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 Visualization is not necessarily a meditation technique, but it can be very effective when used in a meditative state. Your mind is already very relaxed and empty - and open to suggestion.

In the same way that you can utilize your voice, so, perhaps more powerfully, you can use your imagination. The imagination can stimulate emotions, and these can register new attitudes in the mind. It can be a direct communication with the deeper levels of the mind and can provide a powerful influence for improvements in your attitudes, behavior patterns and overall confidence. Meditations video presentations

Visualization requires that you imagine yourself in a particular situation, behaving, reacting and looking as you would wish to do at an interview, an important meeting, a social gathering, a one-to-one situation, or perhaps a sporting event (or really any situation that you specifically want to do well in).

Imagine what that will mean for you, your reactions, the reactions of those around you and, importantly, feel all the good feelings that will be there when this happens in reality.

It is like playing a video of the event, on that screen on the inside of the forehead, the mind's eye, from the beginning of the situation through to the perfect outcome for you. Should any doubts or negative images creep into your "video", push them away and replace them with positive ones. Keep this realistic, and base it upon real information from your past. Online meditations consultations

Once you are happy with the images you are seeing, note the way you are standing and presenting yourself. Then allow yourself to "climb aboard", and view the scene from inside your imagined self. Now you can get in touch with the feelings and attitudes that make the event successful.

The best time to do this is when relaxed mentally and physically - during meditation is the perfect time. Teach yourself to expect new, positive outcomes. This can be combined with affirmations, to make it doubly effective.