How To Tap The Incredible Secret Powers of Your Mind
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How To Tap The Incredible Secret Powers Of Your Own Mind!!
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PART ONE: “The biggest block to any man’s success is found in his head”
I am very pleased to welcome you to “How To Tap Tap The IIncredible ncredible Secret Power Of Your Own Mind. Mind . I know you are going to find enrolling on this course one of the most important steps you have ever taken. The above statement may seem a hard one to live up to, nevertheless it is one I fully intend to try. It is my intention to show you how you can take control of your own mind and therefore your own life from this point onwards. By learning the art of Hypnosis and Self Hypnosis you will be able to mould your life the way you want it. Many who have gone before you were staggered by how their lives could have been so utterly changed for the better simply spending ust twenty very rela!ing and pleasant minutes twice a da day. y. The idea that something so simple can be so rewarding is hard to understand until you have e!perienced it.
You You will learn:! How "ou can de#elop the uni$ue talent%& power%& and abilitie%& that we all po%%e%%& to undrea'ed of hei(ht%) How to beco'e rich and %ucce%%ful. %ucce%%ful. and get anything you want from life. How "ou can increa%e "our power% of concentration& 'e'or"& or ph"%ical %ta'ina) How to control and eradicate an" fear% or phobia% that spoil and disrupt your life and prevent you from enoying your life to the full. "or e!ample fear of flying, fear of insects, of enclosed spaces, or whatever, the list goes on and on. Smoking is one of the few vices that can be cured with one course of Hypnosis# Think of all that money you could save each year if you gave up not to mention the improvement in your health, more breath and energy, bett better er taste of food etc. 3
How to (i#e up %'o*in( and 'a*e +,-.&... in the proce%%/ $et us assume the average smoker spends %&.'' per day. That comes to %().'' per week and %)'*( per year. $ets assume a smoker gives up and instead puts the money they would have spent on cigarettes into a building society account at say + interest. -fter twenty years they would have amassed %/,'''. That is enough to give them a %/' a month income for life. It that person was twenty when they gave up in they would have a staggering %)&/,''' in the account by the time they the y reached fifty. How to lo%e wei(ht) There is a vast industry selling the public one new diet plan after another which seldom work. -ll that dieting does is lead people to overeat again. -fter an initial time the weight might drop off but soon goes up again later, and the whole miserable cycle c ycle starts all over again. aga in. 0ould you like to know how to lose weight and maintain that perfect figure1 How to i'pro#e "our (olf handicap or "our tenni% %win() How to (i#e confident public %peeche%) How to beco'e 'ore popular and 'a*e friend% ea%il") How to i'pro#e "our lo#e and %e0 life/
In %hort an"thin( "ou want fro' life i% "our% for the ta*in( and "ou are (oin( to be %hown how to t o (et it in %i'ple ea%" %tep%/ %tep% / IHypnosis know thatand to those of youpower who have not had anylives e!perience of that you have its ama2ing for good in our might feel read some pretty fanciful claims. They must be too good to be true. 3ie in the sky1 Scientific research at the 45$- has established that we only use a tiny percentage of our true mental ability. 6arly this century s scientists cientists believed humans only used about )' of their brain brain## T Today oday scientists believe we use less than (. $et me assure you right here and now that those claims are only a fraction of what you can do as a human being. Merely the tip of the iceberg. In -merica at 75ray 8esearch9 they have been carrying out research using a combination of very powerful computers and Hypnosis. 4sing such advanced techni:ues they have been able to prove that the human brain can absorb information at phenomenal speeds. Some subects have been able to process more than ;*',''' words per minute# (More on this at later date.) 4
-s a human being you are empowered with talents and abilities abilities that you probably never dreamed of. uiet desperation9, to :uote ?scar 0ilde, only to end their lives in bitter resentment and anger thinking of what might have been if only they had had
the breaks and chances others seem to have. I find it very sad that many people are content to base the future happiness of their lives on the random selection of a few ping pong balls falling out of a lottery machine every Saturday night# They prefer to throw a few pounds away every week on a fourteen million to one chance which they know they will never win rather than actually do something about improving their lives. -nd even if they do win this money there is no guarantee that money alone is going to make them happy and feel fulfilled in their life as many have discovered. -fter all there are only so many meals you can eat, houses you can live in, cars you can drive, etc.
