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TECHNIQUE FOR POSITIVE THINKING
A good time to practice this technique is at night when you are in bed and
ready for sleep. Why? Because you are usually in a more relaxed state,
and should easily be able to slip into an alpha
brainwave pattern.
Just before going to sleep, take a few moments and "picture" something
you want - be it a goal (weightloss?) material item (a new home?) or
something else (better health?) It doesn't matter if you are
able to visualize clearly, just picture it as best you can. View your
goal AS THOUGH IT HAS ALREADY HAPPENED. Do not picture HOW you did
it (that limits the ways in which it could happen). Put feeling,
color (if you can), sound, humor, and activity into it as you can
as though it were a movie.
Have people in your "movie" complimenting you for reaching your goal,
or admiring your new "thing", being happy for you, etc. Spend a few
minutes immersing yourself into this movie with as many of your senses
as you are able to include. Then place a "frame" (white or white
light works well) the movie - to contain it. This indicates to your
brain that this "movie image" is what you want to achieve.
Now, move the picture to the left or right - depending on "where" your
brain considers the "past" to be. To find out what direction this is
for you - think of something that happened yesterday. Notice which
direction your eyes move, even if it's only slightly. If it is to the
right - YOUR past is the right, and vice versa. Move your "movie"
towards this direction and you are done for now.
Practice this technique each night before you go to sleep. You can
pick up where you left off the previous night, or repeat it. During
the day, when you daydream, you can also "run" your movie in your
mind for a few moments.
You should start to notice changes shortly if you practice this
technique every day. There may even be a tendency to make a few
changes to the "script". Another by-product of this technique is to
help you figure out and understand what you really want, not just what
you assume you want.
The question most people ask me is `how many "movies" can I work on at
once?' It's best to start with just one at first. I've been working
with this technique for years, and I rarely have more than three
projects going at one time. Do what you feel you can comfortably
work with.
The next most asked question is `can I control someone else, make them
love/want/like me?' I don't happen to think so. What might occur is
that YOU become more self-confident, or witty, or humorous--developing
qualities that person might find attractive. You haven't controlled
that person - only made changes within yourself. You might have been
attracted to that person because you needed to bring out those
qualities in yourself. At that point you may find you don't want or
need that person any longer!
I've worked hard and become a better person...but hey - Richard
Gere STILL hasn't called. That's okay because I like the changes
I've made. (Wonder what George Clooney from ER is doing?)
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