Now tonight, before I took the platform, another story by a lady who is here… and she, too, has gone through the usual thing in California, a divorce. It seems to be epidemic. So she went through it. She has two children, two sons. There was no settlement in the divorce for any car for a boy seventeen years old. But he would like a car. He wouldn’t come to the meetings. She told me what the other brother has done using this technique. But he thought it would take too long. The divorce was granted, monies all settled, all arranged, and the judge said, “No, no seventeen-year-old boy would I recommend for a car.” So that was not in the cards. She went home, and she said to the boy, “You know what (calling the brother by name) what he did, so why don’t you try it anyway? It isn’t going to cost you anything. Your father said no, the judge said no, everybody said no, but you still would like the car, why don’t you try it?” So last night, as he retired, he was in his new car. “With all the feeling that you would have were you in the new car, and it’s your car.” This is on Sunday. On Tuesday night, the husband called and said, “You know, in spite of what the judge said, in spite of what the settlement reads, I promised him a car and I’m going to give him the car.” Now this is only this past week. The car has not been delivered, but within three days, his imaginal act… then said he to himself, “It worked so quickly and so easily, now I’m going to work upon my skin and upon my own marks in school.”827 ¶9