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We seem to others an embodiment of the ideal we inspire, so in meditation imagine that others see one as they would see one were one already what one desires to be; and test the change by looking mentally at the people one knows: if one sees them as before, the concept of self has not changed.

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We always seem to others an embodiment of the ideal we inspire
we must imagine that others see us as they would see us were we what we desire to be
by simply looking MENTALLY at the people you know. If you see them as you formerly saw them, you have not changed your concept of self
You always seem to others the embodiment of the ideal you inspire

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And from within, you let your friends see you, as they would have to see you if what now you are assuming that you are is really true.
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contemplate the boss seeing that in you as though he saw it and rewarded you with an increase
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he will see in you qualities that he cannot now see
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carry on these conversations from the premises that they see in you the man and the woman that you want the world to see
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We always seem to others an embodiment of the ideal we inspire. Therefore, in meditation, we must imagine that others see us as they would see us were we what we desire to be.
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by simply looking MENTALLY at the people you know. If you see them as you formerly saw them, you have not changed your concept of self
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So I bring you into my mind’s eye and then I bring another into my mind’s eye and then I have, in my Imagination, a little party—say, a cocktail party, a tea, a dinner. I control the imagery that I brought into my mind.
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I bring you tonight into my world, I bring another into my world, and then I talk to these two in my world from a certain premise, which if true implies I’ve realized my dream.
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So I take any gathering; you can gather anyone and gather it in such a manner that when it’s gathered together and the conversation starts, the conversation plus those present would imply something other.
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In your meditation, allow others to see you as they would see you were this new concept of self a concrete fact.
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Put upon that face an expression which implies that he or she sees in you that which you want the whole world to see.
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