Carl Gustav Jung saw the human psyche psyche as made up of layers or strata.

First is the
conscious mind. The ego is the term given to the the organisation of the conscious mind, being
composed of conscious perceptions, memories, thoughts, and feelings. Those mental contents
that the ego does not recognise fall into the Personal Unconscious. Unconscious. The Personal
Unconscious Unconscious is made up of suppressed and forgotten forgotten memories, traumas,
etc. All psychic contents which are either too weak to reach consciousness, or which are actively
suppressed by the ego, because the latter is threatened by them. Thus far Jung is in agreement
with his old teacher Freud, in supposing the existence of the Unconscious mind, which includes
all that is not immediately accessible to everyday waking consciousness (i.e. the Conscious mind
or Ego). Conscious and Unconscious are thus thus the two opposed parts of the psyche. Jung's
great contribution however was to divide the Unconscious itself into two very unequal levels:
the more superficial Personal, and the deeper deeper Collective, Unconscious. Everyone has
their own Personal Unconscious. Unconscious. The Collective Unconscious in contrast is
universal. It cannot be built up like one's personal unconscious is; rather, it predates the
individual. It is the repository of all the religious, spiritual, and mythological mythological
symbols symbols and experiences. Its primary structures - the deep structures of the psyche, in
other words words - Jung called "Archetypes"; a later-Hellenistic Platonic and Augustinian
Augustinian Christian term that referred to the spiritual forms which which are the pre-existent
prototypes prototypes of the things of the material world. Interpreting this idea psychologically,
Jung stated that these archetypes were the conceptual matrixes or patterns behind behind all
our religious and mythological mythological concepts, and indeed, our thinking processes in
general. Actually, Jung's choice choice of the term "archetype" "archetype" is in some senses
misleading. For in the late Platonic tradition, the archetypes constitute a totally spiritual reality;
the original perfect

Mind or Collective Consciousness and since your thoughts are a product of your mind, it follows
that your thought power too is limitless. Once you truly understand that your mind is one with
the Single Source of All Power (the Universal Mind or Collective Consciousness) and that this
power is within your brain, you will have found the only true source of infinite power for which
nothing is impossible and impossible is nothing. Know that thought power comes from within.
Accessing the source of All Power starts by looking inwards, in your own world of thought.

spiritual reality or realities which generates the imperfect physical realities; the "thoughts in the
mind of God" of Stoicism and Platonic Christianity. But Jung interprets interprets his archetypes
in a biological sense. He says (no doubt doubt due to the Darwinian influence of his age) that
they are "inherited", and that they "have "have existed since remotest times". Yet even
"remotest times" can still be be located temporally. Such times may have occurred an
enormously long time ago, ago, but they are still temporal. Plato and his successors would never
speak of the Ideas or Archetypes or Spiritual Prototypes coming into being in some primordial
past; for they saw these as spiritual realities, and therefore eternal; beyond time altogether. For
Jung then, the Collective Unconscious is not, as many of his popularizes popularizes claim, a kind
of "Universal Mind" or metaphysical reality, like the Platonic World of Forms, but rather an
ultimately biological reality. The Spiritual concepts concepts of Platonism are not seen as
metaphysical, but biological, or rather, psycho-biological. The Jungian schema can thus be
represented as follows: Now, it cannot be denied that there is a subphysical (the biological
subconscious) as well as a supraphysical (the psychic unconscious). Yet care must be taken not to
confuse the the two. And it seems to me logical to assume that the motifs Jung was concerned
with - the psycho-spiritual forces of transformation - pertain to the supraphysical rather than
the subphysical. Certainly, later in life Jung downplayed the "biological" aspect of his psychology,
and even discarded it altogether, preferring to see the archetypes in a more Platonic sense of
preexistent spiritual entities. And in his voluminous alchemical writings he was more concerned
with the dynamics of the psyche, and its transformation, than with explaining how the psyche
psyche or the archetypes came about in the first place. So it would be unfair to judge Jung on
these grounds. Jung himself obviously did not consider abstract theories concerning the
metaphysical or cosmological origin of the archetypes as important a practical here-and-now
understanding of how the psyche worked, and how spiritual transformation and the growth to
greater wholeness occur.

Your thoughts are very much alive! The greatest thinkers and teachers that have walked on our
planet Earth have told us that everything is energy. This has now been undeniably confirmed by
modern modern science. Your thoughts too are energy. 2

William Walker Atkinson told us that "where mind is static energy, thought is dynamic energy -
two phases of the same thing" and Charles Haanel 3 went on to say that "thought power is the
vibratory force formed by converting static mind into dynamic mind". Your thoughts are alive.
Each time you entertain a specific thought, you emit a very specific, corresponding frequency or
energy vibration. You may ask yourself on what frequency you are on! The basic premise of the
Law of Attraction 4 is that like energy attracts like energy. You attract to yourself those things
and circumstances that are in vibrational harmony with your dominant frequency, which is itself
determined by your dominant mental attitude, habitual thoughts and beliefs. Mike Dooley, one
of the presenters of 5 the movie The Secret , fittingly suggests that if you want to know what a 2

William Walker Atkinson (December 5, 1862 – November 22, 1932) was an attorney,
merchant, publisher, and author, as well as an occultist and an American pioneer of the New
Thought movement. He is also thought to be the author of the pseudonymous works attributed
to Theron Q. Dumont and Yogi Ramacharaka. He is the author author of an estimated 100 books,
all written in the last 30 years of his life. He was also mentioned in past editions of “Who's Who
in America, Religious Leaders of America,” America,” and several similar publications. His works
have remained in print more more or less continuously since 1900.
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Charles Francis Haanel (May 22, 1866 – 1866 – November November 27, 1949) was a noted
American New Thought author, philosopher and a businessman. He is best known for his
contributions to the New Thought Movement Movement through his book The Master Key
System. System. 4

The law that all conditions and circumstances in affairs and body are attracted to us to accord
with the thoughts we hold steadily in consciousness. In other words, the Law of Attraction simply
says that you attract into your your life whatever you think about. about. Your dominant
thoughts will will find a way to manifest. But the Law of Attraction gives rise to some tough
questions that don’t seem to have good answers. I would say, however, that these problems
aren’t caused by the Law of Attraction itself but rather by the Law of Attraction as applied to
objective reality. 5

is a best-selling 2006 self-help book written by Rhonda Byrne, based on the T he Secr Secre et

earlier film of the same name. It is based on the law of attraction and claims that positive
thinking can create life-changing results such as increased happiness, health, and wealth. The
book has sold more than 19 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 46 languages.
It has attracted a great deal of controversy and been parodied in several TV programs.

thought looks like, just look around you. Keep in mind these three words "thoughts are things".
True, not all thoughts are created equal. The attractive power of any particular thought is
determined by how often you have that thought and by the strength of the feelings or emotions
associated with it. The more energy you give to a particular thought, the greater its power to
attract its corresponding circumstance into your physical world through the Law of Attraction.
Attraction. Your one-off, passing thoughts do not have the same creative power as your habitual
thoughts and beliefs. Remember, that it is of little use to entertain positive thoughts for just a
short burst of time each day if you then proceed to think negative or unwanted thoughts for the
rest of the day. A negative thought cancels the benefit of a positive thought and vice versa.
Since your reality is the sum total of all your thoughts there are many factors influencing your
life. This makes it difficult to directly join the dots between the cause (thought) and the effect
(circumstance) but the causation is always always there.

