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At some point you reach the end of the instructions. Then you proceed on your own.

even flow

You don’t need to have a history of stability to create stability. Stability emerges out of vision and decisions.

3-d

It is easier to see what is ahead after you get into motion.

dither

Pay careful attention to chaos, and it disappears.

unseen

Don’t go looking for things you don’t want to see.

from over here

Stand. Walk to the other side of the room. Look back at the place where you were. Imagine what you would see if you could observe your actions from this point of view.

shining on

Things that seem brighter than they really are are often the exact things you need to notice.

cosmic catalog

Ideas are cheap. Even amazing ideas are cheap. You may have only one or two at a time, and that can make them seem scarce, but write them down in capsule form as they occur, and soon you will have a book full of ideas.

fractions

The rainbow appears while the rain is still falling.

shine a light

If it’s hard to see what you have in the attic, bring in more light with a clip lamp or other easily moved light source.

shadow

You don’t quite see how bright the sun is until you are in the dark.

discovery

“Your vision will become clear only when you look into your heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakens.” —Carl Jung

agenda

You don’t improve your vision by deciding in advance what you want to see.

secret messages

Pay attention to the messages in the ghost words you see only for a moment, before you realize the words you are looking at say something else entirely.

visibility

On a foggy day there is less to see. This does not mean the world is smaller.

sides

The path forward that you find with your left eye is different from the one you find with your right eye.

time to jump

“The inner vision that says yes to life and is open to all possibilities impels you to look about with a more intense vision, to anticipate things working out, and to jump on even the slightest omen that indicates you’re being guided. This is all about alignment . . .” — Wayne Dyer

candle time

If it feels like you have been spending too much time look at the screens of computers, televisions, telephones, and similar devices, instead try spending some time looking at a candle flame, fountain, lava lamp, or clouds.

surround space

“Perspective is necessary. Otherwise there are only two dimensions.” — Margaret Atwood

and now for something entirely different

“One moment the world is as it is. The next, it is something entirely different. Something it has never been before.” ― Anne Rice