Errm, sorry, DO NOT use this because it's a misinterpreting and misunderstanding of Neville's "Climb the ladder technique". He was trying to prove that falling asleep imagining being in the wish fulfilled, is far greater than what you think during wakefulness. NOT was to prove a point! So, if you go to bed using the NOT affirmations as false teachers say, you will fail to manifest anything.
While I'm not an expert on Godard, this approach is the polar opposite of others. Saying 'I do not have $10K' seems more negative than positive, the word 'not' being the operative. Law of Attraction states 'that which is like unto itself is drawn'. So if we use negative words, logic dictates we'll attract more of it. And where is belief in the equation?
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Errm, sorry, DO NOT use this because it's a misinterpreting and misunderstanding of Neville's "Climb the ladder technique". He was trying to prove that falling asleep imagining being in the wish fulfilled, is far greater than what you think during wakefulness. NOT was to prove a point! So, if you go to bed using the NOT affirmations as false teachers say, you will fail to manifest anything.
While I'm not an expert on Godard, this approach is the polar opposite of others. Saying 'I do not have $10K' seems more negative than positive, the word 'not' being the operative. Law of Attraction states 'that which is like unto itself is drawn'. So if we use negative words, logic dictates we'll attract more of it. And where is belief in the equation?