Use Thought Power to Change Your Life It is your subconscious mind that is the storehouse of
your deep-seated beliefs and programmes. To change your circumstances and attract to yourself
that which you choose, you must learn to programme and re-programme your subconscious
mind. The most effective and practical pr actical way to do so, is to learn the simple process of
denial and affirmation, affirmation, which are part creative visualization. It is the technique
underlying reality creation, making use of thought power to consciously imagine, create and
attract that which you choose. Your imagination is the engine of your thoughts. It converts your
thought power into mental images, which are in turn manifested in the physical realm.

Become aware of your thoughts but not obsessed It is important that you learn to be aware of
your habitual thoughts and to appropriately adjust them so as to maintain an overall positive
mental attitude. However, be careful not to become obsessed with every thought that enters
your mind as this would be equally counter-productive, if not more so, than not being aware of
them at all. Remember that to obsess over your negative, unwanted thoughts, is to give them
power and as the saying goes, what you resist persists. So instead of resisting any of your
negative thoughts, simply learn to effortlessly cancel them by replacing them as they arise.

Instantly replace unwanted thoughts To instantly neutralize the power of a negative thought,
calmly and deliberately replace it with its opposite, positive equivalent denial and affirmation
technique). For instance, if you think to yourself "I am not good enough, I will never succeed",
mentally replace that thought with "I am good enough and success comes to me easily". You can
also use the "cancel, cancel" technique made famous by the Silva Method. Each time you catch
yourself thinking an unwanted thought, mentally tell yourself and the Universe "cancel, cancel"
and immediately follow it up with a positive statement.

Discipline your dominant thoughts and your random thoughts It is roughly estimated that the
average person has between 12,000 and 70,000 thoughts a day. This is evidence enough to
suggest that your goal should not be to control every thought. It is your dominant thoughts and
beliefs that you must learn to bring under your conscious control as they are what largely
determine your mental attitude. As you do, you will find your random thoughts themselves
becoming more positive and more more deliberate. The following words of Siddhartha Gautama
Buddha perfectly capture the essence of thought power: "All that we are is the result of what we
have thought. The mind is everything. What we think we become." In a nutshell, your life is the
perfect mirror of your thoughts, beliefs and dominant mental attitude. Whether you realise it or
not you are already creating your reality through your thought power. Every effect you see in
your outside world has its original cause within you - no exceptions. To gain access to the
greatest creative power at your disposal, you must learn to control the nature of your habitual
thoughts and to align yourself with the One Source of All Power of which you are a part. Your
thoughts create your reality - know, internalize and apply this Truth and you will see your life
transform in supernatural ways.

The Power of thought is incredible We have to be aware of our thoughts - they are powerful
cosmic waves in the universal sea of energy we live in. The most potent form of energy is
thought because thought-waves are cosmic waves penetrating all time and space. 7
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Watch your thoughts, they become words. Watch your words, they become actions. Watch your
actions, they become habits. Watch your habits, they become your character. Watch your
character, it becomes your destiny.

Mahatma Gandhi said: A man is but the product of his thoughts - what he thinks, he becomes.
Our thoughts are very powerful and science is doing exciting experiments with the power of
thought. Neurosky and others are doing intensive research into the field of mind and the power
of thought. They are developing even more sophisticated devices capable of applying human
thoughts. Since the power of thought is a very potent form of energy that penetrates all time
and space we need to be aware of what we think. Fortunate for the human race we are able to
control our thoughts. We can use our mind and practice the process of thinking. We can make
ourselves ou rselves think thoughts of what we want to be or have. 6

In 1903 Wallace D Wattles wrote his book The Science of Getting Rich and a central part of the
book is about thinking regardless of circumstance. To think what you want to think is to think
truth regardless of appearances. To think according to appearances is easy. To think truth 6

Wallace D. Wattles: Born in the mid 1800s during the War between the States, Wallace D.
Wattles experienced a life of failure after failure, until — in his latter years, after tireless study
and experimentation — he formulated and put into practice the principles laid out in Th e Sci
Sci ence of Getti ng Ri ch . His daughter Florence notes that in those last years, "he wrote almost
constantly. It was then that he formed his mental picture. He saw himself as a successful writer, a
personality of power, an advancing man, and he began to work toward the realization of this
vision. He lived every page ... His life was truly the powerful life." Although Mr. Wattles died
relatively young, and although his work was largely forgotten for years, those who have studied
and applied these principles throughout the 20th century have experienced remarkable results:
They have gotten rich! (And when you read or listen to Mr. Wattles' most excellent work, you'll
see that ALL the success and personal development literature of the last 90+ years owes a great
debt to The Science of Getting Rich.) Rich.) Wallace D. Wattles also wrote The Science of Being
Well ; a novel, Hellfire Harrison; Harrison; The Science of Being Great , a mail-order course
expanding on the principles of his three "Science" books; and many, many magazine articles.

regardless of appearances is laborious and requires the expenditure of more power than any
other work you have to perform. We can choose to think as an optimist and have a positive view
on life. We can choose steps of positive positive thinking or we can choose to think as a
pessimist. It is entirely up to each and one of us.
What is capability? What can you do? What is can? You say, "I wish I could do that. But I can't."
Sometimes the thing you desire seems most evasive and elusive to you. You may seem to think
that you need money or something else that is external to you for you to be able to achieve your
desire. And because this external thing is away from you and you don't have it, you think that
you are doomed because even that seems elusive. So you are stuck in a vicious circle. You accept
that, you fear it. But before you accept something that has absolutely no value to you, take
another look. Fear is a thing we are conditioned to accept without question, yet it has absolutely
no value. Next time you accept fear, ask yourself what value it really has for you. Escape is not a
value. There is nowhere to run. Eventually, you will be found and you will have to face yourself.
Running away from a problem is an idea that stems from the illusion that there is a you with a
problem, and a you that can escape the you with the problem. Insane? Yep! The first step to
getting out of a problem is knowing and accepting that you are the problem, and then you
become the solution. Nothing outside changes, but as you you change, a new outside replaces
the old. The law of attraction and the law of cause and effect work this way. Everyone has things
that they can do now that they could not do before. You can now walk while as a child you could
not. The ground never changed, but you did. You can now read while you once could not. The
English language never 7 changed, but you did. At one time, Bill Gates could not write software,
now he can. The world did not change, Bill did. 7

Entrepreneur Bill Gates founded the world's largest software business, Microsoft, with Paul
Allen, and subsequently became one of the richest men in the world. Born on October 28, 1955,
in Seattle, Washington, famed entrepreneur Bill Gates began to show an interest in computer
programming at age 13. Through technological innovation, keen business strategy and aggressive
business tactics, he and partner Paul Allen built the world's largest software business, Microsoft.
In the process, Gates became one of the richest men in the world. In February 2014, Gates
announced that he was stepping down as Microsoft's chairman.

ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE as long as you believe and truly engage yourself with your thoughts,
mind and being. We all have the capability to think in a positive matter if we really want to, but
way too often we resort to negative thinking and ideas that we are not able to do this or that.
Unfortunately many people grow up hearing hearing that they can't do a certain task or that
they can't pursue a certain profession. They are put down by people close to them saying things:
"who do you think you are trying to accomplish that". This type of "mind limiting talk" will
unfortunately end up being part of you. We are formed by statements and sayings from our
parents, kids in school, friends, society etc. And for most people it creates a limiting belief
system which enters into our mind and being. It might be a belief that we are no good in math or
that we are a person nobody likes or that we can't succeed in the business world or that we
can't succeed in sports or that we can't succeed in relationships and so on. The way you perceive
and interpret yourself is a result of the belief system you adopted while growing up. 8
Back in 1960 Maxwell Maltz wrote the book “Psycho-Cybernetics” Psycho-Cybernetics” where
he talks about the self-image we form growing up: 8

Dr. Maxwell Maltz created his self-improvement phenomenon: Psycho-Cybernetics at age 61, as
the climax to an already varied, colourful and exceptionally successful career. For many years, Dr.
Maltz had a flourishing practice as a reconstructive and cosmetic facial surgeon, lectured
internationally on his medical specialty, and pursued a dual career as a prolific author. He was
inspired to move from treating "outer scars" to "inner scars" after observing that so many
patients' unhappiness and insecurities were not cured, as they and he had believed would occur
when he gave them the perfect new faces they desired. Dr. Maltz first wrote of this discovery in
his book "New Faces, New Futures." In this groundbreaking book, Dr. Maltz suggested that many
people "see themselves" inaccurately, their perceptions distorted by unchallenged and often
erroneous beliefs imbedded in the subconscious mind. After a decade of counselling hundreds of
patients, extensive research of everything from German missile guidance technology (then more
advanced than our own) to hypnosis, and testing his evolving "success conditioning techniques"
on athletes an salespeople, he published his findings, in 1960, in the original Psycho-Cybernetics
book. It was an instant bestseller and made Dr. Maltz one of the most in-demand motivational
speakers throughout the 1960's and the early 1970's. Dr. Maltz went on to amass a wealth of
"case history" material, seminars, workshops, radio broadcasts, over a dozen books all applying
'Psycho-

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“We all carry with us a mental blueprint or picture of ourselves. It has been built up from our
own beliefs about ourselves. But most of these beliefs about ourselves have unconsciously been
formed from our past experience, our successes and failures, our humiliations, our triumphs,
and the way other people have related to us, especially in early childhood. From all these we
mentally construct a "self" (or a picture of a self). Once an idea or a belief about ourselves goes
into this picture it becomes "true" as far as we personally are concerned. We do not question its
validity, but proceed to act upon it just as if if it were true.” true.” Maltz goes on to say that all
our actions, feelings, behaviour - even our abilities - are always consistent with this self-image.
Hence it becomes very important to change your self-image if that image is one of a limiting
character of some sort. You can change your self-image with the power of thought using
affirmations and subliminal messages. Our built in beliefs are powerful. They They are powerful
in the sense that they dictate our ability to reach our goals, but in fact they are nothing more
than specific neural patterns in your brain - they are thoughts that are so ingrained they have
become automatic. They are not there because they are "the truth", they have simply been
handed down from generation to generation. They are there because someone put them there.
This is not a about faith or religion - it is about your beliefs- your habits of thought, opinion and
attitude about the world around you, and especially your beliefs about you, about your life and
and your prospects for financial fulfillment. fulfillment.
By the time you are seventeen years old, you have heard "No, you can't" an average of 150.000
times. You've heard "Yes, you can" about 5,000 times. That is thirty no’ no ’s for every yes. That
makes a POWERFUL belief of "I can't".

Cybernetics' to different purposes, from business success to sex life improvement. He also
authored and had published: Th e M agic Powe , F ive Mi nutes to Powerr s of th e Self -I mage ,
L i ve and Be F r ee thr ough Psycho-Cyb and and three novels. novels. Maxwell Maltz H
appiness appiness Psycho-Cybe er neti neti cs passed away at age 76, but his legacy has lived
on: in fact, his works have grown in popularity, purely through work-of-mouth. Dr. Maltz's wife
and business partner of many years, Anne Maltz, began working with Dan Kennedy in 1988 to
further advance Dr. Maltz's life works via a publishing renaissance and a new, comprehensive,
"ultimate" home study course.

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These beliefs are thousands of times stronger than desires. So if you desire something like a
new house or getting a new job it will not happen if your beliefs are "I can't". The beliefs win
every time. time. Why?

John Assaraf 9 explains it like this: It is your habit of thought ( your beliefs), not your desires that
run your actions. This is one of the greatest discoveries of the past decade of neurological
research: 95-97 percent of all your behaviors are automatic. This is why we set goals, but don't
reach them. Setting them is a function of the conscious mind. Reaching them is a function of the
non-conscious mind

The Brain and neuron-networks 10

In the movie “What The Bleep Do We Know!? Know !?”, ”, Dr. Dr. Joe Dispenza talks about how
our brain works. He talks about the tiny nerve cells in the brain called 9

John Assaraf is a serial entrepreneur, brain researcher, and CEO of Praxis. Now, a brainresearch
company that creates some of the most powerful evidence-based brain retraining tools and
programs in the world. A relentless explorer of consciousness and human behaviour, John’s
passion is discovering and teaching people how to release the mental blockages that hold them
back from achieving their fullest potential. Thousands of companies, entrepreneurs and
individuals worldwide are currently using Praxis. Now programs to develop unstoppable
confidence, certainty and the personal power needed for achieving their goals and vision. In the
last 25 years, John has grown five multi-million dollar companies in real estate, Internet
software, brain research and life and business coaching and consulting. He’s the author of two
New York Times best-selling books, Having It All and The Answer. John has appeared on almost
every major TV program such Larry King Live, Anderson Cooper 360 and The Ellen Degeneres
Show, and was featured in the blockbuster movie and book “The Secret” and in t he special
documentary “Quest for Success” with the Dali Lama and Sir Richard Branson. Today, John
researches, writes and lectures extensively around the world on the neuroscience of success and
achieving maximum performance. 10

Neuroscientist, chiropractor and author Dr. Joe Dispenza empowers people to change from the
inside out. Featured in the award-winning film What the Bleep Do We Know!?, Dr. Dispenza
combines the fields of quantum physics, neuroscience, brain chemistry, biology and genetics to
teach you how to rewire your brain for health and happiness. He has lectured in more than 24
different countries on six continents, educating people about the functions of the human brain.
He has taught thousands how to reprogram their thinking through scientifically proven
neurophysiological neurophysiological principles.

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neurons and how they have tiny branches reaching out to other neurons forming neuron-
networks. Each place where they connect is integrated into a thought or a memory. He goes on
to say that the brain does not know the difference between what it sees in its environment
environment and what it remembers because the same neuro networks are firing - triggered.
This mean that we can break a habit or make a habit simply by repeating something over and
over again in our mind or by actually doing it. If we want to break a habit h abit it the neuron
network will break up when we stop s top doing it over a certain time. If we want to learn
something new and create a new habit it will cause the creation of a new network reinforcing
the habit. The first time you tried to ride a bike you probably failed to make it. Why? because
the neuron network was being established. You were creating it and be trying over and over
again the connections in the network gets stronger and stronger and all of a sudden you ride the
bike without thinking about it. You do it automatically. You have created a habit. Learn about
making or braking habits, neuron networks, the power of thought: "You are what you repeatedly
do. Excellence is not an event - it is a habit" (Aristotle) By understanding how we can make and
break habit you can start to break out of old and erroneous thoughts. The power of thought
when used to improve your self-image is extra-ordinary. If you don't break out of your current
belief system it will stick with you for the rest of your life. You need to find a way way to change
it. AND you CAN. You CAN change your self-image through the power of thought and positive
affirmations like Louis L. Hay did. You CAN change that way you look at yourself through seeking
new truths and hence you will be able to accomplish anything you put your mind to. We all have
a tremendous power inside, we just need to realize it. The true POWER IS WITHIN - The Power of
Thought. of Thought. Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving
his goal; go al; nothing on earth can help h elp the man with the wrong mental attitude.

