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Whenever the action of the inner man corresponds to the action the outer man would have to take to appease his desire, that desire must be realised: construct the act the outer self would perform if the wish were fulfilled (walking up the gangplank, riding in the car) and let the inner self perform it until it feels real; the outer man is then compelled to duplicate it.

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whenever the action of the inner self corresponds to the action that the outer self must take to appease desire, that desire must be realized
I knew that if the inner man could perform an act then the outer man would be compelled to duplicate it

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When the action of the inner man corresponds to the action the outer man must take in order to appease his desire, he will definitely realize his desire.
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I knew that if the inner man could perform an act then the outer man would be compelled to duplicate it.
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whenever the action of the inner man corresponds to the action that the outer man must take to, I would say, realize his dream or to appease his hunger, that must be done in the outer world
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Whenever the action of the inner you corresponds to the action that the outer you must take to appease your desire, that desire will be realized.
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Whenever you do in your imagination that which you would like to do in the outer world, that you WILL do in the outer world.
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