1o "ou reall" *now what it i% "ou want fro' life) I 'ean reall" *now2 If you ust want money and other material riches then that is no problem you will be shown how to get them. lt@s relatively easy# eas y# = =ou ou will be shown how to programme your mind to tap your vast creative resources and put them to work for you. But I hope you will gain much much more from this course than ust money. If not then I will feel that I have badly let y you ou down. Maybe you want to increase your ability drastically to retain facts and information so as to get a first class honours degree. 3erhaps you want to master several foreign languages. ?r maybe you want to perfect your techni:ue at tennis, football, snooker, or at playing the piano. 3erhaps you want to be more patient with your family. Be a calmer driver. Be a better lover. Aet less stressed when problems pro blems arise. $ook younger, lose weight, get fit and trim. Be more popular and make more friends. 5
Be the best in your field# oin( into trance ! Induction) et >et a co'petent dia(no%i% fir%t) 4or e0a'ple if "ou are in con%tant pain and do not *now wh" (o to a doctor before u%in( H"pno%i% to nu'b the pain) Pain i% natureC% warnin( %i(nal that %o'ethin( i% not ri(ht) If "ou brea* "our
ar' "ou would not 6u%t u%e H"pno%i% to *ill the pain) You would (o to ho%pital and ha#e it put in pla%ter) End of Ser'on/;
How To 4ind Out 3hat You Reall" 3ant fro' 5ife) 43
I will assume for the sake of argument that you do not have any pressing or urgent health problems that you need to be resolved. I would like you to write down on a piece of paper your answers to the following :uestions. If you don@t think you have enough time to do it properly leave it until later when you do have the time. It only takes a few minutes but does re:uire careful thought and consideration. ). 0hat five things do you value most in your life1 0hat five things would you strive for or make sacrifices for1 aC. bC. cC. . eC. fC.. (. In no more than thirty &'C seconds write down the three most important goals in your life right now1 . . . &. 0hat would you do if you won %),''',''' tomorrow1 0hat things would you buy1 0hat debts would you pay off1 0hat places would you travel to1 . . 44
/. 0hat would you do if you had no mental or physical limitations placed on you. By this I don@t mean would you fly like a bird or would you like to turn into a horse and win the Arand Gational# 0hat I mean is what do you dream of doing or aspire to do but thus far have been afraid to try1 .
. . . 0hat would you do if you were told you only had si! months to live1 That is to say if you had si! months to live in perfect health what you do, what would you change, how would you spend your time1
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;. 0hat have you always wanted to do bu butt never had the opportunity, money, or courage to try1 0hat have you held back from trying1
. . . . 0hat things or actions on your part give you the greatest feeling of self worth, recognition, or importance.