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YOU CAN BE OR HAVE WHATEVER YOU WANT IN LIFE We have all heard incredible stories about
people doing the unthinkable. A homeless person with no money becoming a multimillionaire -
like Bill Bartmann11 who went from being homeless, broke, an alcoholic and paralyzed at the
age of 17 to become the 25th richest person in the USA. Or Someone becoming a legend and a
historical person against "all odds" - like Mahatma Gandhi who freed India from The British
Empire. Or People recovering miraculously from a terrible disease or accident - like Norman
Cousins who was diagnosed with a disease with little chance of surviving, but went on to live
many years longer than his doctors predicted. And, many similar stories.

WHAT DO COMMON?

THESE

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They believe in themselves and they take action. They realize they have a giant inside, an
incredible force that we all have - power of thought. The only difference is that these people
have awoken this giant within - this force inside. They have realized the power of thought. They
have conditioned themselves to act, behave and think in a certain way and when they see the
results it reinforces their belief in themselves and they accomplish more and more and more.
They have changed their way of thinking and they are taking action. You can also awaken this
giant inside - just like Anthony Robbins talks about. 12

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In this interview with John Reese & Frank Kern - Anthony Robbins talks about the holy grail of
taking action: certainty ( app. 13:45 into the video). It is 11

William R. (Bill) Bartmann is a consumer advocate and the founder and CEO of CFS2, Inc, a
consumer financial recover company based in Tulsa, OK. Previously he was the founder and CEO
of Commercial Financial Services Inc, a consumer financial recovery firm, based in Tulsa, OK that
operated from 1986 to 1999.

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In this interview two very successful students are meeting, Frank Kern and John Reese. Both of
them are self-made multi millionaires who made their fortunes by selling products on
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a great video explaining why some people are successful in life and why others are not. It has to
do with our beliefs systems, about what potential we think we have, about taking action based
on our potential and then getting the results which will reinforce our belief system. Successful
people use their mind and their thoughts to achieve their goals - they are taking specific action
based on successful thinking. Successful people have a construct state of mind - a success
attitude. They tell themselves : I CAN. Success comes to those who become SUCCESS
CONSCIOUS “The mind is the limit. As long as the mind can envision the fact that you can do
something, you can do it, as long as you really believe hundred percent” percent”. (Arnold
Schwarzenegger) If you can envision it in your mind you can do it. AND you need to take some
ACTION to do it. Mind work is not an easy ride - it requires practice - just like exercising a muscle.
You need to practice how to be positive - how to believe in yourself how to believe that you can
do anything you put your mind to. The power of thought will help you when you apply it in a
positive way. But how will you apply the Power of Thought? By surrounding yourself with
supporting people and by using affirmations. When you really want to achieve something it is
important to be around friends the Internet. What’s particularly interesting about both of them
is that neither had any “real” education. Neither one finished college and they both went from
being broke to becoming wealthy. And they still continue to thrive in today’s economy. So the
purpose of this interview is to uncover the traits that successful people have in common.
Specifically, the traits that cause them to take massive action and follow through. As you’ll see,
the solution is really quite simple and available to us all. 13

Anthony Robbins was born on February 29, 1960 in Gle ndora, California, USA as Anthony J.
Mahavorick. He is an actor, known for Shallow Hal (2001), The Singularity Is Near (2010) and
TED: The Future We Will Create (2007). He has been married marr ied to Sage Bonnie Humphrey
since October 14, 2001. They have one child. He was previously married to Rebecca. Born:
Anthony J. Mahavorick February 29, 1960 in Glendora, California, USA.

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and people who support you. This will inspire you - spur you on and when at times the goal
seem far away your supporting friends and people can get you back on track. This will be like an
affirmation - a statement that you can do the unthinkable - that you are capable of anything you
set your mind to.

Affirmation Affirmation and subliminal messages In order to change a limiting belief system
about yourself you can start applying affirmations. Write down affirmations on a piece of paper
and say them to yourself in your mind every night before you go to sleep.

I am strong I am smart I am confident I am successful I am rich I am a good person I can achieve

anything I want and so on...
What the mind can conceive - you can achieve This is why a person with a vivid mind - a mind
applying creative visualization can achieve incredible result. Use the power of thought and
creative visualization to manifest dreams and create change. When we forget to use visualization
and imagination, it is like not using our 14 minds. Jose Silva The mind cannot tell the difference
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Jose Silva was born in Texas, and was the middle child of three, all of whom were raised by his
grandmother. Never formally formall y schooled, José learned to read and write by watching his
siblings do their homework. As a young man, he learned radio repair through a correspondence
course, which he took and completed in the name of one of his friends. It was in the military,
during WWII, that José had his first introduction to the field of psychology. He found it
fascinating, and continued to learn as much as he could while also performing his duties as a
soldier. It was the combination of training in electronics and his strong interest in psychology
that eventually led to his discoveries in mind training and a nd the Silva Method. Me thod. Mr.
Silva knew, already, that the brain had within it a significant amount of electrical energy. He also
realized, through his work with electronics, that the best electrical circuit was one that was least
resistant. By applying this knowledge to improving the human mind, he reasoned that a quieter
mind might actually be less obstructed, and, therefore, function at a higher level.

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in real life or an experience you create in your mind. By creating and visualizing different things
you would like to happen in your life you are actually making them happen. This is why many
Law of Attraction teachers talk about vision boards and creative visualization. By training your
mind to see and feel what you want you are actually attracting it. In addition to the visual
exercise there are also other parts you need to consider when getting getting the Law of
Attraction Attraction to work. If you have seen the 15 movie The Secret or read the book you
have been told you can attract anything. You have been told that you can just think of it and
visualize it and you will attract it. This is not the whole process since this is just the first step. The
second step is to be at the same vibrational frequency as the item or thing you are wanting. This
you do with your feelings. You must "be in love" with what you want so that your whole being is
sending out waves on the same frequency as what you want. Everything is made up of energy
and everything vibrates - you just need to tune yourself into the correct vibrational frequency of
what you want. Just like a radio station can switch to different programs by switching the
frequency. The third step is to expect it.

1. Think of it and visualize it 2. Feel it by sending out the correct vibrational frequency 3. Expect
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This is the same process Helen Hadsell , age 83 (in 2009) has been using all her life to win
countless cash Prizes, over 5 trips to Europe, a luxury Home, and
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Author Rhonda Byrne, like each of us, has been on her own journey of discovery. In The Secret,
she explains with simplicity the law that is governing all lives, and offers the knowledge of how
to create – intentionally intentionally and effortlessly – effortlessly – a a joyful life. A
number of exceptional men and women discovered The Secret, and went on to become known
as the greatest people who ever lived. Among them: Plato, Leonardo, Galileo, Napoleon, Hugo,
Beethoven, Lincoln, Edison, Einstein, and Carnegie, to name but a few. Now for the first time in
history, all the pieces of The Secret come together in a revelation that is life transforming for all
who experience it.

