Joe Vitale

Long ago a poet walked the hills.

He wrote poetry without words.

He spoke poetry without sounds.

He lived poetry with his walk, his gait, his awareness, his mind.

Others looked at him in wonder.

“Why doesn’t he speak?” they asked each other.

“Why doesn’t he write?” many wondered.

“Where is he going anyway?” a few asked. “We keep seeing him so he must be walking in circles.”

The poet spoke to no one but smiled at all.

His poetry was his presence.

His poem was his life.

With every step he took, with every breath he gave, he shared the essence of his message.

His greatest poem was silence.

Whatever you heard, or saw, or thought, was inside you.

All the poet did was walk.

Ao Akua,

Joe

Note: Other Imaginotions by Dr. Joe Vitale

https://www.mrfire.com/law-of-attraction/imaginotions-part-one/

https://www.mrfire.com/law-of-attraction/imaginotions-part-two/

https://www.mrfire.com/law-of-attraction/imaginotions-part-three/

https://www.mrfire.com/law-of-attraction/imaginotions-part-four/

https://www.mrfire.com/law-of-attraction/imaginotions-part-five/

https://www.mrfire.com/law-of-attraction/imaginotions-part-six/ 

https://www.mrfire.com/books/imaginotions-part-seven/ 

Imaginotions: Part Eight


Imaginotions: Part Nine
 

There are 15 little known principles for making the Law of Attraction and The Secret work for you.

These are not known by most people, not even most Law of Attraction self-help authors.

I “downloaded” them from The Divine and explain them in my new program, The Mental Time Travel System.

But to help you right now, here are the 15 Principles:

And so you can read them easily and clearly, here they are again:

1. “If you can conceive it, and believe it, you can achieve it.” – Napoleon Hill
2. Emotion activates attraction.
3. To build more power, keep your word.
4. Life is an optical illusion.
5. Miracles occur through natural means.
6. Intention rules the Earth.
7. You cannot change the past, but you can change perceptions of the past.
8. Personality isn’t permanent.
9. Anything is possible.
10. Belief isn’t necessary.
11. Body changes Mind.
12. The meaning you give an event is the belief that attracted the event.
13. The missing secret to success is clearing counter-intentions.
14. What you want has no beliefs about you.
15. Infinite Intelligence works with your actions.

For explanations and details please go see https://www.mentaltimetravelsystem.com

Ao Akua,

Dr Joe

PS – Be sure to watch or listen to my weekly e-TV show, Zero Limits Living. You can now find it on more than 1,000 platforms, from Roku to Amazon Fire to Apple TV to YouTube and more. Or just go here.

Time Travel is now real.

H.G. Wells suggested it in the 1800s.

Einstein declared it in the 1900s.

I’m taking people on “Mental Time Travel” excursions to their past, and into their future, today.

When we go into the past, we can rewrite the perceptions we made, freeing us to experience Zero Limits Living today.

And once we are free of past limits, we are empowered to create a future we love.

Join me.

Go see my brand new Mental Time Travel System.

And – Expect Miracles.

Ao Akua,

Dr Joe

PS – Be sure to watch my weekly e-TV show, now seen or heard on more than 1,000 platforms, from Roku to Amazon Fire to Apple TV. I’m putting all the episodes in one place: right here.

For example –

• When I interviewed the grandson of Viktor Frankl, I was embarrassed to discover one of the most famous quotes attributed to the “Man’s Search for Meaning” author was actually never said or written by him. (!)
• When I interviewed John Assaraf, he taught me the importance of not only having a vision board – or in his case a vision notebook – but the importance of reviewing it EVERY DAY.
• When I interviewed Martin Rutte about creating heaven on earth, I was moved to tears to understand the little things we can do are all we need to experience heaven here now.
• When I interviewed Natalie Ledwell of Mind Movies, I was reminded that we are always given the means to achieve or attract a dream we have.

I miss typewriters.

I began my writing career in the 1960s punching keys on a portable Smith-Corona.

I found that writing on a typewriter forced me to focus.

If I didn’t concentrate, I’d have to retype the entire page, maybe even an entire chapter.

No cut and paste.

No easy deleting or rewriting.

It was the best writing tool existing at the time, and I loved it.

Computers circa 1990 made me lazy as a writer.

Having written 80+ books so far, I obviously learned to write on them.

But I found my mind a wee bit less concentrated. A part of me knew I could easily rewrite, delete, move things around. That’s cool. That’s efficient.

But I missed the intensity of typing.

So I started looking at typewriters.

I knew actor Tom Hanks had a collection, and I knew he bought from certain stores.

I started looking for a typewriter. I wanted to try it again.

Look what I found –

Astrohaus is a company offering modern day typewriters – portable computers with old style keyboards, small screens, and only one function: to let you write distraction free.

No apps.

No browsers.

No distractions.

They call their e-machines “Freewriters.”

I bought their Traveler version a year or so ago. I love portable tools, gadgets. The Traveler folds in half, making the e-typewriter even more portable. I’ve been using it and loving it.

A month or so ago Astrohaus announced a contest. Their email said:

1. Pick an author (any author) whose voice you think would best represent the Freewrite brand.

2. In 100 words or less, write why you chose that author.

3. In 100 words or less, write a product description for our Smart Typewriter (Gen3) in that author’s voice. Be creative. Think outside the normal e-commerce box. This description doesn’t have to read like a normal bulleted product description; we may even prefer that it didn’t. Immerse the reader in story, while still helping them understand what they’re buying.

They said the winner would receive a new Smart Typewriter (Gen3).

I already had their Traveler, but the contest sounded like a fun challenge.

So I entered it.

Here’s what I sent Astrohaus:

The author I chose:

Jack London. I chose the famous “Call of the Wild” author because I’ve always loved his writing style, riveting stories, and resilient characters. Jack wrote of people and animals struggling to survive. They didn’t always win (“Martin Eden” ended a suicide) but they sure gave it a fight. Jack would use anything to help him write more efficiently (he wrote 2,000 words every day). He’d grab the Smart Typewriter. He’d also get the Traveler, so he could carry it on his sailing trips to the South Seas and record his adventures with cannibals, pirates, and John Barleycorn.

The product description in my interpretation of Jack London’s style:

Sunrise. Ghosts walk. The storm ripped the sails. Decks broken. Men bleeding. Shaken. Dead. We now drift. The sky is calm. Birds flutter. Waves slap. It reminds me of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. It took 45 seconds. Hell under a minute. Gasping holes of smoking nothingness where life once pulsated. The saving grace was my Smart Typewriter. I could record history. It’s the same on board this floating coffin. I can still type. I can write what happened to Captain Jacob right before the white bolt of electric fire struck our ship and turned rugged men into apparitions.

I didn’t expect to win, and didn’t, but the exercise was fun.

If you’re looking for distraction free writing, consider one of the e-machines from Astrohaus.

Or just get out a pen and turn off your phone.

Ao Akua,

Joe