there's another exercise that purportedly help you in gaining what you desire: in a piece of a paper, write what you want to gain 15x. do this everyday for up to 6 months, depending on how soon you achieved the result. The goal must be specific but not too specific. example: instead of writing "i, (your name), want to win in the lottery, say i , (your name),want to acquire job with high salary or ,perhaps, i want my stocks to yield high value." acquiring a high paying job or betting on a good stock gives you an opportunity to become wealthy which is your purpose when you desire to win in a lottery, right? second thing, be clear on what you want. if you say, "i want to be a good musician" then perhaps you'll stay "wanting" for that. instead, say" i will be a good musician." likewise, be observant for the signs. if the goal is not accomplised ,say, after six months, give it up.
the explanation is that there are parallel universes out there and each one is presented to you acccording to what you wished for. you may read about this in the book of scott adams, the writer of that intelligent office comic strip, dilbert. i forgot the full title but you may pm me if you're interested. the book is at home. just try because after all, there's no harm in trying.
oh, i did try this exercise last december and have seen the signs already. i'm just in a wait-and see- mode.
there's another exercise that purportedly help you in gaining what you desire: in a piece of a paper, write what you want to gain 15x. do this everyday for up to 6 months, depending on how soon you achieved the result. The goal must be specific but not too specific. example: instead of writing "i, (your name), want to win in the lottery, say i , (your name),want to acquire job with high salary or ,perhaps, i want my stocks to yield high value." acquiring a high paying job or betting on a good stock gives you an opportunity to become wealthy which is your purpose when you desire to win in a lottery, right? second thing, be clear on what you want. if you say, "i want to be a good musician" then perhaps you'll stay "wanting" for that. instead, say" i will be a good musician." likewise, be observant for the signs. if the goal is not accomplised ,say, after six months, give it up.
the explanation is that there are parallel universes out there and each one is presented to you acccording to what you wished for. you may read about this in the book of scott adams, the writer of that intelligent office comic strip, dilbert. i forgot the full title but you may pm me if you're interested. the book is at home. just try because after all, there's no harm in trying.
oh, i did try this exercise last december and have seen the signs already. i'm just in a wait-and see- mode.