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Helene Hadsell, the woman with the 50-year winning streak. Helene has never lost a single
contest she has entered. Featured in many magazines, Helene wrote “The Name It and Claim It
Game” years back and sold millions milli ons of copies, until she decided to retire. Considering
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Every Contest She Has Entered. Throughout her life she says she has won every contest she has
entered into and she says it is all because of using the Law of Attraction and the process above.

The Brain and Creative Visualisation - Alpha level Why is it important to use affirmations just
before we go to sleep as mentioned above? Why can't affirmations be used when we are wide
awake? The answer is that your brain activity slows down when you are going to sleep and you
are entering into the alpha brainwave level. The alpha level is an important brainwave level for
reprogramming your brain. It is much easier to rewire your brain at the alpha brainwave level
than in the fully awake level (called beta). Our brain is made up of billions of brain cells. These
are called neurons, which use electricity to communicate with each other. Combination of
electrical activity between neurons in the brain are often called brainwave patterns. These
patterns have a cyclic, wave-like look. When we think we are actually sending out brainwaves -
electric waves - which are registered in the brain. These waves are emitting tiny electrochemical
impulses of varied frequencies. These can be registered by an Electroencephalography (EEG).
There are four simple periodic rhythms recorded in the EEG and they are: alpha, beta, delta, and
theta. These rhythms are identified by frequency (Hz or cycles/sec).

Beta: 14 cycles/sec or more - we are awake and alert

current economic scenario and the countless requests from people, she has come back to share
her knowledge with world. Helene Hadsell is a living testament to the mastery of manifestation,
by which one can powerfully transform reality into their own design through affirmation and
personal power. From refrigerators to European vacations, over the years Helene has won many
prizes in a wide variety of contests. The most incredible win, according to Helene, was the brand
new dream home she won at the World Fair. Her name was randomly selected from 2 million
contest entries. She doesn’t believe in luck, chance, or accidents. What is it about this very
normal woman that bridges the gap between the power of manifestation and reality? Be
prepared to discover Helene’s reality-altering reality-altering abilities and how you can start
winning like a champion too!

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Alpha: 7 - 14 cycles/sec - we are in a state of physical and mental relaxation. At this level we can
re-program ourselves Theta: 4 -7 cycles/sec - we are in a deep meditative state. Delta: 1 - 4
cycles/sec - we are asleep.

Over the past 50 years, brain researchers have been studying the effect of brain waves on
behaviour. Jose Silva was the first person to enter into this field and his studies showed that
when your brain is in alpha wave level you are actually able to reprogram yourself. Researchers
have pin-pointed the Beta brainwave frequencies as the zone to create a super focus mental
state, intellectual endurance, and for creative visualization.

The Power of Thought and Word transforming lives One can go through a big change in life. As
an example, after having gone through a few days of grieving someone says: “I was thinking I had
to start all over again. Overall, I was not feeling very good about it. Thinking on this and seeking
psychological guidance led me to a change of heart. Realizing that, no this is not a step back or
even a do-over, this was a step forward. Even though my circumstance had changed, it was not
necessarily a step back. Once I firmly established this thought I began to feel empowered. Is this
just a matter of semantics? No, not at all. The first way of thinking I described definitely had
undertones of helplessness. “Whoa me, I have to start all over!” Instead, I began to feel
empowered by knowing that I was stepping forward with a new beginning. Maybe they were
baby steps, but they still got me moving ahead in a positive direction. The first description was a
form of being in a victim role and the other was a role of embracing change. Can you feel the
difference in energy, or the energy shift that I made? It can be easy in times of difficulty or stress
to discover that we have allowed ourselves to wallow in the energy of victimhood. But with
practice we all can learn to shift from the role of victim to one of empowerment. It does take
practice like I said but more than anything it takes an increase of awareness as to what role we
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In the role of being a victim: 1. You may have disassociated from your feelings and have very
little awareness you are here. 2. You are feeling sorry for yourself. 3. You allow others to tell you
what is good for you and what you should do. 4. You may compound this feeling by looking for
instances to reinforce your victimhood. “These things keep happening so I must not be meant to
be happy.” 5. Your energy is low and you engage in self-defeating and destructive behaviours
(over eating, drinking, increased TV time, either too much or too little sleep). 6. You avoid
activities and people you enjoy. 7. You have trouble finding positive solutions to even the
simplest of issues. In the role of empowerment: 1. You are in touch with your spiritual guidance
and tap into your positive support system. 2. You begin to feel powerful due to positive actions
being taken. 3. You listen to your support but feel strong to actively make your own choices. 4.
You easily begin to see that many positive things are right in front of you. 5. You become excited
and energized. 6. You do things to reinforce your positive feelings. 7. You easily are able to find
alternative solutions to suit your circumstances. The power of thought and word leads to the
power of emotion and action. In a way this reminds me of one of my favourite childhood stories
called, “The little engine that could.” Taking an example from example from this story my new
affirmation will be from the thought, “I think I can, I think I can, I think I can.” To the belief, “I
know I can, I know I can, and I am glad I did!” “I think I can” can ” is an affirmation towards... but
it is not the proper affirmation. The positive affirmation is, “I know I can.” can.” A strong
affirmation de author of this article always uses is: “I am the Power, I am the Glory, I am another
God. ” That does not mean I am religious, it’ it’s an example. Everyone knows by now, I am an
atheist. Thoughts are like a video that plays on the screen of your mind. What you play there,
determines the kind of life you live and the experiences you meet. To 20

make changes in your life, you have to play a different video, one that you like more.

The Power of Thought is Creative You can train and strengthen this power. You can use it to make
changes in your life, and also to influence other people's minds. If you plant seeds, water them,
and give them fertilizers, they will grow into healthy and strong plants. Thoughts, like seeds,
have a natural tendency to grow and manifest in your life, if you feed them with attention,
interest and enthusiasm. Your thoughts pass from your conscious mind to your subconscious
mind, which in turn, influences your actions in accordance with these thoughts. Your thoughts
also pass to other minds, and consequently, people who are in a position to help you, might offer
you their help, sometimes, without even knowing why. This might some strange and
unbelievable. You don't have to accept these words, but if you analyze the kind of thoughts you
think, and the kind of life you live, you will discover interesting things about the mind. The power
of your mind is part of the creative power of the Universal Collective Consciousness, which
means that your thoughts work together with it. You are a manifestation of the Universal mind.
When you repeat the same thought over and again, in one way or another, this mighty power
helps you make your thoughts come true.

An example of how to use the power of your thoughts 1. Visualise a perfect scene of whatever
you want to accomplish. 2. Put a lot of detail, colour, sound, scent and life into these mental
scenes. 3. Repeat your visualization often, with faith and attention, and your subconscious will
accept these mental scenes as real experiences. The subconscious mind does not distinguish
between real and imaginary experiences, and accepts both as real. It will start making changes
and attracting opportunities, to make your reality match the images in your subconscious mind.
Actions, situations, and objects that you visualize frequently, eventually, manifest on the
material plane in a natural way. This manifestation does not happen overnight. It needs time,
and depends on how ambitious and sincere you are, and how much time and an d attention you
put into this action. You can use this process to change negative habits and build new, positive
habits or skills. You can also use it for attracting money and possessions, for

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promotion at work, for building a business, improving health and relationships, changing
circumstances, and for practically almost everything. Give attention to the thoughts you think.
Do your best to reject negative thoughts, and to allow into your mind only thoughts that bring
good, happy, and positive results.

