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Kim McFarland and Tom Vizzini present...
Vivid
Visualization
If you can't see it you can't have
it!!
First, I wanted to mention that there
are many books on the subject. These are all great books and tapes, but
unfortunately they don't teach you how to visualize. Let me explain. They tell
you how to use visualization once you already know how, and they help you expand
your abilities that you already have. None of them that I'm aware of take a
person who isn't yet aware of his visualizations, and guide him. It's like
taking a primitive man, putting him in front of a TV set and not telling him to
hit the on button. So, if you're already excellent at visualizing and just want
a few new ideas these books are great, otherwise you'll need a little more help.
I was talking to a guy who didn't feel he could
visualize, and I can understand that. You see, feeling has nothing to do with
seeing. Do you see what I'm saying? : )
First, I'd have all of you guys realize that you do
already visualize, even if you haven't noticed, yet. How do you look in the
mirror and know that your hair looks right? See, if you don't have some idea of
how your hair should look, then you could look like Don King one day and that
would look fine, and you could look like Crusty the Clown the next. Oops, I
think you might have just made a picture. If you know what Don King looks like
and you hopefully don't want to look like that, you must have a picture of Don
King and of yourself in your mind to compare.
After you've learned to visualize, we'll show you
the practical applications of using it to get what you want in your life. For
instance, it's not as important to be able to visualize as what you do with it. In a seminar a couple of years ago, I walked in just in time to get paired up to
do the equalizer. We were doing the exercise and I noticed that the guy just
wasn't getting it, so I stopped him to find out what was going on.
I found out that he was watching himself in his pictures and
the pictures were small and dark. So I had him step into pictures and look
through his own eyes... hearing everything he heard and feeling all the
feelings.
When we walked back in the room A friend of mine was
laughing and told me that the reason nobody had wanted to work with the guy was
that he had said earlier that he couldn't go into a state unless it was
happening right then and there. It was a huge shift because he learned a new way
to use his visualization.
Books and tapes are good, but there is no substitute
for a seminar. You need people there to give you feedback, to find out exactly
where you need help. Even after learning to visualize, it's more important how
you use it. It's the difference between having a paintbrush and keeping it in
the back of a drawer or being the next Michelangelo.
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