. . . +. Imagine you have ust found an old bottle on the beach and you uncork it and a Aenie rushed out granting you ust one wish1 0hat one thing would you ask for if anything could be granted. >.. ?)>>>>>>.. 5
The first two goals are very important to you and lay the foundations for anything else you do later. T The he cassette tape you received last month will be of incredible use to you here. If you have been using it regularly then your state of mind should be becoming much more positive and resilient. The techni:ues described on that tape are very powerful. It is important that you don@t get too impatient at this stage. Many people get too carried away and they overload their minds with too many varying goals all at once. 8emember try not to have conflicting goals. igong techni:ues were in turn handed down to them by the anciens. So it is very hard to know for certain how long >igong has been practised in china but it could have been used for at least ;''' years. It is thought that ;igong started out as some form of callisthenics. Then around an eccentric monk the T antric school of Buddhism arrived''-< from India and taught the from 5hinese the science of breathing called !ranayama. This laid the foundation for the 5hinese health and longevity e!ercises as well as their martial arts. The monk was called Bodhidharma and certainly an interesting character. 7It is said he sliced off his own eye lids to sto! himself from nodding off during the numerous meditations he !ractised. Before he would teach the 5hinese anything he insisted on retiring to a monastery for nine years of solitary meditation facing a stone wall “listening to the ants scream’< ;igong practise counters the many shocks and attacks our
immune systems are e!posed to on a daily basis. It switches the body@s autonomous nervous system over to parasympathetic mode. In other words it calms the system down and revitalises the vital organs, glands, and brain. It has a very strong effect upon the circulation of the blood. This in turn greatly increases the body@s ability to deliver many vital immune substances to all the tissues and cells and increases the rate that the body can take away the various waste products that accumulate there. The common denominator in all eastern cults is the stress they place on the importance of breathing. -ncient tomes on yoga state that “1ife is in the breath” and they also believe that the body absorbs life force 7;i or =rana from the air. 0estern scientists have discovered that flares in the skin will glow more brightly when subects breath in pure o!ygen indeed this effect is more marked if ionised air is used. ?ne e!planation of this phenomena is that surplus electrons from o!ygen may provide fuel for our energy field. If the air we breathe does not contain abundant :uantities of negative ions we rapidly feel tired and listless. Taii:uan is what is known as an internalrely style opposed to anTa e!ternal style like karate or Taikondo which on as muscular force. Taii:uan ii:uan relies on yielding toTa anikondo opponents attack and channelling that force against them. The Taii Taii adept use the intrinsic energy known as >i or 5hiC which they learn to generate within their own bodies to defeat an attacker. Because the martial concepts used in Taii Taii are much deeper and more profound than most other styles it is much longer and harder to learn. However the more practise you do the better you will become and your defensive ability will actually improve with age not weaken which tends to be the case with an e!ternal form. ;i is a difficult word to translate because the 5hinese have at least forty uses of the word however for our purposes you can think of it as a form of energy or life force. In 5hina many believe that everything in the universe has an energy aura or field. This includes inanimate obects like rocks. $iving creatures like animals, insects, and plants have a bigger energy field or life force than inanimate obects. In 5hinese medicine it is thought that good health depends on the ;i being balanced, able to flow and circulate smoothly and uninterruptedly throughout the body. bod y. If the flow is interrupted and stagnates for some reason then illness will be the result and if it stops entirely there will be death. 0ater is often used as a way of describing what they mean, when water stops moving it stagnates and smells. The 5hinese believe that the body has two circulatory systems. ?ne that is known to western science is the blood circulation which is responsible for taking o!ygen and nutrients to the cells in the body and carrying away waste products. The other system is the internal energy or ;i circulation which supplies the organs and cells of the body with vital energy. )''
