How To Materialize Your Desires
by David Cameron Gikandi

It is desire that makes entrance to existence, and its omission closes it.

THEN, could you tell me more about the materialization process?

It is the union of three, "Desire-Thought-Energy", that are the building blocks of creative reality.

What are the steps involved?

First of all DESIRE! Literally make it a BURNING desire. It is this stirring of "inner fire" that will open the doors to existence.

Secondly use your IMAGINATION to generate THOUGHTS that will act as a carrier wave of the desire. Picture the outcome vividly. FEEL IT and see yourself within these scenes as if it were already happening and in a sense it already has. Thirdly ENERGIZE those thoughts through concurrent behavior. Act in a way as if it were already part of your existence. Finally let the Universe deliver. Let Go! Stay out of the way. Just allow it to happen.

So what if the outcome turns out to be different or just seems not to happen at all?

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How to Really Know What You Want - And Get It!
by Charles Burke

Reader’s Question: What should you do when you are not sure what you want? How do you become sure?

This particular struggle is so common that Mark Twain once wrote he could tell anyone exactly how to get whatever they wanted. “But,” he continued, I can’t find anyone who can tell me what they want.”

If this describes your case, then you’re looking in the wrong place for your answer. It’s not a matter of discovering what you want. You already have hundreds of things you want, but you can’t admit it to yourself.

The real question you’re seeking an answer for is “What can you HAVE?”. (The answer to that is “anything,” but you may not be able to allow yourself to accept that yet.)

For the next couple of months stop trying to hit a home run with your manifestation work. Instead, go for the little hits.

Things like:

• Somebody gives me a small amount of money today
• A new friend comes to me today
• I make a good connection with a difficult person today
• I find a solution to _______ (small problem) today
• My boss (teacher, spouse, parent) recognizes me in a special way today
• A new way to feel extra-special finds me today

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Are You Already Rich?
by Stuart Goldsmith

The Wise Person Decides How Much is "Enough" Before Setting Foot on the Path to Riches

Now we arrive at the deepest secret of happiness associated with wealth. Also, this is the most difficult initiation test of all seven. Yes, knowing when to stop is actually more difficult than making it in the first place!

Remember one thing. The aim of life is to happy. Money is one way (yes, a big way) in which you can achieve happiness, but don't lose sight of the fact that it is happiness you are after as a final goal, not money.

If you ever make any real money you will be so caught up in your astonishing success that you will find it very hard to quit. You will be tempted to work harder and faster to get more whilst the going is good. Then, if you hit a lean time, you will work harder and faster to try to get back what you have lost. In short, you will always be working harder and faster. Knowing when enough is enough is the most difficult challenge you will ever face.

Most people do not face this challenge because they rarely make enough to live on and almost never create a surplus. However, it is useful to ask yourself the question at any stage of your life, even if "flat broke" as I hope to prove.

This is one of life's big questions, and I believe it would help you to try and answer it right now. In this single question I believe is embodied the spirit of the next thousand years - no small claim!

What is the question?

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Your Health is Your Wealth:

Hypnosis Helps the Famous to Handle It All
by Steve G. Jones

One may think that to be rich and famous means all your worries will go away. It may be true that wealth and notoriety do remove some common concerns, but a whole new set of issues can plague the famous and infamous alike. That is why many well known celebrities are using hypnosis to cope with the pressure of being in the lime light.

Fergie, a singer from the pop band Black Eyed Peas has said hypnosis is her preferred method of achieving complete relaxation. Hypnotherapy has helped her deal with the stresses of fame. She is a strong supporter of the therapy and wants to help people understand that hypnosis is not the "fruity and weird" experience that some believe it to be, but a viable form of relaxation and exploration.

Tom Mankiewicz, writer of "Superman the Movie" believes that hypnosis is the way to make all kinds of positive changes in your life. Others, such as Sondra Ray, author of several books and founder of the Divine Mother Moment, states that hypnosis is extremely beneficial and that she was, "unable to get to the root of the problem through any other method."

Hypnosis and hypnotherapy differ in some important ways. Hypnosis is that trancelike state that many people experience throughout the day without even realizing it. You may be on "autopilot" while driving or reading the words in a book without really focusing on what they say. This is the first step in hypnotherapy, which then adds a scripted message that can change thought patterns and behaviors.

Beau Upchurch, Pitcher for the Dodgers baseball team understands the impact that hypnotherapy can have on achieving his goals. Referring to his sessions with Clinical Hypnotherapist, Steve G. Jones, he states, "Steve...woke me to a new realization of my goals and the road to a new beginning... I now step on the field more confidently and poised with an excellent outlook on the way I pitch."