the Mirror Technique

Chapter 6 of the Magic of Believing by Claude Bristol is entitled the Mirror Technique.

Mirror technique. Stare into the mirror. Do you see a man among men, mouse or lion?

The mirror technique is a supercharging method of stepping up the subconscious mind forces.

Stand in front of a mirror and assume the position. Look into the very depths of your eyes and tell yourself, you’re going to get what you want.

Name it out loud. Make a ritual of it and you will be surprised at the results.

You will develop a sense of confidence and power within yourself.

“ Every man carries in his eyes the exact indication of his rank.” – Ralph W. Emerson

the Art of Mental Pictures

Chapter 5 of the self-help classic the Magic of Believing by Claude Bristol is the Art of Mental Pictures.

Assume the virtue in your imagination. See yourself doing the thing and go ahead and just do it.

With vision, the people prosper. Act as if. Act as if you were confident and in control of your destiny.

Plant the right kind of seed and reap a rich harvest in due season, like a farmer.

A true mental picture is proper use of the imagination – a clear and dynamic desire.

Faith combined with works, deeds, action is alive and powerful.

“ If you can dream it – You can do it.”  – Walt Disney

the Power of Thought

The Power of Thought inspired by Chapter 2 of the self help classic The Magic of Believing by Claude Bristol, revised for 2012.

Rolls-Royce luxury automobiles, F-22 jet airplanes and $150,000,000 exquisite mansions – where did they come from originally?

Only one source, from that creative force – THOUGHT. Obssessive thinking and a burning desire makes it so.

Keep your mind off the things you don’t want and on the things you do want. This is the secret to power and plenty.

Something more than hard work is necessary. It is creative thinking and firm belief in your ability to achieve your ideas.

All of our possessions came as a result of our creative thinking. Thought is the source of all wealth.

Successful people have succeeded through their thinking. Their hands were helpers to their brains.

“ There is nothing good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” – William Shakespeare