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12-27-2006, 08:45 PM
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 Vibration of Confidence results in Casino Winnings!
If you have read The Greatest Secret Ebook, one part stands out to me more than many others. It is the incident about a show host who did an experiment of how having a winning attitude affected his performance in a Las Vegas casino. They performed an experiment where the host of the show was told to walk into a casino and play black-jack doing only one thing; he must exude a completely confident, winning attitude. He was given $200 to play with so he had nothing to lose, and he went in and played “as if he was a winner.” He was confident, boisterous, and played with no fear or worries. Well guess what? He won, and won, and won! He even started attracting other people around him who were mesmerized by his confidence, charisma, and his winning. Confident Attitude leads to Winning in Casino » Secrets of Mind and Reality No wonder God of gamblers and even James Bond are so cool and poised when they play games of chance. It's almost as if they had some godlike powers over the game. In fact, they actually do.      |
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12-27-2006, 09:08 PM
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Sure ... If your concept works then why are you here selling your stuff? Why don't you just go play in the Casino and wreck the bank? 
__________________ -------------------- > Boost your body & brain. > Erkenntnisse über das Leben (in german). |
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12-27-2006, 09:45 PM
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besides being confident, I always give the dealer 10 percent of my winnings, immidiately upon winning.(mind you I havent gambled in years, but when I last did I kept winning)- Why? 1. I beleve that 10% of what I earn, should always be given away 2. spending money makes room for more 3. The dealer will be silently intending for you to win. 4. Having a desire to recieve in order to share is a healthy desire 5. If you give away money, that means you belive you have money. If you believe you have, then... you do! People who are in a "I dont have enough" state of mind, keep creating that reality... OK thats a new subject... but about the gambling, you should try it, Its a bit extreme but it works! |
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12-28-2006, 05:35 AM
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Conscious people may possess the power to win but they choose to use it consciously. If you read Steve's article about making money consciously, you would know that getting rich through gambling is a moocher's way of making money. There is no real contribution of value to society this way. Real value is created by building a business around something that you have to offer the world which will enhance the lives of people and advance the progress of humanity. It's ok to play in casinos for fun once in a while though. I remember having a number of experiences where I won in fun fair games when I had that feeling of "luck" in the moment of playing. It was really like magic. Now I know what was going on when it happened. I do win a alot in other activities that I have a confident and winning attitude in. The point of the article is to show you that your state of mind and attitude does affect reality around you to the point that it even puts chance in your favor. Last edited by MindReality; 12-28-2006 at 05:47 AM. |
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12-28-2006, 01:12 PM
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Funny! I was in a Casino with my friends last night, for only my second time gambling. Now I'd told all my friends I was pretty damn good at black jack since the first time I went in I trippled my money in about 20 minutes - which was nice. Last night I won again, and had fun while doing so. The thing is, I allowed my wins to make me feel happier and more confident but refused to allow the loses to upset me. I also tipped my dealer a high percentage of my winnings - but this was mainly because she had to deal with a lot of sexual and verbal abuse from the drunken players (all male). So my aim was a) to stand out as being different, b) to increase my kharma/prosperity, c) to bring the value of her job up for her. Now I've a holiday booked to Vegas in March that should be money! We're mainly motivated by our favourite movie - Swingers. Markus, maybe MindReality is more driven by getting his message out to the world and by selling his products and ideas he's being rewarded for enriching peoples' lives? Another perspective maybe? Also, I've coached Poker players on Confidence. I help them get over having their confidence dependent on the cards and make it a source of power for them to take the risks (raise, bluff, etc.) and develop faith in their skills (something they do have control over) rather than the cards (something completely external) danas, nice use of the prosperity mindset. Lots of love (and luck!), Colm
__________________ The quickest and easiest way to succeed is to avoid the quick and easy thing to do. www.colmoreilly.com - True, Lasting, Inner Confidence www.superiorlifestyles.ie - One on One Coaching for Social Confidence |
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07-20-2007, 05:10 AM
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This reminds me of the first time I played craps in Treasure Island, Vegas about a decade ago. I learned craps from a book and as a newbie, played strictly by basic strategy: pass line double odds, two come bets double odds (three points will always be established). New to the game, I rolled the dice for the first time... and rolled... and rolled... and rolled... point after point after point was hitting. I remember as I was rolling the dice, I knew no such thing as "seven out line away." I felt an burning confidence. I KNEW WITH CONVICTION that I'd roll point after point after point. I just knew it. Perhaps the fact that I was a newbie had something to do with this? After all, at this time I was not yet aware of "cold" runs/tables. For at least 45 minutes, I rolled numerous points and the sevens were hitting at the right times only, on the come outs. I won four grand. I'll never forget this one guy who walked away from the table with a couple of "chocalates" and a shitload of blacks. I estimate that he probably came up at least fifteen g's. The casino workers in suits changed the minimum to $25.00 After that hot run, I've played craps numerous times and hit numerous cold runs :P I've had decent runs... but pales in comparison to that first night rolling. Even when I'm not part of the action, just watching others play, I have yet to witness a hotter roll. Perhaps my intense, strong feeling of conviction to hit points influenced the rolls? Looking back, that hot run really did seem magical... hot runs like that seem like an impossibility during subsequent crap sessions. haha good times Last edited by Peleke4; 07-20-2007 at 05:15 AM. |