Will-Power and Self-Discipline Developing will-power and self-discipline can make a great
difference in your life, bringing to the fore, inner strength, which is vital for success and for
personal growth. The possession of these skills or their lack is a major factor, leading to success
or to failure, to taking action or to being lazy. This applies to major goals, and also to simple,
everyday tasks. These abilities are vital ingredients of success, both psychological and material. 

How many times you wanted to go for a walk, knowing how wonderful you feel afterwards, but
due to laziness or lack of inner strength, you stayed at home and watched TV instead? How
many times have you tried to change your eating habits, stop smoking, or get up earlier in the
morning, but you didn't possess enough inner strength and persistence? Do you start doing
things, but quit after a short while?

Will-power is to be defined as follows:  

The ability to control or reject unnecessary or harmful impulses. The ability to arrive at a
decision and follow it with perseverance, until its successful accomplishment. It is the inner
strength that enables you to refuse to indulge in unnecessary and useless habits. It is inner
power that enables you to overcome inner and external resistance and obstacles. It is the
antidote to laziness and procrastination.
There is a misconception in the public mind regarding these skills. It is erroneously believed that
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physical strain and effort. This is not true. You can develop them in a gradual, simple way, by
practicing certain exercises, and even enjoy the process.

You also need motivation! It is the inner power that pushes you toward taking action and toward
achievement. Motivation is powered by desire and ambition, and therefore, if they are absent,
motivation is absent too. Sometimes, you might have the desire to get something done, or to
achieve a certain goal, but if the desire and ambition are not strong enough, you lack the push,
the initiative, and the willingness to take the necessary action. in these cases, you lack of
motivation and inner drive. When there is motivation, there is initiative and direction, courage,
energy, and the persistence to follow your goals.

A motivated person takes action and does whatever it needs to achieve his or her goals.
Motivation becomes strong, when you have a vision, a clear mental image of what you want to
achieve, and also a strong desire to manifest it. In such a situation, motivation awakens inner
strength and power, and pushes you forward, toward making your vision a reality. Motivation
can be applied to every action and goal. There can be motivation to study a foreign language, to
get good grades at school, bake a cake, write a poem, take a walk every day, make more money,
get a better job, buy a new house, own a business, or become a writer, a doctor or a lawyer.
Motivation is present, whenever there is a clear vision, precise knowledge of what you want to
do, a strong desire, and faith in your abilities. Motivation is also one of the most important keys
to success. When there is lack of motivation, you either get no results, or only mediocre ones,
whereas, when there is motivation, you attain greater and better results and achievements.
Compare someone as a student who lacks motivation and who hardly studies, to a student who
is highly motivated, and who devotes many hours to his studies. Each student will get absolutely
different grades. Lack of motivation means lack of enthusiasm, zest and ambition, whereas the
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the willingness to do whatever it it takes to achieve what one sets out to do. A motivated person
is a happier person, more energetic, and sees the positive end result in his or her mind.

What can you do to strengthen your motivation? 1. Set a goal. If you have a major goal, it would
be a good idea if you split it into several minor goals, each small goal leading to your major goal.
By dividing your goal into several, smaller goals, you will find it easier to motivate yourself, since
you will not feel overwhelmed by the size of your goal and the things you have to do. This will
also help you feel that the goal is more feasible, and easier to accomplish. 2. Understand that
finishing what you start is important. Hammer into your mind that whatever you start you have
to finish. Develop the habit of going to the finish line. 3. Socialize with achievers and people with
similar interests or goals, since motivation and positive attitude are contagious. Associate with
motivated people, who share your interests. 4. Never procrastinate anything. Procrastination
leads to laziness, and laziness leads to lack of motivation. 5. Persistence, patience and not giving
up, despite failure and difficulties, keep the flame of motivation burning. 6. Read about the
subjects of your interest. This will keep your enthusiasm and ambition alive. 7. Constantly, affirm
to yourself that you can, and will succeed. 8. Look at photos of things you want to get, achieve or
do. This will strengthen your desire and make your subconscious mind work with you 9. Visualise
your goals as achieved, adding a feeling of happiness and joy.

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The Power of Concentration Concentration Concentration means inner vigilance and alertness.
There are negativity all around us and within us. Fear, doubt, worry and anxiety are inner errors
that are trying to steal our inner poise and peace of mind. When we learn how to concentrate, it
is very difficult for these forces to enter into us. If doubt enters into our mind, the power of
concentration will tear doubt to pieces. If fear enters into our mind, the power of concentration
will chase away our fear. Right now we are victims to unlit, obscure, destructive thoughts, but a
day will come when, on the strength of our concentration, disturbing thoughts will lie afraid of
us. Concentration is the mind's dynamic will that operates in us for our acceptance of light and
rejection of darkness, using the words of philosophers. It is like a psychic warrior in us. What
concentration can do in our life is unimaginable. It can symbolically speaking easily separate
heaven from hell, so that we can live in the constant delight of heaven and not in the perpetual
worries, anxieties and tortures of hell while we are here on earth. Concentration is the surest
way to reach our goal, whether the goal is Godrealisation or merely the fulfilment of human
desires. A real aspirant sooner or later acquires the power of concentration either through
constant practice or through his own life’ life’s aspiration.

Understanding Understanding Positive Thinking Positive thinking actually means approaching

life's challenges with a positive outlook. It does not necessarily mean avoiding or ignoring the
bad things; instead, it involves making the most of potentially bad situations, trying to see the
best in other people, and viewing yourself and your abilities in a positive light. Some researchers,
including positive psychologist Martin Seligman 17, often frame positive thinking in terms of
explanatory style. Your explanatory style is 17

Dr. Martin E.P. Seligman is the Director of the Penn Positive Psychology Center and Zellerbach
Family Professor of Psychology in the Penn Department of Psychology. He is also Director of the
Penn Master of Applied Positive Psychology program (MAPP). He was President of the American
Psychological Association in 1998, during which one of his presidential initiatives was the
promotion of Positive Psychology as a field of scientific st udy. He is a leading authority in the
fields of Positive Psychology, resilience, learned helplessness, depression, optimism and
pessimism. He is also a recognized authority on interventions that prevent depression, and build
strengths and well-being. He has written more than 275 scholarly publications and 20 books.
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how you explain why events happened. People with an optimistic explanatory style tend to give
themselves credit when good things happen, but typically blame outside forces fo rces for bad
outcomes. They also tend to see negative events as temporary and atypical. On the other hand,
individuals with a pessimistic explanatory style often blame themselves when bad things
happen, but fail to give themselves adequate credit for successful outcomes. They also have a
tendency to view negative events as expected and lasting. As you can imagine, blaming yourself
for events outside of your control or viewing these unfortunate events as a persistent part of
your life can have a detrimental impact on your state of mind. Positive thinkers are more apt to
use an optimistic explanatory style, but the way in which people attribute events can also vary
depending upon the exact situation. For example, a person who is generally a positive thinker
might use a more pessimistic explanatory style in particularly challenging situations, such as at
work or at school.

