Douglas Vermeeren, along with a team of like-minded thinkers, explores the human ability to manifest destiny by the training and honing of our mental focus in the inspiring and explorative How Thoughts Become Things.
The power of our thoughts is potentially greater than we understand, so Vermeeren and his fellow interviewees teach by experience and logic, exposing links to events and growth in our life goals, all spawning from the mind’s ability to centrifugally focus on a subject so intently that it soon eventuates into existence.
The adoption of a different mindset can improve other connections to our mood state, our relationships, and even personal health. It is often revealed that if an individual believes fervently that one goal is unattainable, then that mindset will function as such and render the individual as defeated, although their journey has not yet begun.
Similarly, if you adopt the thinking that everything you wish to achieve is possible, attacking and creating opportunities instead of waiting for them to happen, one can gradually manifest one’s destiny as if pulling it toward oneself magnetically.
While to the skeptical, this whole process of thought might seem like a parlor trick, it isn’t. It comes down to mindset and how badly you really want to achieve. Of course, the argument exists where individuals have toiled for years and still have not attained any riches or fame.
“Vermeeren and his fellow interviewees teach by experience and logic.”
But what How Thoughts Become Things divulges is that merely devoting yourself to a pursuit isn’t the entire method of manifestation. Indeed, while practice makes perfect, the secret truly lies in not seeing oneself as someone on the accent, but as a full-fledged professional in their field of choice. This thinking encourages the mind to manifest thoughts on a different level, which can lead to amateurs swiftly turning pro, based on the intensity of thought directed towards achieving the highest levels of success in their chosen field.
Of course, some will watch this and toss it quickly into the whole “name and claim it” system of thinking. In that case, you’d be mistaken to discard the message that exists here beyond that label. If you want to be whatever it is you want to be, then that must be your object of love. If you’re doing it because you love it, you can succeed because of the work, the limits to which you’ll go, and the courage and fearlessness you’ll exude. All these shall speak for themselves.
How Thoughts Become Things is not some manual towards the promise of success. What it shows is possible with the coordination of mind, action and, most importantly, will. Determination, persistence, and perseverance are necessary assets to be sure. But the will to carry on despite everyone telling you no, everyone telling you to stop, everyone telling you you’re crazy. That is what separates the men from the boys. From the people we see succeed above us, of whom we silently question, “I work just as hard as he. Why can’t I get ahead?”
The answer lies in the will to put in more than just hard work and devotion. What this film ultimately explains is that the real secret to making your thoughts transform into real things is a combination of choices. Thoughts can come and go like the wind and waves upon a shore. But if you have a thought, something inside it sticks in your memory, triggers a reaction, causes a physical reaction, thus leading to the desire, will, and love to find out what this thought would look like in real life, those are the steps that can lead to dreams coming true.
So, stop thinking about it. Go do it. You might be surprised how far you can go.
"…one can gradually manifest their destiny as if pulling it toward them magnetically."
