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know how it can improve every aspect of your life。 I honestly 
love watching people grow or unfold as new ideas register in 
their consciousness。 


But before I delve into this idea�察�please understand that 
everyone is using the ImageMaking concept and everyone 
always has。 In fact�察�everything that has ever e into your 
life has e as a direct result of the ImageMaking process。 
Therefore�察�if you will only bee aware of the results which 
you have obtained�察�you will realize you have already employed 
this great mental tool。 Just take a look at the results most 
people obtain。 Generally speaking�察�you could say it is quite 
obvious that when they make use of their ImageMaking 
ability�察�they almost always use it the wrong way。 

You Are An ImageMaker 

Most religions teach that God is responsible for 
everything made in this world and I would fully subscribe to 
this proposition。 However�察�as cocreators�察�human beings must 
bear responsibility for WHAT God makes in their lives。 

The Minister And The Farmer 

A story I once heard illustrates this point exceedingly 
well。 Many years ago�察�a minister was driving along a remote 
country road�察�when he happened upon a very beautiful farm。 
The farm was kept in absolutely magnificent condition。 The 
fences were well cared for�察�the crops were a radiant green and 
although the house was set back some distance from the road�察�
it was abundantly clear that it had a clean�察�fresh coat of white 
paint on it。 Wellcultivated flower beds encircled the house 
and stretched all along both sides of the long�察�wide driveway�察�
leading to it from the road。 In a neat row along both sides of 
the drive as well�察�were straight lines of tall green poplar trees 
reaching up to a picturesque pale blue sky。 The lawns 
surrounding the house were a deep rich green�察�and as well 
manicured as any putting green ever was。 Indeed�察�the entire 
picture would have fit well on a post card�察�since it was 
absolutely breathtaking in its splendor。 

Then the minister looked off to his right�察�to the other side 
of the road。 Here the fields were ploughed�察�the earth was the 
deepest black the minister had ever seen and he was amazed 


at how the furrows had been plowed in such a way that they 
stretched out in rows ;as straight as clothes lines。; Far off in 
the distance�察�the minister could see the farmer sitting up on 
his tractor�察�with a straw hat on the back of his head and clad 
in an old�察�light blue pair of overalls。 It appeared that the 
farmer was moving toward the road as he was plowing。 Since 
the minister was in no particular hurry�察�he pulled his car over 
to the side of the road�察�got out of it�察�and walked toward the 
fence。 When he reached it�察�he just stood still�察�enjoying the 
light breeze�察�the warm sunlight and admiring the beauty of the 
farm and the farmer's ability to plough such straight furrows。 

As the farmer worked his way toward the road�察�he 
noticed the minister leaning against the fence。 So he brought 
the tractor to a halt�察�climbed down from it�察�and slowly started 
to walk in the minister's direction。 As the farmer got closer the 
minister smiled�察�raised his arm�察�and waved saying�察 �My good 
man�察�God has certainly blessed you with a beautiful farm。; 

The farmer stopped�察�pulled out an old red and white 
polkadot handkerchief from his pocket with his big�察�scarred 
and calloused hands。 He raised his arm and wiped the sweat 
from his sunscorched brow�察�still not saying a word。 Then he 
reached up with his other hand�察�and gently took from his 
mouth the long piece of straw that had been bouncing and 
waving as he walked。 

He stood in silence for a moment�察�looking at the minister�察�
and then he spoke。 With a slow�察�steady voice be replied�察 �Yes 
Reverend�察�you're right。 God has blessed me with a beautiful 
farm�察�but I just wish you could have seen it when he had it all 
to himself� ─�

Understand that ;images; are mental pictures that are 
made from thoughts�察�and the magnificence of the mind lies in 
the fact that it can ;think。; That is to say�察�it can tap into 
thought and create whatever image it chooses。 

Now play with your mind for a few minutes and bee 
aware of how you can flash one picture or image after another 


on the screen of your mind。 It is almost as if you were sitting 
inside your body at a great theatre�察�and you are the writer�察�
producer and director of this movie you are watching。 

In a wonderful book I read a number of years ago titled 
The Science of Getting Rich�察�the author�察�Wallace D。 Wattles�察�
referred to ;This thinking stuff that permeates�察�perates�察�and 
fills the interspaces of the cosmos。; It's true that thoughts are 
everywhere and we can tap into this thinking stuff with our 
mind and form any image we choose。 

Now bee aware of this truth。 Everything we do is 
preceded by an image。 We think first in order to form an 
image�察�then we do the work。 

Building The First Chair 

Consider for a moment how the first ;chair; was built。 We 
did not always have chairs�察�you know。 I suppose many years 
ago when we first started to bee civilized�察�someone became 
tired of sitting on the ground。 Whoever this person was�察�he 
probably started to think�察�and began to see a picture in his 
mind。 He probably saw himself sitting on a ;thing; with his 
legs hanging down and his back leaning against something。 
This picture or idea appealed to him�察�because he imagined 
that it would be a more fortable position in which to sit�察�
certainly much more fortable than sitting on the ground 
with his knees shoved up under his chin� �

