Visualization
Best Practices
Think
about this, everything that exists in our civilized world was visualized
first in the human brain. There are perhaps about one hundred billion
neurons, or nerve cells, in the brain, and in a single human brain
the number of possible interconnections between these cells is greater
than the number of atoms in the universe. Close your eyes and try
to picture that.
Visualizing
consistently your desires and goals will empower you to think creatively.
You can make wonderful things happen in your life simply by visualizing
your goals as real. By visualizing and thinking of your goals and
the good things you want to happen as part of a regular routine,
you're creating a positive energy. From majestic buildings to powerful
computers and means for electronic communication, our capacity to
visualize has created artistic and scientific wonders. The practice
of creative visualization can actually make things happen physically.
Creative visualization is a way of using your mind to get what you
want out of life.
- Visualization
is a deep understanding of people, things, events or situations,
resulting in the ability to think or act to consistently produce
the optimum results with a minimum of time and energy.
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Visualization is the mental ability to optimally (effectively
and efficiently) think and apply knowledge in the need to produce
a desired result.
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Visualization is the comprehension of what is true or right coupled
with optimum judgment.
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Visualization requires control of one's emotional reactions (the
"passions") so that one's principles, reason and knowledge
prevail to determine one's actions.
- Stress,
worry, and anxiety simply come from not been able to visualize
our thoughts or idea into the future and not experiencing gratitude
in the present moment.
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Visualization is the manifestation of wisdom and wellness. In
your daily lives, you must be able to visualize that it is not
wisdom that makes you grateful, but the gratefulness that makes
you wise.
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a Fit and Prosperous Life!
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