Mind Movies ~ Do They Really Work?

In light of all the many tools available today that assist in our well-being, spiritual growth, and all-around life experience, one tool in particular seems to be gaining ground the world over. This tool is called a "Mind Movie". Created by a delightful man from Australia, this dandy little tool is quickly gaining world-wide attention via YouTube where people who wish to make their own Mind Movie can post it and enter to win the annual $5000 "Best Of" prize. To date, if you simply enter the words (Mind Movie), there are 225,000 videos posted. Not bad for a guy who only just started a few years ago. More importantly though, is the fact that there are so many people who're using this tool to better their lives.

I found out about Mind Movies a couple of years ago, while in the midst of a very dire challenge. My life had really taken a turn in a direction that was both unexpected (for the likes of me) and quite terrifying. As 'fate' would have it, I saw something online one day...and one thing led to another...and I got myself the program to make my own. I was too curious to pass it by. And it wasn't at all 'expensive', so I made the leap. Hell...I was spending more than that on my monthly internet service!

I used the program to create my Mind Movie, and once finished, watched it several times a day for about a month. As suggested, I kept it short (under 4 minutes), as the findings were that anything longer would not be subliminally effective. In other words, the mind can only 'focus' on such things for short durations, after which it switches into 'logic' mode...and all bets are off. At the end of the first month, I took a close look at what had changed in my life. Sure as sure can be, about half of what I'd "pretended" to already have in my life had become a reality. And even though it was only 50%, it was still proof enough to me that this little tool was working. I was both surprised and delighted by my findings.

Fast-forward 2 years. I'd had a computer crash, which meant I lost all of that stuff, including the software to create the Mind Movies. I hadn't thought about it in quite some time, but one day a friend sent me an email and there he was again. Same guy, same message, newer version. I had forgotten how much fun it was to use it, but when I saw the perfectly-timed message, I got excited about it all over again. So...I got the program again and started from scratch.

Here's the thing that seems to be glaringly obvious:

It really is true that subliminal messages are extremely affective. Walk into any supermarket, department store or other retail outlet and note that there is always music playing. What you may not know is that 'behind' that music there are voice messages (we can't "hear" them, but they're there) that whisper a constant flow of messages for us to 'BUY'. I know this because I used to date someone who did this for his living. It's very powerful (and a little scary!) stuff that's been used for at least the last 2 decades. Subliminal messages are everywhere. Mind Movies are basically the same thing: create a movie of what you want your world to look like, watch the movie for a while...and watch what comes to pass. It's really pretty astonishing!

I have come to believe that our minds really do create our worlds. Of course, there also needs to be emotional involvement in the mix (emotion = fuel!). If you're not 'feeling' it, it's not nearly as affective. But if you make a Mind Movie that has YOU in it, it's quite likely the emotional piece is going to happen organically. The more emotion, the faster the manifestation. Honest-to-Pete!

For all the "Law of Attraction" stuff out there, none of this should be the least bit surprising. But, again, there's a big difference between 'knowing' and 'doing'. For my part, I always look for the most fun ways to 'do' what I want to 'see' in my world. And, for what it's worth, Mind Movies are a terrific way to get there.

P.S. I am in no way affiliated with this company, nor do I have any financial investment, etc. to gain by sharing this. I DO, however, find it to be a very valuable tool...and thought you might like to see for yourself! See the video up top to learn more.