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Posted July 9, 2009
One day, while ventilating some solvent fumes out of the house, I was concerned about all the flies and dadgum mosquitos that might also get in the open doors. I was closing the garage door, and as it started down I was thinking, ”Perhaps I should leave the garage door open about 6 inches, to allow air movement and minimize the bugs." About 6 inches from the floor the automatic garage door stopped. Did it hit something? I looked and found nothing interfering with the door or the photo detector. I tried the controls again - nothing, dead. Whassup wit dat? After puzzling over this for a bit, I finally I got out a ladder and checked the garage-door-opener motor unit, only to find that the electric plug had loosened itself just enough from the ceiling outlet to stop 6 inches from the bottom, exactly as I had been visualizing. Hmmmm. That was curious. The plug had wiggled itself out of the outlet over the years of use, just enough to cut power to the unit at that precise moment I was thinking to stop the door at that precise spot. That is a trivial example of the power that visualization has to affect the world around us. Visualize what you want, put out of your mind what you fear. Visualize happiness, visualize success, visualize world peas. (Bad joke.) What you visualize will come to pass. Trust me on this. And if it doesn’t, then what have you lost, what has it cost, to visualize and imagine all that you seek, every dream you would have come true, and to avoid focusing on that which you do not wish to come to pass. Try it. You have nothing to lose, everything to gain, and I am a testament that I have seen it work in my life.
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