the people he would be doing a real deal with. He then
used to go over the deal in great detail, over all the
objections and why the deal couldn't be done this way
or that. What the price would be, what would be the
best scenario and what would be the worst scenario. He
would go over every aspect of the deal, sometimes
playing his "war games" for twelve hours at a stretch.
Then he would reverse the roles of the functionaries and
get them to act out different parts to see if different
objections may come up. Of course what Onassis was
doing was putting programs into his biocomputer and
this would be the track that he would run on when the
real deal was taking place.
The human biocomputer cannot tell the difference
between a real experience and a vividly imagined
experience. Therefore you must vividly imagine the
future as you desire it in order to insert the program
into your biocomputer. The way to do this is by
visualizing intently the things you want to happen for
yourself. If role playing and war games help you create
the correct programs in your biocomputer and give you
a correct track to run upon, use them for all you're
worth.
I recall back in 1980 when the Americans were
taken hostage in Iran. Many of them were captive for a
number of months and quite a few of those captives
taught themselves how to type by making up a
cardboard mock up of a typewriter keyboard. I taught
myself to type by sitting in a chair and visualizing over
and over again that I could type. I put a program into
my biocomputer, that' was the track that I ran on.
Earlier on J. was talking about intuitively successful
people, they put success programs into their
biocomputers without even realizing what they were
doing. They always have a good picture of where they
are going in life. They relax and visualize the future as