I really enjoy learning about different cultures. One way we do that with my wife is by grocery shopping in different stores. Today we visited a Chinese grocery store and saw some unusual meats and seafood sets. Deep fried lobster and clams ready to eat, or deep fried tofu squares also ready to eat. We also bought single wrapped Japanese ice cream (like Ferrero Rocher chocolates), a Ramen noodle kit, and a Chinese white peach which we had tried at a friend's place before.

Experiencing another culture through their food is a wonderful experience for us. Second best only to figuring out how to prepare it and enjoying it regardless of outcome. And that’s what it takes to get the best results in your manifestations, healing, or creative Silva endeavours: Curiosity regardless of results.

Curiosity may have killed the cat, but it’s because it didn’t learn from earlier experiences. Your job is to stay curious, record the way you started the manifestation and the outcome, then and only then can you learn and improve from the results.

Time consuming? It may seem so at the outset but in the end it’s gonna accelerate your results from 160% (proven when you visualize and practice physically) to 500% if you unclutter your mind from the unconscious negative thoughts you have. A math teacher in Boston achieved it with her summer this is just the beginning.

"You may control a mad elephant;
You may shut the mouth of the bear and the tiger;
Ride the lion and play with the cobra;
By alchemy you may learn your livelihood;
You may wander through the universe incognito;
Make vassals of the gods; be ever youthful;
You may walk in water and live in fire;
But control of the mind is better and more difficult."
~Paramahansa Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi

Are you willing to take on this challenge?

Take conscious control of your mind and create a life that is so magical, you will find that just when you need something and think about it, it will show up for you!

Now that is a life worth creating.

You are the Master of your Mind!

Wishing you abundance, joy, and ease,
Stephen Dobos