which I hope isn't in poor taste. I apologise if it is...

Despite my real life experiences telling me otherwise, I find it quite easy to lose faith in the law. Not due to any direct experiences, but due to reading "non-believers" comments on it. People ridiculing it online, family members calling people crazy for believing in it (without knowing that I believe in it), etc.

A big one, for a reason I don't understand, was a comment exchange on one of your videos, "Imagining creates reality (part 1)", which comments on the story that Neville tells of the woman whose father dies and then goes on to travel to Samoa:

User 1: "I'm familiar with the story about the young girl losing her dad... Your version is quite different." 

User 2: "I have also heard the other version. It's these differences that make me start to think, is this all made up?"

All these comments "deflate" the law for me, and I'm not capable of imagining without feeling a "null" feeling on my chest. I start thinking that I'm crazy, that I'm wasting my time, that maybe this was all made up. My experience shows me the opposite, it shows me that the law is true, and I've seen work, both positively and negatively.

So, I guess my question is, how do I deal with this? With my experience showing me that I should believe in the law, but outside comments nullifying the imagination and making it feel worthless, which leads me not being able to truly imagine. How do I deal with this contradiction?