The Secret to Imaging to Create the Future

Imaging is a powerful technique that creates reality by vividly envisioning an ideal future and goals as if by magic 。
It is distinct from mere fantasies, it works directly into the profound realm of the subconscious mind, and is the driving force that actively draws the future.
New perspectives and methodologies for successful imagery training
If you use this technique effectively, you can make a huge leap forward at every stage of your life.
However, in order to get the most out of it, it is essential to have the right methodology and a mindset based on a deep understanding. In this article, we will delve into the essence of imaging, unravel its mechanisms, and provide specific practices and tips for success.
Foundational Principles for Successful Imaging
Many people are overly concerned with the means and processes to achieve their goals, which significantly reduces the effectiveness of imaging.
- If we only think about means and methods, we tend to get caught up in existing stereotypes and self-constraints, and the room for the subconscious mind to work freely is narrowed.
- For example, let's say you have a goal that you want to make international travel a reality. "Which airline should I fly?" and "Where should I book a hotel?" Before you make a specific plan, such as "How much will my trip cost?", first focus on getting a clear picture of what kind of scenery, sounds you are hearing, and what emotions you are feeling at the destination.
- "Envisioning results first" is a top priority for successful imaging. And let the specific method of realization be guided by the intuition and ideas that emerge through imaging.
- When you practice imaging, various images and scenes come to your mind as if you were in a dream. It is very important that these images are not intentionally created, but that they spring up naturally.
- They are messages from the subconscious mind, the "infinite treasure trove of wisdom," and they contain valuable hints to help you achieve your goals. At first glance, the images that suddenly jump into your eyes and the sensations you feel may seem disjointed and have no context. However, over time, it often becomes clear that those fragments connect the dots, form the whole picture and are important elements that are essential to achieving your goals.
- Listen to the thoughts and inspirations that come to mind during imaging, and have a flexible attitude to accept them honestly.
- The definition of success varies from person to person, but it can be said that essential success comes from "contributing to others" and "harmony with the surroundings".
- Don't just think of imaging as a tool for self-realization, but consciously think about how the goals you want to achieve will have a positive impact on society and others.
- For example, if your goal is to run a successful business and gain financial freedom, imagine how you can use that economic power to provide value to society.
- By having an altruistic perspective of creating value for others and the environment, whether it's establishing a fund to help someone in need, supporting environmental causes, or contributing to the revitalization of the community, your imaging will become more powerful, and as a result, the path to achieving your goals will become more realistic.
Specific steps to practicing imaging
To incorporate imaging into your daily routine and make it a habit, follow the steps below.
Maintain a quiet space
The location of the imaging does not necessarily have to be tied to a specific environment. While a quiet and relaxing place is ideal, a place where you can calm your mind is sufficient, whether you're on the go or on the move. If you're worried about ambient noise, you can also listen to music with earphones or headphones or use the noise-canceling feature. Find the space that makes you feel most relaxed.


Adjust your physical and mental rhythm with deep breathing
Before you start imaging, take a few slow, deep breaths. As you inhale, imagine fresh energy filling your body, and as you exhale, imagine all the tension and stress in your mind being drained. This process of deep breathing relaxes the mind and body and leads to a state of greater concentration.
Making full use of the five senses to envision the future
Close your eyes and visualize your desired future and the goals you want to achieve as vividly as possible. "What are you looking at?" and "What kind of sounds are you hearing?" "What kind of smell does it have?" and "What kind of temperature do you feel?" By incorporating information obtained from the five senses, such as "What kind of taste are you tasting?", into the image as concretely as possible, it is possible to achieve more realistic and realistic imaging. For example, if you imagine a seaside resort, imagine the sound of the waves, the scent of the tide, the warmth of the sun, the feel of the sand, and so on.


Awaken emotions deeply
In the image, imagine yourself in that future and try to feel the emotions of that moment deeply. It's important to feel as specific as possible the positive and powerful emotions that are for you, such as joy, accomplishment, excitement, and fulfillment. Emotions have the power to work directly on the subconscious mind. By feeling the joy of the moment of success in a real way, the subconscious mind recognizes the goal as a reality and moves toward achieving it.
Conclude the image with gratitude
Assuming that the goal has already become a reality, be grateful, slowly open your eyes, and return to reality. This moment of gratitude has a positive impact on your unconscious. Gratitude instills in your subconscious mind the conviction that you've already achieved it, while also increasing your motivation to achieve your goals.

Practical tips to increase the effectiveness of imaging
Anchor your imaging time: Get into the habit of doing imaging at the same time every day. For example, it is recommended to do it right after waking up in the morning or before going to bed, when you can relax. By making it a routine, it will be easier to establish it as a habit.



Recording an image
Write down the images you see and the emotions you feel in your notebook. Regular re-viewing increases the resolution of the image and increases the effect of imprinting on the subconscious.
Use affirmations together
In conjunction with imaging, it is also effective to recite positive words (affirmations) that encourage the achievement of goals. For example, choose words that boost your self-esteem, such as "I have the power to achieve my goals" or "I deserve to succeed."


Incorporate music and scents
Imaging, using relaxing music and aromas, can help you enter a deeper state of concentration. Choose your favorite music and scents to enhance your imaging.
Embrace Meditation
Incorporating meditation before imaging can help calm your mind and improve your concentration. Meditation can help relieve tension in the mind and body and connect with the subconscious on a deeper level.


Create a Vision Board
Create a vision board with a collage of photos and illustrations that symbolize your goals and display them in a place where you can see them on a regular basis. A vision board can be a powerful tool for visually reminding you of your goals.
Integrating the importance of continuity with action
Imaging is like planting a seed, a process that requires time and continuity. It's important to recognize that while you may see immediate results once you try it, in many cases, the reality will gradually change over time.

- By continuing to do imaging every day, even for a short period of time, your subconscious mind will steadily move toward the ideal outcome.
- It is important to use the intuition and ideas gained during imaging to accumulate concrete actions in the real world.
- For example, learning the skills you need to achieve your goals, networking with new networks, and making plans can help you stay on track to achieve your goals. It is only when theory and practice come together that the path to achieving the goal becomes stronger.
How to deal with negative emotions
It is not uncommon for negative emotions and doubts to arise during imaging. Rather, it's a sign that your subconscious mind is about to make a change, a process that you can't avoid.

- Instead of trying to force yourself to suppress negative emotions, first accept them and observe them. It is important to ask yourself why you are feeling these feelings and try to understand the cause.
- By recognizing and accepting negative emotions, you can redirect the energy of those emotions in a positive direction.
Steps to Dream and Action: Today
Imaging is not just a fantasy, it is a very powerful tool for designing life. You can create your ideal future from the present moment.
Why not take the time to establish that image into your schedule today? Your future already exists within you.
All you need to do is bring that image into the real world and take concrete action to make it a reality. There are no limits to what you can do. Let's start our journey to create a new future right now, right now, right here!