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07-20-2007, 07:15 AM
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This is especially true with money. The reason beginners luck is not easily replicated, is because once you taste “easy money”, you become attached to it. But the reason you won the money as a beginner is because you just wanted to play the game (the money was just a bonus). When your focus shifts from “I just want to play the game because it is fun” to “I want to make money by throwing a dice” – your mind starts to figure out how to throw that dice better, it starts telling you what you should or should not do, it wants to create a plan of action. So what happened? If you try to remember your state of being at the time when you were winning, you were not really thinking, you were in the game having fun. You know, that moment when you don’t even notice time because you are having such a great time. In other words, you were taking inspired action while being detached from the outcome. Here is my personal experience. The very first game I have ever played at a casino was roulette. I started playing with $100, played it for about two hours and I won $17K. I don’t remember how many bets I made, but I remember that I only guessed wrong a few times. In fact, the dealer became suspicious and called the manager. They even changed dealers a few times, but this was my first ever casino game. I was so excited; I was having such a great time that I didn’t even realize how much money I was winning. I just kept betting on either red or black. I really didn’t care about the money. Then, my wife with her girlfriends found me and they started telling me that I am crazy and I have to quit, because if I keep playing I would lose it all. So I counted my chips and realized how much money I won. After which, everything changed. I started thinking about not losing money and I lost about 10 bets in a row, and yes, I did quit after that. |
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07-21-2007, 02:06 AM
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Winning the lottery or winning big at the casino involves breaking some fundamental thoughts and beliefs about money. Those fundamental beliefs and thoughts stablise and control the entire experience of physical reality. When you believe something is hard, it is. If you believe you can't find love, you can't If you believe that winning money is extremely unlikely, it will be. You've build an entire reality and to maintain that reality you have made some rules. Some of these rules can be bent, some broken, but there will always be rules. The rules are usually self limiting thoughts and beliefs about the reality, the trick is to choose which one's you want to bend and which one's you want to break. When you believe that something is true, it's true and until you change that belief, break or bend that rule, you're stuck with that belief. What would it mean to you if you knew that you could go to the casino and win big? What if you knew you could win the lottery? How would that affect and possible infect you? Those beliefs about those questions will determine wether you'll win or not. Enjoy! Max |
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08-20-2007, 03:50 AM
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Ok, There is something about Vibration and Confidence. The level of Confidence (Faith?) could improve the Vibration. Charisma could mean a lot of things, inclusive the charisma of the divine Grace. A confident person should own a decent Aura for probabilities ... |
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08-20-2007, 06:20 AM
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 Just look past it...
__________________ Well being is the order of the day |
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08-20-2007, 06:33 PM
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When you don't know any better, you won't have any negative thoughts or limiting beliefs on what's possible or not possible. I still remember asking the experts: "What do you mean, trout CAN'T be this big?! How big are they supposed to be anyway?" |
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08-21-2007, 04:26 AM
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So how can we apply this idea of "beginner's luck," "not being attached to the outcome," & "very, very, sure of one's self" to other aspects of our lives where it would benefit us most? For instance, earlier in this thread I talked about my experience having the hottest beginner's luck crap run in Vegas because I had no knowledge of losing... At that point, the only thing I knew was hitting point after point after point after point... and winning. How can I transfer that same feeling of conviction where there's absolutely no doubt, that feeling of being totally sure of one's self, to important areas of my life like career, health, personal growth, etc? You see, I visualize positive outcomes. I feel what it would be like. But there's a hint of doubt within me at times. How can I visualize positive outcomes in career, relationships, health, etc. and have that same feeling of conviction and confidence like I did on the crap tables over a decade ago? |
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09-13-2007, 09:43 AM
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If I have a negetive attitude to my husband gambling and think he can't win, could that affect his gambling luck?
