Motivation

Motivation

Q: I attended the Silva Seminar with you last August, and got a lot out of it. It was an inspiring and fulfilling experience.

I did get started out with a "bang," practicing the deep relaxation, programming for guidance from higher intelligence, etc., and I had some success.

But now I have slipped away from it and have not been practicing. I have to renew my strength and continuing to practice.

Motivate yourself

A: Thanks for the kind comments.

Here's a special motivational technique for you, to help you renew your strength and to keep practicing:

Take a few minutes to enter your center, then think back about the successes you've had with the Silva System. Think about how you have benefited.

Think about other people who have benefited - family members, people you work with, friends, people whose cases you've worked. Imagine how many more benefits you will receive as you continue to use the techniques.

By doing this, you will have many reasons to practice, and the more reasons you have to practice, the more likely it is that you will practice. We all slip from time to time...that's okay. What matters is that we go back to doing what works, and helping to correct problems, both for ourselves and others.

Recall successes

While at your center, review any successes you have had. It only takes one success for you to be able to get all of the other techniques working for you also.

Recall that special felling of success, and this will help you to have even more successes. And as you accumulate more and more successes, and more and more feelings of success, this accumulated energy will help you to get more techniques working for you.

Boost your desire

Desire is a big part of it. Take your desire to level.

Enter deep levels as we talked about in the Seminar: practice the Silva Centering Exercise and go really deep. Then while very deep, work on your desire by thinking of all the reasons you have for wanting to succeed, and to have even more and more successes.

This is a motivation technique that we use here at the office, and it works very well. Use your level to motivate yourself to go to level, to build up your desire to take a few minutes a day to help yourself.

Make a commitment to do it, and keep us posted on your progress.

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