This could be helpful I have learnt to question other peoples truths because they are not always mine, so on my exponential scale of 0-180 I asked what is the gv ( a measure of energy) of the following I demand 100/180 I ask 140/180 I request 130/180 I choose 180/180 Ross Perry. Cool random fact: Did you know that in Aramaic -- the language Jesus spoke, no less -- the word ask has a VERY different meaning than youd expect? Here it is: Ask, in Aramaic, actually means a mixture of CLAIM and DEMAND. Interesting, right? Because when you read, ask and it is given -- youre NOT being told to ask for what you want. Youre being told to DEMAND it. To claim whats yours for taking. Notice how the energy is different? Asking sucks: it presupposes that you might not get whatever youre thinking about. Big mistake. But when you DEMAND something? Different story. Different game entirely. So... in short... stop asking for stuff. Asking is for people who are OK with not getting what they want. And thats not you, I dont think. So demand to experience the life you want -- and you will. Talk soon, Carl P.S. When you visualize your goals as having ALREADY been accomplished -- in as much vivid detail as possible -- what youre really doing is DEMANDING they manifest. After all, your subconscious mind cannot tell the difference between whats real, and what you make up. So when you imagine yourself as already being the success that you want, youre programming your subconscious with a COMMAND to bring you what you want. Do this daily, even for just a few days or weeks, and youll be amazed at how you seem to flow -- step by step -- towards the outcomes you want. You can give it a try now, on me: HERES A FREE VISUALIZATION MP3 (GIFT) Its called My Ultimate Success Alpha MP3, and 300+ comments on the page will tell you that it rocks :-) I trust youll love it too, and it will help you to get a bit of practice demanding what you want. Download My Ultimate Success here for free.
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