Brian Scott teaches the "art of revision," a technique where you mentally rewrite past negative events to match what you wanted instead. By rehearsing positive imaginal scenes and emotional reactions repeatedly, you program your subconscious to manifest those outcomes in the future.
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Assuming the feeling of your wish fulfilled is using your imagination creatively to bring into your world that which you desire to experience. You can use the art of revision to change the effects of prior thoughts and beliefs. If, for instance, you had gone to an interview for a job you truly wanted but later learned that someone else was hired, you can revise that news to make it conform to what you wish you had heard. If you react by feeling depressed or assume any other negative attitude, you will then experience the same type of rejection in the future. Your reactions, whether positive or negative, are creative of future circumstances. In your imagination, you can hear words congratulating you on getting a wonderful new job. That imaginal act now goes forward, and you will encounter this pleasant experience in the future. As you review your day, it is important to revise each negative reaction so that you can remember it is what you wished had happened, rather than storing that memory as it did occur.