9 NO RAZZ MA TAZZ. JUST THE RAS!
Before I divulge what I consider one of the most
important discoveries of the twentieth century, I
would like to reiterate one or two points. We have so
far discovered that to perform certain tasks,
successfully, in our own lives, whether the task be
selling, or earning money, or closing a certain deal, or
carpentry, or welding, or to accomplish the task of
being a success, we must have certain knowledge in
the individual neurons, in the electrochemicals that
make up our biocomputer programs. We can get that
information into our biocomputers in a variety of
ways. We can actually practice the thing that we wish
to achieve, we can simulate or role play the event as
though it is really happening or we can relax and
visualize whatever it is we would like to happen in the
future. All these methods accomplish the same thing,
namely, they impregnate the electrochemicals in the
neurons, the neurons link together to form a ganglia,
which is a program for your biocomputer, a track for
you to run on.
I never want you to forget that the biocomputer
cannot tell the difference between a real experience
and a vividly imagined experience. So by vividly
imagining that you are a millionaire or a pop star or a
successful entrepreneur, you put that program into the