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Creative Visualization

Book • 2008
Creative Visualization is a seminal book by Shakti Gawain that introduces the concept of using mental imagery and affirmation to achieve goals and desires.

The book outlines a four-stage process: setting a goal, forming a mental image of the desired outcome, continually returning to that mental image, and adding positivity to it.

Gawain emphasizes that this technique can be applied across various aspects of life, such as enhancing financial prosperity, promoting health and beauty, and strengthening relationships.

The method relies on the idea that thoughts are energetic and have the capacity to become manifest, and it is most effective when practiced consistently, often in conjunction with meditation and relaxation techniques.

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Nicole Avant
as a book that helped her understand creative visualization.
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