The basic concept of entanglement is that once two things come into contact with each other, they remain linked at a distance.[64] This is where Einstein’s well known phrase, “spooky action at a distance” comes from. Quantum mechanics focuses on this from a very micro level of reality, such as with two electrons. However, macro level experiments

“V” stands for visualization.

Take a moment, close your eyes, relax, and think of one of your goals. Just do the visualization portion, don’t try to generate an emotion to go with it. Just go ahead and give this a try right now… Chances are even though you didn’t generate an emotion, one or more arose within you. The basic principle is that the more positive this emotion is,

Nonetheless I do believe it is important for your list to have both physical and emotional (even spiritual) items. If your list is heavy in a single area, it’s probably a good idea for you to do some thinking about what might be missing.

flow goes away, they start trying to find it again using the technique that most recently worked. Save yourself this inconvenience and try to remember that you are enjoying results because you found a working technique. The best way to continue to live in the ‘flow’ is to practice it.

basing your visualizations in the present moment. Using this method, perhaps the most important thing is that you internally experience what you desire as completely and positively as possible, while still keeping your body relaxed.

One that is almost always on my list is increased charitable giving.[8] Another is impacting as many people as possible by helping them learn about power of intent!

positively. Suppose that you want to be debt free. You would close your eyes, go through the progressive relaxation steps, and then try to reproduce an internal state that is your best guess for what you would experience if you were debt free today. Part of this would be how you feel emotionally, which I’ll cover in the next chapter, but it goes

The use of positive, rather than realistic (which may also be positive), emotions is very helpful for less detailed visualizations that are outcome oriented. When you’re using more detailed, process oriented visualizations it is probably best to match your emotions to what you would actually be feeling if the visualization were reality.