Real Mind Power Secrets

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Real Mind Power Secrets

• The secret behind this concept is purely positive
  thoughts. It's part of the belief that if a
  person constantly has positive thoughts in mind,
  positive vibes naturally follows. It works the
  same way the power of attraction works. Project
  positive vibes and positive things will be
  attracted to you but if you project negativity
  then only negative things will have an effect on
  you.
• The mind is not only capable of controlling
  oneself but can also have the power to control
  others. This is through hypnosis. Although
  hypnosis can sometimes be seen as a means to
  manipulate or coerce other people into giving up
  their free will, when used for a good cause, it
  can actually be a great medium for therapies. By
  using hypnosis, people who have problems in
  trying to quit smoking for example can instantly
  be reprogrammed to not smoke again. Or for people
  suffering from traumatizing events, it's now easy
  to erase those bad memories in their heads.
  Hypnosis is a viable solution for psychological
  problems and addiction issues when other methods
  just won't work.

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• Positive thinking and hypnosis are just two
  specific abilities the mind is capable of and we
  have only just begun to scratch the surface. The
  brain is truly a fascinating part of the body as
  its full potential is yet to be completely
  understood. If you're interested to know more
  about mind powers, there are a lot of researches
  that you can look up online. When it comes to
  martial arts a lot of people are fixated on the
  physical aspects of it such as Self Defense and
  Fitness. Training in martial arts will help you
  develop discipline and perseverance as well as
  develop your body and fitness.
• The other side of this is that the Mind and
  Spirit parts need to be developed as well in
  order to become a true martial artist. Just as we
  have learned discipline and perseverance threw
  the physical training of the martial arts we must
  explore and develop our knowledge of the mental
  and spiritual aspects of the martial arts. Such
  aspects as Humility, Honor, Respect, Honesty,
  Patience, Integrity, Trust, Positive Thinking and
  overall Morality. We must be courtesy and be
  polite to one another, show respect towards your
  fellow man and others property.

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• We must show and practice Integrity by being
  truthful and making sure our actions and words
  represent each other truthfully. Practice
  perseverance by setting goals and following
  threw. With practice and patience, moving
  steadily toward the goal one finds
  accomplishment. Accomplishment builds self
  esteem. Maintain self-control by learning to be
  more emotional aware of your mental state,
  focusing that awareness builds control and
  emotion intelligence. This is helpful in not
  being surprised or disappointed at the many
  changes we face in life.
• Seek Morality by connecting to the Divine and
  allowing that to guide your actions. Most
  important be ego-less, or to be selfless. As in
  selfless service. This is the most important
  quality for a martial artist to have. The heart
  and mind must be open and not be focused on
  oneself so that he or she doesn't use the skills
  and power gained through training for selfish
  gain but to help and give back to his family and
  community. From the word go, we're programmed to
  believe that we need to better ourselves. If
  we've grown up in the Christian tradition, we
  have learned that he are damaged goods in need of
  repentance - that's not, in fact, at the core of
  the Christian message - in fact, we are actually
  told that we are the children of God.

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• In addition, as a result of The Brain Stimulator
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  we are encouraged to better ourselves by getting
  a good education. Admittedly, there's nothing
  wrong with suitably equipping ourselves for the
  roles we want, need or are forced to pursue in
  life (but to what extent does the normal
  educational curriculum equip us?) but, as a
  result, we are constantly being fed the
  subliminal message that we need to improve our
  imperfect selves.
• Enter "self-improvement" - a whole industry
  devoted to enabling people be better - build
  self-esteem, improve their personality, build
  self-confidence, find their true selves. While
  this is all very laudable (I've been working with
  clients in this field for over fourteen years),
  the problem is the premise from which the whole
  process starts - that you are in need of
  self-improvement. You're not! Instead, you need
  to unlearn the mountain of programming, or
  baggage, that was heaped upon you during your
  formative years. In those formative years, when
  you were young and impressionable, you formed an
  impression of yourself that is way wide of the
  mark. As an adult, you now believe wholeheartedly
  in your perceived faults, failings and
  inadequacies.
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