Could this be a new way of manifesting stuff that actually works?

I've met Noah St John (and other authors and marketers) who use muscle testing. The REAL Power in it has to do with tweaking, comparing, and eliminating weak components of a project.

Think of it like this -- You are about to publish a book and go to 99designs or a few graphic designers to get covers done. You print them all out and muscle test each one, then use the strongest. Yes, I know a few people who did it and had their books become best-sellers. Of course you can't isolate it to this alone, but it does help.

Same with sales copy, product design, thoughts for new businesses, etc...

Instead of doing affirmations, come up with ideas for what & HOW you want to manifest something, then muscle test the project as a whole and every individual component.

On the other hand: if you frame your affirmation as a “Why” question, your subconscious seems to grab on to it and goes right to work trying to figure out how to ‘solve’ it.

Here’s are some examples:

Why does money come to me so easily?
Why is my problem with ________ completely resolved?
Why do I feel such inner peace?
Why am I always surrounded by a bubble of protection?
Why is my _______ completely healed?

Try this experiment:

Close your eyes. Say to yourself "Why do I feel such inner peace?" Keep your eyes closed for a while.

How does that make you feel? Can you tell the difference? Most people I've shared this with say that sure enough, it makes them feel good - like an endorphin rush or something.


Bottom line:

1) Try repeating one or more "why" affirmations during the day. Come up with your own affirmations. See how it makes you feel. Notice any changes. Post your results. Teach the technique to others.

2) Check out this 2 minute video that proves through muscle testing that "why" affirmations are more effective than regular affirmations:
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I’ll try to answer questions and post new affirmations (or afformations, as the author refers to them) when I have time.

Good luck!

Yes. Absolutely. Muscle testing can be used for business decisions as well as personal decisions. My opinion is that by adding 'why' affirmations to the mix, the odds of success go up.

Another:

"Thank you God for providing X" (Even if X hasn't been received as of yet.)

God has X, can give you X, and thanks in advance is good faith. Faith = Miracles.

I find that THIS is what works for me.....



Mook

I don't see a substantive difference between positive affirmations and why affirmations. In both styles, the brain knows the chit ain't real. So, when you ask why are you so rich (when you clearly are not) the brain knows that equally as much as saying to the brain through positive affirmations that you are rich. It's the same outcome, imho.

On the face of it, I understand your point. That doesn't explain though why the muscle test so definitively discerns the difference between the two approaches.