Since this picture appealed to the person�察�the person 
thought of it often�察�until a desire to have such a thing began to 
develop。 The desire moved the person into action�察�and with the 
picture in his mind�察�he began to build something outside of 
himselfin his physical worldthat was�察�as close as possible�察�a 
replica of the image he held in his mind。 Once the thing was 
pleted�察�the person sat on it。 He let his legs hang and his 
back lean and he found that it was good。 He then called the 
thing a ;chair。; The word ;chair; is a symbol that has a 
corresponding image and when you see or hear the symbol 
chair�察�it triggers an image on the screen of your mind。 From 


that day to this�察�others have been building images of more 
fortable chairschairs with padding�察�chairs that fold and 
chairs that recline。 Then someone got lonely sitting alone and 
the person began to think and they built an image in their 
mind of a very long chair。 They constructed that long chair�察�
found it was good and they called it a ;sofa。; 

Need we continue�拭�Someone got tired of sleeping under a 
tree and they built an image of a roof over their head and on 
and on we go。 Out of the cave into a condominium。 We have 
truly built the world we live in。 

Columbus imaged a new world and you and I are living in 
it。 The Wright Brothers imaged us being propelled through the 
air and introduced us to a new kingdom。 Samuel Morse 
imaged himself interrupting the flow of energy through 
metallic wires and gave us the telegraph with the Morse code。 
Copernicus imaged a multiplicity of worlds and now we have 
been there。 

Through the years�察�history has recorded the results of 
great visionaries。 In fact�察�everything ever acplished was at 
first�察�and for a time�察�nothing more than an image held in the 
mind of the architect。 Realize�察�now�察�that you too are the 
;mental architect; of your own destiny。 

Going To The Movies 

Consider this�此�Jack Nicklaus�察�the world famous golfer�察�
explains he will not even pick up a club until he has a very 
clear image on the screen of his mind�察�showing exactly how 
the ball will fly through the air�察�how it will hit the ground and 
where it will roll after it hits。 Nicklaus calls this ;going to the 
movies; and he has bee so proficient at it that he has 
bee known throughout the world。 Fame and fortune are 
his for the asking。 

In a previous paragraph�察�I made reference to the 
statement by Wallace D。 Wattles�此 �There is a thought stuff that 
permeates�察�perates and fills the interspaces of the cosmos。; 


In truth�察�there is a thought stuff everywhere around you and 
within you。 So bee aware of this truth and tap into it now。 
Use it to form an image on the screen of your mind�察�see 
yourself already in possession of the amount of money you 
want�察�to provide the things you need�察�to live in the style you 
choose to live。 

Personal Prosperity 

You are using mental faculties that everyone has。 They 
are exactly the same mental faculties used by Copernicus�察�
Buddha and Morse whom we previously mentioned。 You might 
have formed the habit of thinking that people like those just 
mentioned are different than you and I。 But I want you to 
know the only difference between you and them�察�or anyone 
else�察�is only in appearance and acplishments。 We all live in 
different physical bodies and we all use our inherent mental 
faculties in a different way�察�but our basic structure is 
fundamentally the same。 

I am well aware there are many professors and other 
professional people who will tell you what I have just said is a 
lot of nonsense。 But disbelievers like these have always existed 
and they are�察�in my opinion�察�little people。 For all of the truly 
great leaders are in plete agreement with what I have just 
explained�察�about your equality with great people of the past 
and present。 

Even Jesus tried to tell the world�察�as he was doing his 
great work some two thousand years ago�察�that you too were 
capable of doing what he was doing。 In fact�察�He even went a 
step further in saying�察 �Even greater things are you capable 
of。; Believe Him�察�He spoke the truth。 The little people will say�察�
that is not what He meant。 But let me assure you�察�it is exactly 
what Jesus meant。 If you can see it and believe ityou can do 
it。 

Napoleon Hill spent almost his entire life studying five 
hundred of the world's greatest achievers and the essence of 
his exhaustive studies and writings is contained in his great 


book�察�Think and Grow Rich。 ;Whatever the mind can conceive 
and believe it can achieve。; Not many people believe this�察�but 
the ones who do�察�prove it to themselves。 Why don't you prove 
it to yourself�察�now。 

Just build the image of prosperity on the screen of your 
mind and watch what happens。 Remember though�察�regardless 
of how tough things get�察�you must continue to hold the picture 
of personal prosperity。 You will very likely run up against a 
series of circumstances that will�察�for a time�察�almost have you 
convinced you are actually going backwards�察�but�察�persistence 
is the key。 Continue to hold the picture of personal prosperity 
and understand that what is happening to you�察�is what must 
happen�察�to prepare you to receive the good you desire。 

;Persistence;Napoleon Hill devoted an entire chapter in 
Think and Grow Rich to persistence。 In that chapter he said�察�
;There may be no heroic connotation to the word persistence�察�
but the character is to the quality of man what carbon is to 
steel。; Hill also pointed out in another part of the same 
chapter�察�that the only thing which separated Thomas Edison 
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