Life Is The Realization Of Your Desires

Summary

The undefined website outlines the "101 desires" technique, a Law of Attraction method for realizing personal aspirations, as popularized by Jack Canfield, Mark V. Hansen, and Igor Sibaldi.

Abstract

The "101 desires" technique is a self-help strategy that involves writing down exactly 101 specific, positively phrased desires, each with a clear limit of 12 to 14 words, and reciting them daily. This method, derived from the teachings of Jack Canfield, Mark V. Hansen in "The Aladdin Factor" and further explained by Igor Sibaldi, is grounded in the Law of Attraction philosophy. It emphasizes personal responsibility and connection to one's desires, suggesting that this practice can lead to the manifestation of one's wishes. The technique requires the list to be revised and desires to be updated or replaced as they are achieved or no longer desired. The article also shares a personal testimony of the technique's effectiveness, while acknowledging that the fulfillment of desires may require time to adjust to the changes they bring.

Opinions

The technique is credited with real-world effectiveness, as emphasized by the author's personal experience and the caution to approach it seriously.
The author advises against asking for money directly, focusing instead on specific desires that can lead to financial abundance indirectly.
Comparisons with others are discouraged; desires should be personal and not based on what others have or want.
The technique is seen as a journey of self-discovery, revealing one's patterns, mentality, and the possibilities of life.
The author suggests that the technique can lead to experiences that might be considered miraculous.
There is an acknowledgment that the pace at which desires are fulfilled can vary, and it may be necessary to pause and reflect on the changes that occur.
The author expresses a personal challenge with the rapid fulfillment of desires, indicating a need for time to process the changes.
The article encourages readers to embrace the technique without setting limits on what can be achieved, as evidenced by the author's ambitious linguistic goals.

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Credits for the technique go to Jack Canfield and Mark V. Hansen, who wrote “The Aladdin Factor”. Also the Italian philosopher Igor Sibaldi recently contributed to explain the technique on YouTube videos, in Italian, obviously. I refer to both of them in this article. Moreover, I’ll testify to you according to my personal experience.

The technique of the 101 desires belongs to the thought of the Law of Attraction. It ‘s become famous worldwide in the last two decades, especially after the production of the film “The Secret”, another milestone of the subject, and the homonymous book by Rhonda Byrne.

The technique works, really. That’s why I advise you to be serious about it, or you’ll regret it.

If you could ask for three desires to the Genie in a Bottle, what would you ask?

The technique works like that, exception made for the Genie which is worthily replaced by yourself.

All you need is pen and paper, if you’re good old style like me, or whatever diabolic technological device you are able to manage. You just have to write down 101 desires, following some rules.

Firstly, you make a list of 150. You revise it and lower it down to 101:

they must be exactly 101 wishes, neither more nor less;

formulate your thinking starting with: “I WANT”;

you should be able to express each request on a limit of 12 to 14 words;

avoid negative forms: no, not, don’t…;

avoid diminutives;

you cannot ask for money;

don’t make comparison with others (look like, be tall as..), don’t desire what others desire, focus on yourself;

no serial desires. Each one must be original and complete in itself;

you cannot make the request for anyone else, unless you want to involve yourself by helping the person to reach the result;

you need to repeat the list aloud at least one time, better twice a day, giving real attention to what you’ve written; do it for 365 days;

you can cancel what you have already achieved by the list;

when a desire is canceled you can write down another one in its place;

you can change some of your desires if you realize you don’t want them any longer, and find substitutes for them.

See what’s going to happen.

The path to the fulfillment of your wishes can be short or long, it depends on you.

The deeper you feel connected with your desires, the shorter the pathway.

As soon as you will become aware of the functioning of this technique, I am sure, you’ll start enjoying it greatly.

You’ll learn a lot about yourself, your patterns, your mentality.

You’ll start seeing what’s possible in life, and will soon observe that miracles are real.

One more thing: my experience. I don’t want to deceive you, but some points on my list are still on stand by. Why?

Because I started getting what I wanted and I had to stop. It was all too amazing for me. I need time to metabolize things, especially the material ones. And 101 desires are quite a lot of stuff, you will agree.

Anyway, I make no rule, and my desires are not yours. Who else would like to learn Sanskrit, Russian and Japanese all in one life? Give me a chance. I need more time. Happy bidding to you!