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We make time

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A thought, even a possibility, can shatter and transform us.

Nietzsche

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Each aspiration presupposes the admission of a lack, each challenge presupposes a barrier to be overcome. The more adventurous will often choose greater challenges, and so in their minds the contrasts between what they want to achieve and their present status can seem to be impossible. In each case, however, the point of power is the present, and from that moment you choose which you, and which world.

The Nature of Personal Reality

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I had to create a version of myself that could stand and speak.

The Retrievals

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You can change the picture of your life at any time if only you realize that it is simply the one portrait of yourself that you have created from an unlimited amount of probable ones. The abilities, strengths, and variants that you may want to actualize are already latent, in your terms, and at your disposal. If you understand the nature of probabilities, you will not need to ignore your present situation. You will recognize it instead as a probable reality that you have physically materialized. Taking that for granted, you will then begin the process necessary to bring a different probability into physical experience. You will do this by concentrating upon what you want, but feeling no conflict between that and what you have, because one will not contradict the other; each will be seen as a reflection of belief in daily life. As it took some time to build up your present image with its unhealthy aspects, so it may take time to change that picture. But concentration upon the present unhealthy situation will only prolong it. Each condition is as real or unreal as the other. Which you? Which world?

The Nature of Personal Reality

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How are inner and outer reconciled? By realizing that your entire life journey ultimately consists of the step you are taking at this moment. There is always only this one step, and so you give it your fullest attention. This doesn’t mean you don’t know where you are going; it just means this step is primary, the destination secondary.

Eckhart Tolle

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The theme of the emancipation of humanity has lost none of its power.

Alain Badiou

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The imagination of the unconscious and the unconscious will has much more courage than the individual will because it has a vision of immensity, as opposed to the vision of narrowness of the individual will. If you trust the action of the transcendential forces in you to project vision into your conscious mind, and then if you have the courage to believe in the impossible, you will bring the visions of your soul right down onto the screen of your mind and see it all with perfect clarity. You will become what you see.

Toward the One

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Several times a day, pretend that you surrounded by abundance and imagine the things that you want. Each time you do this, the idea becomes a little more possible, a little more real. These thoughts change the beliefs that you have had, and they begin to draw to you abundance. There is no other way to change your physical reality but by changing your thoughts.

The Nature of Personal Reality

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One day I’ll drive in a gold Mercedes Benz, singing opera on Bel Air road

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But who cares what happened each inning? It's the final score that counts.

House of Cards

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Once you think of daily life as an ever-moving three-dimensional painting with you as the artist, then you will realize that, as your beliefs change, so will your experience. You must accept the idea completely, however, that your beliefs form your experience. In the meantime, you will often be in the position of telling yourself that something is true in the face of physical data that seems completely contradictory. You may say, "I live amid abundance" while your eyes tell you that the desk is piled with bills. You must realize that you are the one who produced that "physical evidence" that still faces you, and you did so through your beliefs. So as you alter the belief, the physical evidence will gradually begin to "prove" your new belief as faithfully as it did your old one.

The Nature of Personal Reality

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Many people have, at one time or another, changed their present behavior in response to the advice of a “future” probable self without ever knowing they have done so. Suppose you have a particular goal in mind as a youngster, toward which you work. Your intent, images, desires, and determination form a psychic force that is projected out ahead of you. Now say that at a certain stage you have some decisions to make and do not know which way to turn. You may sense that you are in danger of swerving from your purpose. In a dream or a daydream,  you may suddenly hear a voice that tells you, in no uncertain, terms to go ahead with your initial intent. Or you receive the same information through an urge or a vision or simply by suddenly knowing what to do. The self that you have projected into the future is sending you back encouragement from a probable reality that you can still create. That focused self operates from its present, however, and some day in your own future you may find yourself thinking of a moment back in your own past, when you were indecisive and irresolute but took the proper course. You may think, "I am glad I did that" or "Knowing what I know now, how lucky I am that I made that decision." And, in that moment, you are the future self that “once” spoke encouragingly to the person of the past. The probable future has caught up with the living present.

The Nature of Personal reality