The Health Benefits of Positive Thinking In recent years, the so-called "power of positive
thinking" has gained a great deal of attention thanks to self-help books such as The Secret .
While these pop psychology books often tout positive thinking as a sort of psychological
panacea, empirical research has found that there are many very real health benefits linked to
positive thinking thinking and optimistic attitudes. attitudes. According to the Mayo Clinic,
positive thinking is linked to a wide range of health benefits including: Longer life span Less
stress Lower rates of depression Increased resistance to the common cold Better stress
management and coping skills Lower risk of cardiovascular disease-related death Increased
physical well-being Better psychological health Clearly, there are many benefits of positive
thinking, but why exactly does positive thinking have such su ch a strong impact on physical and
mental health. One theory is that people who think positively tend to be less affected by stress.
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in general; they may exercise more, follow a more nutritious diet and avoid unhealthy
behaviours.

Positive Thinking Versus Positive Psychology While the terms positive thinking and positive
psychology are sometimes used interchangeably, it is important to understand that they are not
the same thing. First, positive thinking is about looking at things from a positive point of view.
Positive psychology certainly tends to focus on optimism, but it also notes that while there are
many benefits to thinking positively, there are actually times when more realistic thinking is
more advantageous. For example, in some situations negative thinking can actually lead to more
accurate decisions and outcomes (Alloy, Abramson, & Chiara, 2000). Researchers Peterson &
Vaidya also found that in some cases, optimistic thinking can lead to underestimating the actual
risks involved in a particular decision (2003).

Positive Thinking Ten Tips Even if you are not a natural-born optimist, there are things you can
do to learn how to think positive. One of the first steps is to focus on your own inner monologue
and to pay attention to your self-talk. Positive thinking can lead to a lot of positive change in your
life. Developing an optimistic outlook can be good for both your physical and mental health. But
sometimes, certain situations arise in life that makes it hard to keep a positive outlook. Take
steps to make positive thinking become more like second nature and you’ll reap some big
benefits. benefits. Here are 10 tips to make positive thinking easy. 1. Spend Time with Positive
People. If you surround yourself with constant complainers, their negativity is likely to rub off on
you. Spend time with positive friends and family members to increase the likelihood that their
positive thinking habits will become your habits as well. It’s hard to be negative when everyone
around you is so positive. 2. Take Responsibility for Your Behaviour

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When you encounter problems and difficulties in life, don’t play the role of the victim.
Acknowledge your role in the situation and take responsibility for your behaviour. Accepting
responsibility can help you learn from mistakes and prevent you from blaming others unfairly. 3.
Contribute to the Community One of the best ways to feel good about what you have, is to focus
on what you have to give. Volunteer in some manner and give back to the community. Helping
others can give you a new outlook on the world and can assist you with positive thinking. 4. Read
Positive and Inspirational Material Spend time each day reading something that encourages
positive thinking. Read an inspirational book, philosophical material, or inspirational quotes to
help you focus on what’s important to you in life. It can be a great way to start and end your day.
5. Recognize and Replace Negative Thoughts You won’t be successful at positive thinking if
you’re still plagued by frequent negative thoughts. Learn to recognize and replace thoughts that
are overly negative. Often, thoughts that include wo rds like “always” and “never” signal that
they aren’t true. If you find yourself thinking something such as, “I always mess everything up,”
replace it with something more realistic such as, “Sometimes I make mistakes but I learn from
them.” There’s no need to make your thoughts unrealistically positive, but instead, make them
more realistic. 6. Establish and Work Toward Goals It’s easier to be positive about problems and
setbacks when you have goals that you’re working toward. Goals will give you motivation to
overcome those obstacles when you encounter problems along the way. Without clear goals, it’s
harder to make decisions and gauge your progress.

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7. Consider the Consequences of Negativity Spend some time thinking about the consequences
of negative thinking. Often, it can become a self-fulfilling prophecy. For example, a person who
thinks, “I probably won’t get this job interview,” may put less effort into the interview. As a
result, he may decrease his chances of getting the job. Create a list of all the ways negative
thinking impacts your life. It likely influences your behaviour, your relationships, and your
feelings. Then, create a list of the ways in which positive thinking could be beneficial. 8. Offer
Compliments to Others Look for reasons to compliment others. Be genuine in your praise and
compliments, but offer it frequently. This will help you look for the good in other people. 9.
Create a Daily Gratitude List If you start keeping a daily gratitude list, you’ll start noticing exactly
how much you have to be thankful for. This can help you focus on the positive in your life instead
of thinking about a bout all the bad things that have happened ha ppened in the day. Getting in
the habit of showing an attitude of gratitude makes positive thinking more of a habit. 10.
Practice Self-Care and Self-Talk Take good care of yourself and you’ll be more equipped to think
positively. Get plenty of rest and exercise and practice managing your stress well. Taking care of
your physical and mental health will provide you with more energy to focus on positive thinking.

On Self-Talk Evolution suggests that, as we are social beings, we may fear silence. This because
in ancient times we would, as do all social animals, call out to each other making “contact calls”
so as to maintain a sense of contact with the rest of the “herd” or “tribe”. Silence was then a
danger signal; nowadays it can be perceived with feelings of uneasiness and fear, akin to the
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modern times, we may overcome this innate “fear of silence” by humming a tune, whistling or
even listening to music on the radio or having havi ng the TV on “in the background. If we listen
to children as they play, we can often hear them talking out loud as they indulge in their play. As
we grow older, we sometimes use sub-vocal articulation where we say the words with our lips,
but do not speak them. The next step is to not move the lips at all, but simply to indulge in an
internal monologue with ourselves, as a way to avoid silence. And how do we speak to ourselves,
in the first person or second person? When we use the first person pronoun “I”, we usually are
talking about our personal feelings. When we use the second person pronoun “You”, we are
giving ourselves a call to action, a command of directive, if you will. Research suggests that the
use of the second person in positive self-talk, as part of a classical conditioning process, we can
use this repetitive confirmation of a positive behaviour can strongly reinforce positive p ositive
responses and actions. Use of the first person, with positive affirmations, directly addresses the
emotional self. There needs to be a balance (as in all things in life) between the two.
Understanding and changing the way you talk to yourself can really get you a long way further
ahead in this world. With a positive mental attitude in life, you can be healthier and be
successful at a t anything you want to be when you think positively and engage in second person
constructive self talk and first person affirmations. When making a good decision you have to
think positively prior to being able to handle the issue effectively. People make decisions all the
time and wonder why in the world they said or did something and it simply does not work out
the way they want. We hear unfavourable things and our mind and our brains pick them up and
stores them for further use on autopilot (subconsciously). Our subconscious mind thinks
unfavourable thoughts making use of self talk to send them to us. We do what is being sent
whether it is what we really want or not. In order to make the best decision we need to change
the way we think in such a way as to overpower the unfavourable ideas. Think positive: like I can
do this or I will manage this alone. Keep duplicating these consistently until the subconscious
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If we are thinking and doing negative things in deciding what we will do, we will never ever get g
et anywhere in this world. Our sense of well being will decrease pretty quickly since we will not
be encouraged to get off our backsides and have a healthy workout or cook ourselves a healthy
meal. Negative thoughts take control and we blow ourselves out of the water. Do not let
negative thoughts wreck your life – take control and start creating positive ones on es in
yourself your self talk and develop more of o f a healthy positive mental attitude. Learn self-
management and gain confidence that you will not let negative thoughts have control over you.
There are many ways you can change the way you self talk, there are practice exercises that
create positive thinking. When you sit down and chat with yourself, for example, you can really
get to know who you are and begin to feel better about yourself image. Use whatever way you
feel comfortable with as a starter to set things in motion. For instance, one of the first things you
may tell yourself in self talk is in recognising that you have choices.

