Brian ScottCEO & Life Coach, ASI · Quantum Success Transformation Guide

The Power of Revision

14 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this short self‑help monologue, the speaker presents "revision"—the practice of mentally re‑enacting desired speech and actions—as a transformative tool for reshaping one’s life story. By visualizing a revised version of events, a person can turn discordant experiences into harmonious outcomes. The speaker ties this practice to love, asserting that those who discover the secret of revision are inevitably guided by love, and that consistent practice increases effectiveness. Moral responsibility is emphasized through a citation of James 4:17, warning that knowing good and failing to act is sin. The talk concludes with the principle that truth must be lived, requiring one’s interactions to align with fulfilled desire, merging expectancy and desire into unified action.

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You can revise the day to please yourself, and by experiencing in imagination the revised speech and actions, not only modify the trend of your life story but turn all its discords into harmonies. The one who discovers the secret of revision cannot do otherwise than let himself be guided by love. Your effectiveness will increase with practice. Revision is the way by which right can find its appropriate might. Resist not evil, for all passionate conflicts result in an interchange of characteristics. To him that knoweth to do good and doeth it not, to him it is sin. James 4:17. To know the truth, you must live the truth, and to live the truth, your interactions must match the actions of your fulfilled desire. Expectancy and desire must become one.