all day everyday, you still won't click, until you learn
to put the books down, close your eyes, (if necessary)
and start thinking in pictures about the future. It's a
totally different computer that you haven't used for
twenty, thirty or forty years, yet it's the right
computer that controls everything you do, with
regard to your goals.
It's also important for you to realize people
visualize in many different ways. Some see clear
pictures. Others see foggy messes, (no good at all for
reprogramming the human biocomputer.) Others see
themselves in each picture. Others visualize them-
selves being part of the picture, therefore can't actually
see themselves in the pictures. Many see pictures in
full color. Others see pictures in black and white only.
A lot of people see everything they visualize much
bigger than it is in real life. And a vast majorit y of
people find it very difficult to visualize at all.
Once you have realized how imperative it is to
actually create the images in the individual neurons in
the electrochemicals of the biocomputer you will of
course realize how vitally important it is to use
concentrated effort, if necessary, to make those images.
The biocomputer can be compared to battery. It
only has so much energy that it can dissipate before it
needs recharging. Once the battery runs down the
performance of the battery is affected and it will not
carry out its duties in a reliable manner. When
reprogramming your biocomputer you will find that it
only has a certain amount of energy, in particular,
electrical energy. (One tenth of a volt gets used up
pretty quickly especially if you are worrying about
petty trivia!) If you fritter away your energy on useless
activities and then try to reprogram your biocomputer
you will find that you are wasting your time. Because
of the concentrated effort involved in creating pictures