Today, I Changed My Past!

I changed my past today…like everyday. I did not enjoy revision in school. But I sure do it now. I’ve never been interested in books. I’ve been interested in life.

Changing the past has now become a habit for me. Every evening I religiously go through all the day events. I cherish the good ones. And the other ones, I revise as per my liking :)

Now I’ve become used to revising it there and then. I love riding my bike a lot. So if an auto driver, screams at me, or abuses me, for not driving fast enough or anything else, I instantly imagine, he’s praised my riding, and thanked me to moving and giving him space. And I smile back at him in a thank you, leaving him confused :) And in that smile, I get a serotonin or dopamine release in the brain, that makes my joy for no reason even stronger :D And I ride better in that happy mood :)

Similarly if I’ve been waiting for a particular project that moves me, and hear something from the client I don’t want to, I revise it. I imagine receiving a completely opposite message from the client.  Even before actually starting a project, I believe that I’ve already completed it beautifully and to everyone’s satisfaction. So when the project actually takes place, it’s like doing it for the second time. Thus the ease and expertise I feel while actually executing it :)

If a friend calls me saying, they are very unwell, I imagine hearing the opposite of it. I hear “hey Sanober, I feel SOOO GOOD”. And trust me every time the friend has to call back within half an hour and ask me have I revised for them, because they are absolutely fine now. I never encourage talks of illness with them. And this puts the natural pharma in their body into motion, curing them instantly.

This revision, does not just change the past, but it changes the way the past would otherwise affect my present and my future tremendously. It lays a good happy solid foundation for everything good :)

My family calls me a mystic :D But I’m just the one who has mastered the art of fooling the mind.

In short, when something bad happens, feel good. That way the mind thinks that as you are feeling so good, something good has happened :) And who cares what has happened. What matters is how are you feeling about it now.