September 25, 2009

Work Hard in your Mind


Visualization and imagination are two of the most important things you can posse. Once you find yourself, you will be able to start learning how to think for yourself. Once you free your mind and put it at ease because you have found yourself, you will be able to start using your true creativeness. The freedom to create, visualize, and imagine whatever you want. Then after that you just work hard in your mind and it will come alive. Make your dreams your reality. Visualization and imagining with feeling draws the things you desire into to your life faster than anything else. When you believe you already have what you want, you get it that much easier. Working hard in your mind should be easy because you should be creating the image that you love. If you don't believe in what you want to create, it will never happen for you. The universe told us, "If we have the faith of a mustard seed grain, we could move a mountain." When will you move your mountain to get what you really deserve in life? Act NOW and bring out the power within you. You are only a decision away from pushing your mountain into the sea, leaving you in peace and free for eternity.

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  1. GabeliSeptember 26, 2009 at 3:02 AM

    Hoping I'm pushing my mountain...we'll see about that though!

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  2. davidoSeptember 26, 2009 at 6:15 AM

    Your thoughts are intriguing, but i prefer less advice and more about your personal experience with this life work you speak of. thanks david

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  3. SlimSeptember 26, 2009 at 7:27 PM

    Hey, I just got your link in my post under "Help". This is definitely different than most of the blogs I have read so far. You sound like you know what you want out of life and don't let anything stop you. That's great.
    Good luck. I'd suggest giving more experiences as well instead of directly telling a person, "This is this..." etc. It helps the reader better relate to the author when they give examples from their own experiences.

    Good luck!!

    -Slim
    thewritingonthewallsaysso.blogspot.com

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  4. Obey the JaySeptember 27, 2009 at 7:28 PM

    Thanks for your comments, I will be posting some new blogs with life experiences as well. I am open to any suggestions so let me know whats on your mind. I'm here to help you.

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