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the way you used to do them. It's not necessary to spend the same number of years to start life anew,
but it may take you at least a month or six weeks to change your pattern of doing things. But if you
follow this practice every day, you will be completely transformed. Within a month you will see the
first signs of something new happening.
Knowing that you have the knowledge within yourself to achieve any desire, and that by lighting the
candle you'll trigger that knowledge, the more you can relax about it the more quickly you'll trigger
that knowledge, the more quickly you'll move towards your goal.
These methods have proven very successful for witches in the past. If it is not difficult, it's a good idea
to rhyme your major desire. Rhymes are used because there is an hypnotic effect to reading poetry. It
flows; you get into the swing of it, and it's easy to remember. You want things to be smooth and
.
flowing. You could either rhyme your own or find a piece of poetry that pleases you and adopt it,
substituting your key desire words.
You should use the same rhyme over and over, writing it down: "I'm going to have a handsome son, a
home and man when next year's done." This will have a subtle effect on your subconscious, so that
you will begin to act in the way needed to set into motion events that will result in your obtaining your
desires. The primary thing about happiness is that you can't kid yourself: If you do not know what you
want, you will never get it.
A man called me on two-way radio recently to ask my advice about an upcoming business deal that he
said was very important to him. I felt that his main problem was emotional, not business, so I said to
him: "I don't think this business deal is your problem at all. I think you have a very deep emotional
problem that is pressing on you right now, and that is worrying you a lot more than this business
deal." He admitted it.
People always want to discuss their emotional problems, it seems, but find it hard to begin, or perhaps
don't know how. One woman who called me during a radio show indicated she was primarily
interested in her upcoming wedding. From, all the surface facts it would seem that she was extremely
happy, a lucky bride-to-be who was about to start out on a happy new life. But suddenly I said to her,
"You're not in love with this man at all, are you?"
I detected that although she seemed preoccupied with getting married, the partner was a secondary
consideration. The girl confessed that she did not love him but could not tell me why she was
marrying him. It wasn't for wealth, position or pregnancy, and I can't imagine why she was going
ahead with it at all. Just because he asked her?
To know what you want, you have to learn to know yourself. Always study yourself and discover why
you do things. Analyse everything. You say, "I did that because I wanted this to happen," always
looking at yourself and the things you do and why you do them.
With my own intuition, psychic insight, and a few other things, I try to get people who call me on the
two-way radio to look at themselves. They ask me for advice, or they ask me what to do, but I never
give advice. I tell them that they are failing to explore their real needs. I say, "What you are really
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telling me is that you want to do this because you feel ..." They say, "Yes." They end up being very
happy that someone clarified their thinking for them. They are people who have usually been living in
a pattern of hiding from themselves.
People ask me if one can control or create the future. Yes! What you control is yourself. You can
change or adapt to things and situations that will be happening.
One of the biggest problems in approaching a new way of life is that so many people look at the future
blankly and either deceive themselves or have to admit that they are not sure what they really want.
So if you have been unable to clearly plot your list, perhaps you need an inventory to lead you to the
insight of what your future should have to make a happy you.
You must sit down and make a list of everything that applies to yourself, even very simple things,
like, "I am five-foot-five, I have black hair, I have brown eyes." Put down every statistical fact that
bears on your life, because these are what make you real to yourself, and this is the picture you must
see clearly. Write down whatever you have done that is of any significance to what you are and the
way you live. Even relatives might affect your life and people you react to.
You must even list all your possessions, a complete assessment of everything connected to you. Write
it all out. It should be clearly and briefly stated, line by line, item by item, covering you from top to
bottom, everything you consider a contributing element to your physical appearance or mental
attitudes.
When you have written all these things out, draw a two-column checklist beside it. Examine each item
on the list from the point of, "What, of all these things, do I consider important to myself?" The
questions for a yes and no in each of the columns are, "What do I like? What is it that bugs me?"
It can't be a matter of what your mother thinks is important, or your teachers or the church or the lady
next door. It must be your own secret and personal inventory. Which of these things really matter to
you? Do you like it or not?
What you possess influences what you are to a great extent, and at this stage you cannot separate or
omit any items or relationships from the chart. It all adds up to making you happy or unhappy.
You must be extremely selfish in deciding these desires. Selfishness is often frowned upon as being a
poor trait, but it is not. Until you are selfish enough to make a strong individual out of yourself and
your desires, you will not be a strong enough person to share yourself with others. Make yourself
happy first and then, and only then, will you have happiness to spread around. Those people who
sacrifice themselves do it because they get something fabulous out of it. But others will not extend
sympathy or hold themselves accountable because you destroy yourself for them. Selfish people,
openly selfish ones, are more likeable. You know where you stand. They don't fool around.
In facing the realities that make you what you are, which make your life what it is, you cannot blame
an abusive husband or a misguided parent. You have contributed to these situations. You can remove [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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