The True Life Story of Success and The Lessons Learned from It

Inspirational Story (essay)

This section entails the real life stories shared by those people who practice materialization of thoughts on daily basis and today they are an inspiration for the world. These people dedicated their attention, time and energy as their sole resources in the materialization of thoughts and in turn all these return to them in the form of their dreams fulfilled in their real life. The main focus of their lives had been seeing the positive and good and they attract good and positive in front of their eyes all the time. They receive what they give.

Mr. K. who learned this art from one of his life coaches to earn money shares the first story, he used to teach at a university and interested in becoming a millionaire. When he worked with his coach on the materialization of thoughts about becoming rich he realized that his per year income was doubled after one year. His coach told him about setting a goal that he wanted to achieve but the condition was to set a goal that is big enough to achieve with the use of this secret technique of materializing of thought. The materialization goal was settled at adding one more zero in his previous income per year. This way all the year, he focused on that one more zero and that image came to him like air comes from a fan. What he used to do was, he creates an image of that amount of money settled as a goal of his life within a year and stick that on the roof above his bed. Every time he lays on bed morning and evening the visualization becomes easy. This was all done to reach that goal in real life and suddenly there came the opportunities that open the doors for him to achieve double the amount of money by the end of the next year as compared to the last year. This turned possible thanks to the materialization. Whenever he thinks about reaching toward a certain goal. He utilizes this technique and stays stress free in short near to his desired goal.

Mrs. P shares another success story. She is from Singapore. She said, “I watched a magic show and the magician said that he started his practice in early childhood. By the time he was a teenager he found out that his love for magic has increased and he is now an expert in his magic skills. She then said that I believe that magic cannot be done without a strong mind power. Unless we believe that something is magical, we cannot make that thing appear as magical. She said if we think that we already reached where we want to be we would most likely to be at that place in the near future. Whatever you want to become, act like one and you will get the opportunity from universe. There are vibrations around you that work for you and respond in the quick positive way. For example, if you want to become a teacher, act like one, ask yourself how you would be if you act like a teacher, speak like a teacher, write, think, behaves like a teacher. If you want to be famous, acts like a famous personality. In this manner, you can act like a politician. Behaviors and thoughts are interrelated. They influence each other. Those who think that thinking is hard for them to focus on, they can act and the thoughts will be molded. So ask yourself, how you would act when you will win a lottery, when you become a parent, when you get your dream job, when you marry the love of your life and relax.

Take this vision with you all the time and everywhere. The magician did the same. He continued to think and behave like a magician, he shows his skills in small workshops, events and then study about magic further to practically apply the skills. He achieved what he used to say, “I will study magic and I will become famous. He carries his vision with him around the world and one day finally he reads in a newspaper that he is a world’s famous magician from Singapore. Yes, this is the belief a person requires. His mindset and persistence helped him to synchronize with the vibrations of universe to attract his passion in real life. He now presents the skills with 100% confidence to the world that didn’t know he could ever do that. He changed his reflection from a common man to a famous person and not only gets popularity but fame and wealth as well.

Businessmen also use this method. There are number of articles in different newspapers. Take one out of the box initiative and build your own concrete castle just after visualizing one in your mind. One more story we have is story of Ana who always wanted to travel around the world but don’t have money to do that. As a New Year resolution, she placed a picture of statue of liberty in front of her so that she can visualize that next year on New Year she will be there. She discussed her passion with some people in the meantime, who listened to her and thought she is crazy but that picture motivated her to save money as she always think and remember what she wants to do and how. That plan makes her a favor and on New Year, she visited America.

Lastly, we have a story of Dave who strived to understand that how visualization gets what a person wants and wishes in life. Your intentions get a new life, said Dave who increased his car sales within few months using this technique. After receiving a loan from bank he started his business and then from a lower end he grabs the highest counter of his own money bank. Now, he has his own luxury car and a brand new house that he always wished for his family. He truly was not able to afford these properties before he realized what he can do is what he can attain.

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