The channels though which this life force flows are known as meridians. i using infrasound, low fre:uency amplitudeDmodulated infrared radiation, lowD fre:uency magnetic information, particle flow information, visible or superfaint light, and organic ion flow, among others. 0hen >i is used for healing purposes they have noticed that there is a marked wave motion and undulation which can produce physiological changes medical benefits. Tests with have shown infrared radiation from and the palms and fingers T ofests a nonDpractitioner of that >igong does not have the same wave motion and undulation. The level of infrared heat radiation created by a >igong master might only measure about a few tenths of a microwatt. This still pu22les researchers because the heat given off by infrared heat radiators currently on the market are a few tenths of a kilowatt, which represents a huge difference in magnitude. The energy given off by a >igong master, although very faint, has a much stronger healing power. Some e!periments have shown that >i will penetrate lead plates and contains gamma ray wave bands. Scientists, with the aide of a e!tremely sensitive galvanometer, have been able to study and measure the electrical current at the various acupuncture points around the body. They discovered that these points gave unusually strong readings. By comparing the different readings of people in good health with those who were ill or very tired they discovered a difference of around si! or seven microDamperes. These figures are very significant when you consider the average healthy person would read about eight microDamperes. ?ne of the most important aspects of 5hinese Ta Taoist oist philosophy is that of balance and harmony in all things. Tao is often translated as “the way” or “the !ath”. The 5hinese have long been avid students and observers of nature. It is always their wish to work in harmony with nature and not againstit. They believe that the universe consists essentially of two forces #in and =ang. 6!amples of #in and #ang are sometimes described as male and female, positive and negative, sweet and sour, hard and soft. In these e!amples =in is soft and =ang is hard. )')
The first record of the terms #in and #ang were made in 7The Book of 5hange9 about )('' B5. The concept of #in described as 7a shady side of a hill9 and #ang as 7a sunny side of a hill9. These are useful images because they not only show the polarity of the two conditions they also give us the idea of change. -s the earth rotates the sun@s shadow will move and what was cast in shadow will now be in the sun and what was in the sun will now be in shadow. 0hat was #in has become #ang and vice versa. The two states coe!ist in harmony with each other and are not in conflict. ?ne cannot e!ist without the other they are relative to each other. "or e!ample you cannot have beauty unless there is ugliness to contrast it. In the west out philosophy is more dualistic. 0e tend to think in terms of absolute opposites, black and white, right and wrong etc. The 5hinese this approach too rigid and in fle!ible. "le!ibility is the key to
Taoist thought. In 5hinese martial arts this c cyclic yclic idea of hard and soft, yield and attack is vitally important. This belief permeates all their sciences from medicine to cooking and is known as the Areat 3rincipal. =ou =o u may have seen the ancient symbol, sho shown wn here below in "ig ), reflecting #in and #ang.
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Fust as a good curative hypnotist will endeavour to find the root cause of a patient@s distress, a 5hinese doctor will try to establish the root cause of a persons illness. He will not ust treat the e!ternal symptoms. He will try to find out why there is an imbalance in their intrinsic energies and then balance them. In this way a patient will recover and their symptoms will disappear. If you have ever practises >igong# Ta Taii ii you will already kno know w that great care is taken to make sure that the e!ercises ar are e balanced. =o =ou u never ust develop one side or part of the body but e!ercise it evenly.
Natural Ener(" 4ield%:! 0estern science has established that the earth has its own geomagnetic field. Taoists Taoists have been a aware ware that the earth h has as an electromagnetic field for probably si! thousand years or more. They considered the sky to be the positive pole 7yang and the earth to have negative or =inC =inC polarity polarity.. The resultant electromagnetic field that is generated is known as ;i. In ;igong training we as human beings are taught how to interact with this power. = =ou ou learn how to harmonise the fre:uency of your own energy with that of the earth@s. "rom the western scientific point of view electric currents will generate magnetic fields around whatever is passing through, a wire for e!ample. igong every day. 0hat is more I heard she was considering a visit to 6urope to give demonstrations# I know that I can feel very tried before a Ta Taii:uan ii:uan session but after two hours of training I feel greatly invigorated. It works# 0hat I have tried to do here is show you that our state of health is largely in our own hands, or more accurately in our own minds. Some people are very sceptical about alternative methods of health care and have negative gut reaction to them. It is for this reason I have used 5hinese cultural and medical e!amples in this release because their theories are firmly based on research and observation over many
thousands of years. I wanted to show you a different way of looking at yourself and your body. =ou can use SelfDHypnosis to improve your health. 6ach of us does have a life force, or >i, within us which can be strengthened and used to keep us healthy. There is a lot more on this subect that I must tell you about, however for now this will have to do.
