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this issue: AH,
IS THIS NOT HAPPINESS? Chin Shengt’an was a 17th century
playwright who once found himself stranded with a friend in a temple
for ten days because of a rainstorm. While thus secluded, the pair
compiled a list of the truly happy moments in life. HOW TO MANIFEST FOR FREE: What I wanted to do was give anybody the opportunity to manifest anything that they wanted to for basically free. The only thing that you need is a couple of good pencils or pens, and a notebook, just a standard, regular notebook. HOW TO MEMORIZE 10,000 NUMBERS OR MORE: If numbers are both abstract and difficult, how did Hideaki Tomoyori of Japan memorize P to more than 10,000 places? How did my classmate in Tokyo also multiply four-digit numbers in seconds? WHAT DO THE RICH AND FAMOUS KNOW THAT YOU DON'T? Tiger Woods, Ellen Degeneres, Charlie Sheen, Drew Barrymore, Matt Damon, and Billy Joel all paid someone else to guide them. These famous people and thousands of others, all hired professionals to help them tap into the power of their minds! The World's Greatest Goal Achiever By
John Goddard
These were not simple or easy goals. They included climbing the world's major mountains, exploring from source to mouth the longest rivers of the world, piloting the world's fastest aircraft, running a mile in five minutes and reading the entire Encyclopedia Britannica. Now, a generation later, he has accomplished 109 of these quests, and has logged an impressive list of records in achieving them. My
Life List, By John
Goddard
STUDY
PRIMITIVE CULTURES
IN: Ah,
Is
This
Not
Happiness?
By
Chin
Shengt'an Chin Shengt’an was a 17th century playwright who once found himself stranded with a friend in a temple for ten days because of a rainstorm. While thus secluded, the pair compiled a list of the truly happy moments in life. The wonderful thing about Chin’s Happy Moments is their lack of piety. Material pleasures are not rejected in favour of loftier ones. Chin's 33 Happy Moments 1. It is a hot day in June when the sun hangs still in the sky and there is not a whiff of wind in the air, nor a trace of clouds; the front and back yards are hot like an oven and not a single bird dares to fly about. Perspiration flows down my whole body in little rivulets. There is the noonday meal before me, but I cannot take it for the sheer heat. I ask for a mat to spread on the ground and lie down, but the mat is wet with moisture and flies swarm about to rest on my nose and refuse to be driven away. Just at this moment when I am completely helpless, suddenly there is a rumbling of thunder and big sheets of black clouds overcast the sky and come majestically on like a great army advancing to battle. Rain-water begins to pour down from the eaves like a cataract. The perspiration stops. The clamminess of the ground is gone. All flies disappear to hide themselves and I can eat my rice. Ah, is this not happiness? 2. A friend, one I have not seen for ten years, suddenly arrives at sunset. I open the door to receive him, and without asking whether he came by boat or by land, and without bidding him to sit on the bed or the couch, I go to the inner chamber and ask my wife: “Have you got a gallon of wine like Su Tungp’o’s wife?” My wife gladly takes out her gold hairpin to sell it. I calculate it will last us three days. Ah, is this not happiness? [That’s nearly two bottles of wine each per day.] 3. I am sitting alone in an empty room and I am just getting annoyed at a little mouse at the head of my bed, and wondering what that little rustling sound signifies - what article of mine he is biting or what volume of my books he is eating up. While I am in this state of mind and don’t know what to do, I suddenly see a ferocious-looking cat, wagging its tail and staring with its wide-open eyes, as if it were looking at something. I hold my breath and wait a moment, keeping perfectly still, and suddenly with a little sound the mouse disappears like a whiff of wind. Ah, is this not happiness? 4. I have pulled out the hait’ang and chiching (flowery trees) in front of my studio, and have just planted ten or twenty green banana trees there. Ah, is this not happiness? Read
the
full
list
of
Chin's
33
Happy
Moments
here... How to Manifest For Free By
Nelson Berry I am constantly receiving e-mails that say something like this: "Please send me something that is free that will cause me to attract money so that I can have money to pay for other things needed. Thank you." This is a typical example of e-mails that are arriving from around the world from people who just don't get it. So what I wanted to do was give anybody the opportunity to manifest anything that they wanted to for basically free. The only thing that you need is a couple of good pencils or pens, and a notebook, just a standard, regular notebook. So how do we do this? Firstly this is a daily exercise. You don't miss a day. Second thing to remember is what we're doing is creating the future. It's a four step sequence. And so, without further ado, let's go ahead and get started. This is going to absolutely blow your mind. It takes about 30 days for it to kick in. It'll actually kick in instantly, but things will start manifesting and coming into your life very rapidly. I'd hate to say, you know, the old rule of thumb is 21 days, but I've seen it happen sooner, I've seen it happen longer. So the key is daily effort. You need to do this exercise every single day without missing a day from here on out, pretty much. And as you start to get your new goal in you switch goals and do it on the next goal. So let's go ahead and get started. The first thing just open up a notebook and I've got mine here. Just open it up to a clean page. Read
the full story here... How to Memorize 10,000 Numbers or More By
Tim
Ferris Numbers, or digit strings, are considered by many mnemonists and cognitive scientists to be the most difficult data to memorize. If numbers are both abstract and difficult, how did Hideaki Tomoyori of Japan memorize PI to more than 10,000 places? How did my classmate in Tokyo also multiply four-digit numbers in seconds? The answer is proper encoding, or translation of the abstract to the concrete. Hideaki used what I’ll teach you here, whereas my classmate used a phantom abacus like in the above video. The average person can only hold seven or fewer numbers in their working memory at any given time, using vocal repetition as an aid. Using proper encoding, trained subjects can memorize all of the area codes in the United States within a 24-hour period… By encoding abstract data first as letters, then as nouns, one can accurately store and recall hundreds of items (images) both forwards and backwards. Watch
an
amazing
video
about
the
potential
of
human
memory
here... What do the Rich and Famous Know that You Don't? By
Valerie Dawson, Certified Hypnotherapist By now you've tried it all. And I mean ALL.
You've
tried it all, and quite frankly, you're wondering
if all this positive thinking stuff is a bunch
of baloney.
You tried a few times and you gave up... That
is, it was just too difficult to do it all
by yourself – especially when you're
just learning and practicing. But the Olympic
medalists, highest paid athletes, movie stars
and billionaires are successful because they
found an easier way to do it. What Do The Rich And Famous Know That You Don't?
They
hired coaches, hypnotists and psychologists
to guide them.
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