Better Living through Self-Talk My choices are fantastic. I have the option to make my life better
if I put my mind to it. These are thoughts you can use in self talk that can lead you into a
conversation to assist you in discovering how to improve your quality of life. Self-Talk is a healing
practice. Self talk to some individuals is inner thoughts they hear daily. For example, your mind
may tell you that you forgot something. You then use this trigger to figure out what you have
actually forgotten. This is a type of self-talk, yet to truly self-talk, you have to have regular
interaction with yourself. Self-Talk 1:

Do I have the ability to complete all my responsibilities today? Sure, I do. I can complete them.
What I should do is knock off the huge tasks and then work through the smaller tasks. By the end
of the day, d ay, I will have completed my tasks. I am going to start this minute.

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Self-Talk 2:

I ate and drank too much last night. I feel worthless today. Am I useless? No, I am not; I simply
slipped up and I will strive to prevent this error from happening again. I have now profited from
my mistake. Self-Talk 3:

Why do I make the same mistake continuously? Brainstorm: Exactly what was the error? Why is
it an error? How is it a mistake? When did I initially make the error? Who was I around when I
made the first error? As soon as you learn, what the error is you can begin to acknowledge it as
an error. Once you figure out why you made the error, you will begin to accept and find out ways
to stay clear of the same mistake again. Determining the timeframe that you first made the
mistake will likewise help you find the cause. If you can determine who influenced you, it will
help you to get rid of the quality that causes you stress. Self-Talk 4:

Individuals don’t like me. Why don’t people like me? Exactly what did I do so wrong to make
people not like me? Brainstorm: What kind of individuals do you relate to? Do you need these
people in your life? Possibly these individuals are judgmental and simply love to to pass out
blame to anybody. Have you asked these individuals why they don’t like you? Maybe they do like
you. Maybe you have an uncomfortable issue that you can sit and self talk through to discover
the source. Part of the issue perhaps is that you do not like your own inner image. How do you
feel about you? Do you genuinely understand who you are? What is your attitude about life?
What is your mindset about you? Use self-talk and positive thinking to get to know yourself
much better. This will help you discover responses that have been sitting in front of you all along.
Research each element of your self-talk. When you talk with yourself, pay attention as you would
if you were listening to your finest pal when they talk with you.

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Healing and Health through Positive Thinking Make something of yourself and be healthier with
positive thinking and selftalk. Repetitively, tell yourself each day that you will begin working out
today. Set your goals now so that you know what you want in the future from your workout. Do
you wish to drop a size in clothing, lose weight, reinforce your muscles, or alleviate undesirable
stress? You can do these things and more by thinking positive. Set an objective and write it
down on paper. This is a start of thinking positively. Composing a list of goals assists in alleviating
tension and setting goals will offer you something positive to work for. Make your greatest goal
at the top so you always remember what it is. As you reach, your goals check them off. This will
help you see your potential and reinforce your progress when you start your positive thinking.
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Success in having a Positive Mental Attitude and Self-Talk Recompense yourself as you reach
each objective. Buy yourself something new to wear. Put a note on the fridge when you lose that
weight you worked every day to lose, purchase a new bike when your muscles get stronger and
begin biking; laugh and have a good time. Boast of your success to yourself (and others if they
listen and support you) when you reach each objective. Do not stop thinking positively once you
start to tick off your goals. Make brand-new ones one s to go even ev en further to be even
more successful. Don’t look back at where you were, however, always look forward with your
positive thinking and self-talk. Being positive will help to prevent many diseases and you will
seem like a brand-new individual as you begin b egin to t o see just how much better b etter you
feel simply by thinking positive. Enjoy your brand-new wellness and happiness you have
achieved for yourself through self-talk – self-talk – you’ve you’ve come a long ways. Keep
pushing yourself to be even more successful. Continue your self-talk each day so that you
establish a self talking daily routine. If you cease it will only set you back and you will have to
start your self treatment all over again to attain your goals. You can also rely on support groups,
supportive family members, friends, etc to reach your objectives. Just do it day-to-day to reach
your goals.

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Philippe L. De Coster, B.Th., D.D.

About the Moderator and author of the Science of Thought Group on Internet Philippe L. De
Coster, B.Th., D.D. joined Sundial House, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, UK team in 1971: Michael
Eastcott and Nancy Magor. He represented together with Tilla Grenier (Brussels) the two French
sections of the Meditation Group for the New Age, and Creative Meditation Group, also called
the French Section. When Tilla Grenier died the two groups moved to Ghent, and was assisted
by François Geldof for the distribution of the booklets of both groups. In 1970 1970 De Coster
was awarded with a certificate certificat e of Unity School of Christianity, Lee’s Summit, Missouri
for his knowledge, the course being of a metaphysical character covering the fundamental
principles of the teachings of Unity and their applications in redeeming the mind and healing the
body. As the studies were “extra muros” (extension programme) it lasted almost ten years.

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Sundial House, Nevill Court, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, UK

Dr. Roberto Assagioli, M.D, M.D, founder of Psychosynthesis and the the meditation groups.

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Michal Eastcott and Nancy Magor in their early years (authors)

Tilla Grenier (right, black or blue dress) from Brussels (Belgium) General meeting at Sundial
House. She was my predecessor in the work of the French Section of the Groups MGNA MGNA
and GMC.

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Dr. Roberto Assagioli, M.D at the centre, and left Jan van der Linden, in charge at that time of
the two Dutch Meditation Group. Later he was for a number of years directed of the School for
Esoteric Studies, New York, USA where I was also a student for a few years in the 1970s.

At Sundial House, Wesak Festival Festival probably, in front Michal Michal Eastcott

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At one of the Festivals at at Sundial House

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Dr. Roberto Assagioli, M.D. M.D. at Sundial House in conversation conversation

Dr. Roberto Assagioli (1975) was an Italian doctor, and one of the first to introduce
psychoanalysis into into Italy. Around 1910 he began to put forward his own version, somewhat
closer to Jung than to Freud, emphasising that dynamic that dynamic psychology should not only
be concerned with depth (the 40

unconscious) but also with height (the superconscious).

Several additional diploma’s, certificates and awards followed until 1984 41

Contents The Power of Thought Use thought power to change your life – life – Become Become
aware of your thoughts but not obsessed Instantly replace unwanted thoughts Discipline your
dominant thoughts and your random thoughts The power of thought is incredible What is
capability? What can you do? What is can? The brain and neuron-networks You can be or have
whatever you want in life What do these incredible people have in common? Affirmation and
subliminal messages What the mind can conceive – conceive – you you can achieve The brain
and creative visualisation – visualisation – Alpha Alpha level The power of thought and word
transforming lives The power of thought is creative Will-power is to be defined as follows You
also need motivation What can you do to strengthen your motivation? The power of
concentration - Understanding positive thinking The health benefits of positive thinking Positive
thinking versus positive psychology – psychology – Ten Ten tips On Self-Talk Better living through
self-talk Healing and health through positive thinking Success in having a positive mental attitude
and self-talk About the moderator and author of the Science of Thought Group Contents ©
October 2015 – 2015 – Satsang Satsang Ebook Publications, Ghent, Belgium (Non-commercial
and not for sales. Free download)

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