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Even though I am well aware of the risks inherent in making assumptions, I am willing to take those risks for the purposes of this review. I am assuming that you have decided that there is more to life than you are presently experiencing. You have seen, heard about, or read about the small percentage of people who truly live the lives of their dreams. Something deep inside you has told you that you have a choice of doing nothing different in your life which means very little if anything is going to change. The desire inside you to live more of the life you would like is strong enough to motivate you so you have decided to make the attempt at mastering your mind power and to improve your life. You have even realized that small changes are not sufficient. You have accepted the words of the Rich Dad of Robert Kiyosaki who said just living differently is not the solution. You must live the OPPOSITE of your present existence. To identify what your OPPOSITE life would be, you have mapped out all of your present consistent thoughts, mental images, and beliefs that you would need to remove from your life. You have wrestled mightily with that thought because living OPPOSITE might mean giving up your present comfortable surroundings, which may include some of your friends and family, your present job, and certain relationships. It will certainly mean ceasing to engage in many, if not most, of the thoughts, ideas, and mental images that consistently register on the screen of your mind daily. You probably now have a better understanding of how your self image (ego, personality, map of reality) developed and how it became a subconscious mental vault for most of your consistent beliefs. You know more about how your most of your beliefs really belonged to your parents, grandparents, friends, neighbors, teachers, church members, and others in your environment from your past. You realize they were in positions of influence and were able to succeed in passing their beliefs on to you. Since your mental faculties were not yet developed to the point where you could reason effectively and consciously filter out beliefs that did not serve you in a positive way, you simply accepted their beliefs as your own. Many of those beliefs from that time of long ago are still very much alive and still wielding their influence in your life today. I assume you see how your self image is so very protective of your beliefs and will not readily allow any new incongruent thoughts and images to enter into your subconscious mind to become new beliefs. This is a huge paradox for you. To build a life that conforms to your dreams requires that you develop new (OPPOSITE) consistent thoughts, mental images, and beliefs. For that development to take place, you must find a way or ways to get those new (opposite) consistent thoughts, mental images, and beliefs past that tyrannical sentinel, the self image. I am also assuming that you are sick and tired of being sick and tired, so you have, however reluctantly, identified at least some new consistent thoughts and beliefs you wish to make your own on your own. You have identified a process for change that includes a regimen of repeating affirmations. However unsure you may be, you begin! This I know for sure. You can claim or re-claim control of your own mind power. You are the most miraculous of all living beings on earth. You are the owner of a mind that is so stupendous, that as you truly begin mastering your mind power and consciously using it, there is no dream that you can dream that you cannot achieve. About The Author:
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