Thought Projection? Reality Or Just Your Imagination?

Posted by John Lee with feature by Jim Francis

As someone who’s studied the power of the human mind for many years, I’ve always been fascinated by the idea that we can project our thoughts into the minds of others.

So when I received the following instructional feature by a gentleman called Jim Francis, on using remote hypnotic commands to keep yourself safe, I had to share its content.

It resonated with me in particular because of a technique I learnt in the excellent book, by the late Bärbel Mohr, entitled, ‘The Cosmic Ordering Service’.

The technique simply involves mentally repeating the phrase, ‘Peace Be With You’, while directing it at someone who is ‘troubling’ you for some reason.

I once tried it out while standing at the back of a long queue of people waiting to be served in a shop by a particularly surly assistant.

Customer after customer was met with rudeness by the young woman, until it came to my turn.

To my astonishment, she smiled, apologised for the long wait and went on to explain that she wasn’t feeling too well after a previous night on the town! It was a very pleasant exchange.

So I was intrigued, to say the least, by the following – hence my decision to share. And I would love to hear of anyone else’s experience in such situations....

How to Protect Yourself by Using Remote Hypnotic Commands

 by Jim Francis

“It is not generally known that under moments of stress your mind is capable of projecting strong mental demands at people in your line of vision.

Couple this with a powerful body language and you can prevent attacks on your person. The beauty of this process is that anyone can do it ...almost instantly...and without practice.

Once you understand this simple process you can use it for the rest of your life.

Let us suppose you are by yourself walking down a back street at night and you notice ahead of you a group of youths who are watching you.

You walk across the street to the other side and they promptly cross the street also. You realize you are in deep trouble and you become somewhat stressed.

There is a simple way to disperse them ...or alternatively freeze them so they go into a temporary hypnotic trance and remain stationary so that you can walk past them.

This is a two stage process.

Firstly you must not slow down your walk. Keep walking and stride purposefully ...as if you were on an urgent mission.

This simple act confuses the youths as they don't expect it. They expect you to slow down and show fear.

The second and most important act is to project mentally the words.. “Danger, Danger, DANGER” at them.

You do this by mentally shouting those words.

To explain what I mean, imagine you have been shipwrecked on a deserted island for some months and one day you are standing on the beach looking out to sea in the hope of finding a ship passing.

When all of a sudden a large sailboat rounds the headland and you jump up and down and yell ‘Help’ at the top of your voice.

Imagine yourself yelling ‘Help’ in this manner – not with your voice but with your mind.

Now substitute this word Help for the word Danger.

So you mentally yell (at the top of your silent mental voice) the word DANGER over and over again as you stalk toward these youths.

You can practice this process easily while you are walking down a busy street.

Pick an individual coming toward you and glare at him/her while striding purposefully then start mentally yelling Danger (over and over).

You will see him falter and look startled.

As you get closer smile at him and say good morning or alternatively branch off and go in a different direction.

With a little practice you will get this to work quite easily.”

A Simple Act Of Kindness - A Better World For All

THE other day, I got an email from one of the personal development world’s leading lights, in my opinion, Dr Robert Anthony. It was basically about the value and wisdom of carrying out ‘random acts of kindness’ – a wonderful way not only to brighten up someone else’s life but also bring a little extra joy into your own.

One of the examples of such a kindness mentioned by Dr Anthony was ‘giving the cashier eye contact and genuinely saying thank you’. And it’s a great example. How often have you rushed through the check-out at the supermarket, merely glancing at the person taking your money and handing you your change?

Smile and the world smiles with you

We’ve all done it, especially on those busy, stressed-out days when we’ve got a thousand and one things to tick off the list. But if you do take the time to stop, smile at the cashier, say ‘thank you’ and really mean it, you’ll get a positive reaction in most cases. The smile is particularly effective. Psychologists have actually discovered that it’s human nature to smile right back! In fact, we find it hard not to!

So both parties feel better and relax just a little bit more as a result of one tiny little act of warmth that costs no-one anything. But Dr Anthony’s ‘random act of kindness’ did more than make me think. It reminded me of a surprising, some would say ‘bizarre’, perhaps even ‘spooky’ exchange I once had with a cashier – all thanks to something I learnt from a marvellous book written by the late Bärbel Mohr, who was surely a very special lady.

‘Peace be with you’

As you’ve probably already guessed, the book in question is ‘The Cosmic Ordering Service’, which was written in the 1990s and primarily focuses on achieving your desires simply by placing an order with the universe. Well worth a read if you’re new to such concepts.

Yet while this is the main thrust of the book, there are also other ‘techniques’ outlined, one of which is a way of feeling better about people who you don’t automatically warm to and producing a similar reaction from them to you – or at least that’s how I interpret and use this. And here’s my story.

One busy Saturday morning, I was in a sporting goods store in my local mall. Can’t remember what I was buying but I was at the end of really long line of people, none of whom seemed to be exactly full of the joys of spring. Well, it was November, I suppose. But I digress...

A miracle at the mall?

The girl behind the counter at the other end was particularly surly and unhelpful, barely bothering to acknowledge the successive customers, each of whom turned to leave the store with a look of annoyance and disgust as they walked past me clutching their purchase.

I decided to try the technique I’d found in ‘The Cosmic Ordering Service’, which basically involves looking at the person in question and saying the phrase, ‘Peace Be With You’, over and over again in your head  – NOT out loud – and, again, putting some emotion into it.

As I approached the front of the queue, the girl continued to be ‘passively unpleasant’ to everyone; even a colleague who came along to ask a quick question at one point. So I told myself, ‘Either it didn’t work this time or it doesn’t work at all’.

Then it came my turn to be served. And, to my utter astonishment, she actually smiled – albeit in a sleepy and slightly ‘hung over’ way – as she apologised, saying something like, ‘Sorry, I had a bit of a late night last night. Was out with a few friends at a club and probably drank a bit too much’!

From there on, we had a really pleasant exchange, a laugh and a joke, and said goodbye to each other as I left, suggesting, light-heartedly, that she get a good night’s sleep that night. Now, some people might think her change in attitude and/or mood was just coincidence.

For myself, having learnt a little about how we’re all basically connected on a universally energetic level – not least from Dr Anthony himself – the phrase I repeated and the intention I attached to it played a major, major part. Why not try it for yourself?