back over them I can see I've made all the classic
mistakes. Mostly, I have always got the output that
came as a result of my input. But my input was
always wrong. I keep programming with the things
that I think I can attain, not the things I really want to
attain. The next mistake is that the biocomputer stops
working the minute it gets me there and leaves me
hanging in the lurch."
USA: Meg, "Let a tree be known by its fruit. You
can see looking at me I'm grossly overweight, I don't
have the confidence, I keep telling myself I don't have
the confidence. I keep telling myself I'm grossly
overweight. I chatter to myself all the time negatively
non-stop. I know I have to stop it. I have three
wonderful grandchildren and if I don't put some new
programs in I'm going to die."
USA: Herb, "I have left a trail of devastation all
across the States because of my programs. I have
always said 'Whatever it takes.' So it took it. I've
always said 'Whatever the price.' So I paid it. Looking
back on it now, I know I've hurt a lot of people, but at
the time I didn't even notice. I kept forging ahead. It
hasn't got me anywhere because all the other
programs have been negative too."
Australia: Paddy, "What I've come to realize is
that if we keep talking negatively to ourselves, that is
programming from within, that will create a
permanent track for us to run on. I know, I've been
doing it for years."
USA: Jack, "One of the main aspects of the
biocomputer is that it can run many programs, all at
the same time. It can and will come up with ideas for
products and businesses, marketing methods, loans
for your business, missing links, people to help you
and complete Eurekas! But you have to program for
what you want."