Imagination - The Most Powerful Tool You're Not Using

Two weeks ago E was in a room with three thousand people in Basel, Switzerland. Before the meditation started, Joe Dispenza asked everyone to journal on three questions: what is the possibility you want, what are all its parts, and what are the elevated emotions that go with it. In this episode, E takes that experience and builds the most complete teaching on imagination the show has delivered. From Neville Goddard's foundational truth that imagination is the most powerful creative force available to a human being, to the most important reframe of the episode — anxiety is the misuse of imagination — to E's own daily mantra practice and the proof that his entire current reality is the product of his imagination over the last eighteen months. Abraham Lincoln said it best: to believe in the things you can see and touch is no belief at all. But to believe in the unseen — that is a triumph and a blessing.

Show Notes:

You are always imagining.

The question is never whether. The question is always what.

Anxiety is the misuse of imagination. The person who worries vividly already has the capacity. They just need to point it differently.

This week's practice:

Find fifteen minutes — morning is best. Journal on three questions:

1. What is the possibility you want? Make it specific.
2. What are all its parts? See it completely.
3. What are the elevated emotions that go with it? How do you FEEL in that life?

Then close your eyes. Move between the clear intention in your mind and the elevated emotion in your body. Back and forth. Until they speak the same language.

Do it every morning this week.

"To believe in the things you can see and touch is no belief at all — but to believe in the unseen is a triumph and a blessing." — Abraham Lincoln

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