About a year ago, a profound journey began when I decided to incorporate visualization techniques into my life through tools like “mind movies.” One of the significant additions I made was a rather ambitious aspiration: to not just walk again but to return to being an athlete, despite the side effects of cancer that supposedly made it impossible. Having been an athlete all my life, this goal seemed like a stretch. Yet, two months ago, I embarked on training for a sprint triathlon. Through this, I aim to inspire others by showing them that possibilities extend beyond what people commonly perceive.
Additionally, I included a deeply personal vision related to my daughter in my mind movie. She had been struggling severely with alcoholism and drug abuse, to the point of experiencing multiple comas. I visualized her being well and recovering from her addiction. Astonishingly, this vision materialized, and she has now completed her first year of sobriety at just 22 years old. Witnessing such a profound transformation in my personal life and the life of a loved one has been incredibly moving and rewarding.
The power of holding a different vision for loved ones, just as I did for myself, has been an eye-opening experience. It’s inspiring me to continually strive for more and to maintain this practice. The possibilities seem endless, and I feel compelled to keep drawing from this well of positivity and potential. The experience has shown me that visualizing a better reality can lead to actual positive changes, making it a practice I never want to abandon. For those who are interested in exploring this transformative journey further through communal activities, I highly recommend checking out our Dr. Joe Dispenza meditation events in Singapore to meditate face-to-face with others.