Drawing on over twenty years of teaching the art of manifestation, David Spangler shows you how to do just that. One of the more popular techniques is visualization. One of Fengler and Varnum's anecdotes involves a girl who was having trouble learning to ride a horse. She visualized riding the way her instructor told her to ride and at the next lesson she was riding well. Visualization seems quite different, however, from talking to your garage door or vocalizing your wishes so the whole universe can hear them.
Visualization is mental practice.
It is a way to boost confidence. It requires clarifying goals. All of these can help a person who is trying to accomplish some physical feat, like riding a horse or hitting a golf ball. But no amount of visualization will create reality. There are some people who believe they can fight cancer by visualizing little cellular warriors killing off cancer cells.