Mind Movies - Visualizing your Reality

What is a Mind Movie?

Mind Movies are short videos filled with powerful affirmations, and emotionally inspiring images. A Mind Movie is designed to help you visualize your desired goals, and bring them into your reality.

Here's the very first Mind Movie that I created - on September 12, 2009:

The concept of visualization is not new. NOBODY becomes successful "accidentally". You must have a clear picture of where you want to go.

Mind Movies, as well as their predecessor, vision boards, are based on numerous scientific studies about how the brain works.

Among other things, when the mind believes something to be fact, even if it is not yet fact, the brain behaves as if that thing is indeed a fact.

This is controlled by the part of the brain called the Reticular Activating System, or RAS. It can't distinguish between reality and imagination. Vision boards / Mind Movies exploit this fact, to condition the brain to believe affirmations.

Thus, numerous people have "conditioned" their minds to believe their aspirations. And these aspirations have come true.

Books such as "Think and Grow Rich", "The Science of Getting Rich", "The Success Principles", and "The Breakout Principle" are based on this fact.

It's not at all limited to wealth accumulation, either. Back in 1954, the man who broke the 4-minute barrier for running a mile, Roger Bannister, did so without any precedent. No one had ever run a mile in under 4 minutes before.

In 1943 the world record for the 1 mile race was set at 4 minutes and 2 seconds. That record stood for an amazing 11 YEARS. Until Roger Bannister came along. Through powerful visualization and intent, and after numerous tries, he ran the first sub 4-minute mile in HISTORY.

But that's not the AMAZING part.

Just six weeks later, John Landy, Bannister's arch-rival, took a further 2 seconds off Bannister's time.

In fact, the 4-minute barrier was broken 26 TIMES in the following year!

A mental barrier had been broken.

Until Roger Bannister did it, virtually everyone, including doctors, believed that it was physically impossible for the human body to run a mile in under four minutes.

Roger Bannister used visualization to go over the race in his head, repeatedly. Each time he visualized himself breaking the 4-minute barrier.

In actual fact he had broken the four minute barrier maybe hundreds of times by the time he attempted it on that historical day.

When race day came, he had no doubt whatsoever that he would break the four minute barrier as he had already achieved it so many times in his mind.

Put another way, he created enormously powerful emotional memories of his desired goal. And that made it a reality.

Read the story of Roger Bannister.

Other famous people who have used visualization to attain their success include:

All these individuals used positive affirmations, and powerful visualization, to bring their dreams to life.

Vision boards aid this sort of visualization. Mind Movies, even more so.

Frank Kern, a multi-millionaire Internet Marketing entrepreneur, also used visualization to transform his reality.

Here's a video interview of how Frank Kern did it (he owns the record of earning $23.8 million dollars in 24 hours, on an Internet product launch)...

Along with 6 free mind movies that you can apply to your own mind today... covering wealth, relationships, friends and family, and 3 other categories.

What's your take on Positive Affirmations, Mind Movies, Vision Boards, and the books mentioned above?