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09-13-2007, 11:00 AM
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Life is never really about what's going on outside, it's what you're choosing for how it to be inside of you that manifests your life. Enjoy! Max |
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09-13-2007, 06:10 PM
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No. No matter how many "super-power-winning vibrations" you send to the game, no matter how much will power you put to win, or even if you two try to unite your "super-power-winning-vibrations" trying to create a "super-mega-hiper winning vibration", he will still lose, unless he cheats. Don't mind those telling you in this forum that all you need is a positive attitude believing that you will win. There are loads of people that go to Vegas with this attitude and come back broke and with alcohol addiction. You don't want to lose all your money because you believe that all you need to do is believe you will win; you won't, at least in the long term. What you can do is make your husband stop gambling
__________________ All that matters is results. Last edited by Sam988; 09-13-2007 at 06:15 PM. |
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09-13-2007, 06:18 PM
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Confidence is a two way street, where's yours located...?
__________________ Well being is the order of the day |
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09-13-2007, 06:19 PM
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Max, i'm sure you've been expelled from every casino because you always win, right?  By the way, didn't you say that you were quitting the forums? What's wrong, don't people listen to your brilliant theories in other places but here?
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09-13-2007, 06:20 PM
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We're talking about casinos here. Gambling. This is one of the few areas in which confidence won't help me nor make me win consistently in the long-term.
__________________ All that matters is results. |
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09-13-2007, 06:51 PM
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__________________ Well being is the order of the day Last edited by Lil Chris; 09-13-2007 at 06:54 PM. |
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09-13-2007, 06:54 PM
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Why shouldn't I? Have you ever had long term success in gambling just by being confident that you'll win? Of course not. So why do you belive it?
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09-13-2007, 07:14 PM
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You're right, It hasn't been a goal of mine, so no I haven't had long term success, but I have had success... Why do I believe it...? Because I believe with the right mindset, anything is possible...
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09-13-2007, 07:38 PM
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Good, case closed . You believe in something event if you didn't get the result, interesting.About everything being possible with the right mindset, yes i do belive it to be true. But not in the way thgat you do. I belive it in this way: consider someone that gambles; what's his goal? To have fun and ideally to make money too. If someone wants to have fun only, gambling is ok as long as the person knows how to control oneself. But if one wants to make money only by gambling i don't think that any mindset will be useful. Instead, if he wants to make money, he can get it with the right mindset, but with means other than gambling. So everything is possible with the right mindset, yes. But some of the means to obtain what we want are not good at all, like gambling to make money. There's no mindset to have success in such an endeavour (again, only if one cheats, but people think that's possible to make tons of money just by luck "created by the right mindset and willpower" which is nonsense in the gambling field in my opinion)
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09-13-2007, 08:17 PM
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What I said was "It hasn't been a goal of mine" (meaning I haven't pursued it). But the concept is still possible...
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09-13-2007, 08:33 PM
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09-15-2007, 09:24 AM
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If I told you I had purposefully won the lottery and gave you the hard physical evidence to support my claim, you still would not believe it..........Why?........because it would break you model of reality and then it would spiral out of control. We can never see past the choices we don't understand......do you know what that means??.........It means that when we don't understand how something is (the choice you made for how your reality is) we will deny any acceptance of it and therefore create supportive POV's to aid in the denial. Good luck my friend......Max |
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09-15-2007, 03:04 PM
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Until then though, skepticism is an okay alternative |
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09-16-2007, 07:26 PM
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I used to gamble quite a bit and there were a few times where I won a substantial amount. I have since stopped because I really feel that going to a casino to gamble or buying lottery tickets puts out the energy of lack. Lack of money. If I am trying to keep myself in the mindset of abundance why would I need to gamble? I am not interested in money. I am interested in having the life I want to live, the house on the beach, traveling, not worrying about my bank account at all. Of course there would have to be a good amount of money for me to live this life but I find it makes more sense for me to concentrate on the end result. In my current life situation I do not yet have everything I desire yet however I still think about my finances as little as possible. It has helped my situation greatly and once I stopped focusing my attention on lack of money things have improved and I trust they will keep improving. Thank you and everyone have a fantastic day today.
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09-17-2007, 01:00 AM
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You're assuming that i'm afraid to recognize "a truth that i can't and won't accept?". First, you're being intolerant in the way that you think, rationalize, and argument based on your absolute belief that your concept of reality is the only true one and anyone who thinks otherwise is in denial of accepting it and blind. Have you ever considered that your concept of reality might be the mistaken one? I don't think so by the way you write and argument. So who's the intolerant here? I might be intolerant, but if that's so, so are you. Quote:
So it's not a matter of "me denying the true reality because i'm afraid to see it", it's a matter of having no facts to support such theory. In the same way that i dropped religion because of no facts to support what religious people were claiming, i also see no facts to support your theory. Quote:
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__________________ All that matters is results. Last edited by Sam988; 09-17-2007 at 01:09 AM. |
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