The relea%e will tell "ou how Ne0t "ou can prolon( "our life and loo* and feel "ear% "oun(er "oun(er)) 112
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Secret Powers Of Yo Your Own Mind! Part Si( 1i%clai'er The author and publisher of this material are NOT RSPONSI" in an# manner for an# in$uries which ma# occur throu%h readin% or followin% the instructions in this material& 'n# reader who e(periences discomfort from carr#in% out an# of the e(ercises in this material should see) medical ad*ice& + '&,& Mail Order -... / 0111& 'll Ri%hts Reser*ed& Neither the whole nor an# part of this document ma# be reproduced2 stored in an# data retrie*al s#stem or transmitted in an# form whate*er b# means electronic2 mechanical2 photocop#in%2 recordin% or otherwise& 'n# breach will be enforced at law&
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PART SI= “3e are 'ore than the %u' of our part%)
5on(e#it") This months release is closely connected to last months. ?bviously to live long of lifehealth it makes thatfeel. you Having probably have behave at least aware of yourastate andsense how you said thattowe all heard stories of people who drink a bottle of whisky and smoke si!ty cigarettes a day living to eighty. This This is unusual but not une!plainable. I would suggest that these people have an unusually strong and resilient constitution and might have lived a good deal longer if they have followed a different or more moderate path. -s you might e!pect I will use some ideas ideas from T Taoist aoist practise and philosophy since they are tried and tested. But perhaps we should consider the following :uestionJD
3h" tr" and li#e to a (reat a(e2 I think most people would agree that living to a great age in itself should not be our prime obective but rather achieving the best :uality of life for as long as possible. Gobody wants to end up vegetating in a nursing home suffering from 3arkinson disease or some other ghastly illness. 0ho wants to
end up like Tithonus In the Areek Myth who gained the gift, or curse, of immortality without the gift of eternal youth. I personally feel it is futile to prolong life ust because high tech intervention makes it possible.
"hy seek to add more, 7ust to lose it again, wretchedly without 7oy$ 5ucretiu%) 0hen I mentioned that some >igong masters can live into their )''@s I also mentioned that they lived active and useful lives. They still enoyed life. This is :uite different from many people who live into their )''@s unable to move about, speak, or think coherently. The great mystics from India, who practise yoga, a and nd the Ta Taoist oist masters in china all e!ude great life and vitalityNenergy you would normally e!pect from someone half their chronological age. These people are not trying to cling to life or even fear death. ?n the contrary they welcome death when it eventually comes because it represents their ne!t stage in life. "or them life never ends there is no death and so no fear. It is unimportant whether you believe this or 114
not I am not pushing any philosophical argument or religious belief hereC. The aim of the mystic as he sees it is to develop himself spiritually as far as possible in this life and attain enlightenment. ?nce they have achieved this they believe it is their time to move on. Gow for us lesser mortals I would assume we mainly want to enrich the :uality of our lives and live a long and active e!istence. uantum universe which is in
a constant flu! of change and transformation. It is estimated that there are si! trillion reactions taking place in each of our cells every second# The condition and state of the cells in a person@s body are uni:ue to that person. Their condition is dependant upon the uni:ue e!periences that a person has had throughout their life and how those e!periences have been allowed to effect the metabolism of their bodies. ?ur bodies are under constant attack every single day from pollution, radiation, ultraviolet light, among many other things. If a cell from your body was removed and placed on a glass slide and left outside for ust a few moments it would die. ?n the cosmic scale of things there are great forces at work which are ever ready to destroy life. So why does life e!ist at all1
Entrop":! i or 3rana there would appear to be a connection.
Me%'eri%':! "ran2 -nton Mesmer )&/D)+)C is worth a mention mainly becauseof the work he did and the fame he achieved, or perhaps notoriety would be a better word, he was responsible for putting Hypnotism, or mesmerism as it was then called, firmly on the medical map. He trained initially as a priest before studying law before eventually switching to medicine and :ualifying as a doctor by the age of thirty two. He was widely read and knew the theories concerning astronomy and Gewton@s laws of gravity which greatly helped put the theories of animal magnetism to the fore. Mesmer thought that it was possible to restore our state of health by harmonising and balancing these heavenly forces within us. -gain these ideas had an uncanny similarity to those long held in the east. The problem was that with all the great discoveries being made in fields of mathematics, electricity, 137
and magnetism, among others, he really thought he could offer a sound logical and scientific e!planation for what was then called animal magnetism.
