You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery, podcast number 143. Thomas Miller back with you.

And yes, this is a continuation of podcast 142. So if you're working your way from iTunes working backwards, skip down to podcast 142 first and then come back up here, because literally

this is just an ongoing, we're starting back up where we left off.

We are discussing Neville Goddard's article called Believe It In, where basically the technique

that Dave asked was, what about this concept of saying something in the past tense

as though it was reality? Something that we would like to have in our lives, we state it as

though it already exists. It's the exact same concept as scripting. Scripting, you write something

like you're a journalist writing about an

event that just took place. So a journalist, unless they were doing a live shot of breaking news,

would always talk about something that had just happened. But they would talk about it in the urgency

of its fulfillment. In other words, like a traffic accident. Let's say that, you know, in your town that a milk truck collided with a chicken truck.

They had to clean up all the chickens in the milk before rush hour could continue.

You know, there's the reporter out there talking about what had happened, the collision,

what's going on now, the cleanup, and what the impact is.

But that's creating a real situation right now.

And that's the concept going on here. You can do that through the concept of scripting. So you can

write in your journal or in your computer program, things that you would like to see unfold in your

life, but you write about them as though they've already happened. Write it as a journalist

covering you. That's a very powerful technique. There's another addition to that is you can buy a thin

notebook. Don't get it too thin, but you want at least, say, 30 or 60 or something pages in there.

And the idea is that if you write in that journal every

day on a page about what you want, that by the time you have written on the last page of the journal,

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