His treatment of patients involved the use of magnets and other paraphernalia. He himself was reputed to wear a great lilac cloak and held an iron rod in one hand. In the centre of the room he had placed a large vat out of which metal bars were proected. The vat would contain water and iron filings and each patient would sit around it grasping one of these iron bars. Mirrors where carefully positioned around the room so as to reflect a gentle light on the proceedings and soft music was often played to create the right atmosphere. In this ama2ing setting Mesmer is said to have walked around to each patient and touched them on the shoulder with his iron bar. Gow you have to realise that these people would have been in a very heightened state of e!pectancy. Many said they e!perienced very curious sensations through their bodies while others fell about in convulsions. In any case after a few sessions they would state that they felt cured of whatever the illness was they were suffering from. Today this use of ritual would be considered pointless but at that time it might have provided the necessary catalysis to help the patients cure themselves. It gave them a link to their subconscious mind. It was a bit like using a placebo. -nother techni:ue he used was to strap magnets to a patients body in in the belief that this would harmonise the various forces within the body. -gain these patients would claim to feel strange feelings running up and down their bodies while having this treatment and would often declare themselves cured. The success that Mesmer enoyed and the fame and wealth it attracted also attracted great suspicion and envy, from his more orthodo! medical colleagues. -lthough what I have described here is not strictly speaking hypnosis there are subtle links between two. -s you probably now realise a strong positive e!pectation of a desired outcome can have a very powerful effect on the mind. It was one Mesmer@s pupils who is said to have discovered somnambulism. In this state a person can obey instructions, talk, open their eyes and yet still remain in a trance. Gews of Mesmer@s of 4S-. his pupils and associates spread throughout 6urope work and even eand ven that to the - number of physicians witnessed demonstrations given by 8ichard 5henevi!, himself a fellow of the 8oyal Society, in $ondon in )+(*. -mong the audience was a Fohn 6lliotson. 6lliotson was born in )+; the son of a south $ondon chemist. -fter 13
graduating from 5ambridge and then :ualifying as a physician he travelled to 13/
6urope studying in various continental schools. 4pon his return he set up his practice near the hospitals of Auy@s and St Thomas@s. He was a man of strong views who did not suffer fools gladly and often had problems with figures in authority. He was elected 3rofessor of Medicine at the then new 7Gew 4niversity 5ollege9 of the 4niversity of $ondon. The university was taught nonDdenominational and this was surprisingly the first time medicine was at university level. 6lliotson pioneered many new and important techni:ues in medicine.
He taught medical students at the bedside of the patients in order to give them greater e!perience. Before this students would serve a fiveDyear apprenticeship with an older doctor. He was the first doctor to use a stethoscope and taught the correct way to e!amine the chest among many other useful discoveries on the use of drugs. He became interested in the theories emanating from 6urope at the time namely the work of "ran2 Aall. Aall maintained that our emotions could have a physiological effect on the body and were independent of our will. This theory laid the foundation for the later work of Sigmond "reud and the study of the subconscious or unconscious mind. 6lliotson was originally a little sceptical about mesmerism but soon became a great supporter of its use. He did in fact open the 7Mesmeric Hospital9 in "itt2roy S:uare in $ondon. In his ournal 7The Roist9 he detailed many of the cases he treated. ?ne such case was that of a woman who had an amputation at the thigh while under mesmerism and who felt no pain. =o =ou u have to bear in mind that many of his contemporaries were still treating their patients by bleeding them with leeches. -naesthesia did not e!ist, e!cept for brandy, b randy, and so surgeons had to resort to strapping their patients to the table in order to carry out an operation like an amputation. -gainst this grisly background 6lliotson went on to publish the details of some seventy si! similar operations which were carried out where patients felt no pain# 6lliotson was not the only physician using mesmerism as a form of anaesthesia. ?ther operations were featured in 7The Roist9 one concerned a surgeon called 7Mr 0ard9 who amputated a man@s leg. There was also a Scottish surgeon called Fames 6sdaile working in 5alcutta who carried out literally hundreds of painless operations. He had the patients 7mesmerised9 for one and a half hours each day for five days. -lthough he had the total support of the Aovernor Aeneral at the time his reports were reected by the medical authorities. 25? coission@ http(==hop.clic'ban'.net=hop.c"ihealth1=-adua
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