Denis Didro once remarked: "Miracles happen where they believe in them, and the more they believe, the more they happen."
His well-being and ability to resist ailments, his vitality, largely depend on a person’s sincere confidence, on his self-stimulation.
Maybe someone will argue that dark and poorly educated people believe in miracles. However, at least take our famous compatriot, the founder of astronautics, scientist and inventor K.Z. Tsiolkovsky (1857-1935). As a child, he almost completely lost the ability to hear, and in his early years fell ill with cancer, but did not despair.
The ingenious philosopher believed that there is a Cosmic Mind that does not leave those who turn to him for support in sorrow and unhappiness. At night, the young man climbed onto the roof of his house in Kaluga and appealed to the Cosmic Mind with requests for healing. And his prayers were heard: Tsiolkovsky lived a fruitful and long life. When opening his body, doctors discovered an old, once incomprehensibly “conserved” malignant tumor.
Law of impudence Vladimir Levy
The famous Russian psychologist Vladimir Levy deduced the well-known law of arrogance: "Among the strongest the most arrogant wins, and among the arrogant - the strongest and most treacherous." What is the essence of the success of the arrogant? It turns out - in an invincible faith in their own strength. Levi so expounds this phenomenon: “If a person is confident in the correctness of the chosen path, it means he has a reason, then he won many times or has some kind of secret weapon. Nature knows no shame and prefers reinsurance. If the pressure is violent, it means a lot of strength. If he is very strong it’s better not to risk and not get confused."
Guided by this principle, many became and become famous and popular, reach amazing heights in career, creativity, business, love.
The irresistibility of Casanova
Take, for example, the illustrious Casanova, who, according to eyewitnesses, had a very mediocre appearance and for all her “thorny” 73-year life seduced only 122 women. By today's standards, this is not a big deal. And in the moments that passed him were womanizer and abruptly. That same Solomon bestowed affection: 700 wives and 300 concubines (in addition to fleeting adventures on the side).
What to say about Casanova. An unshakable faith in personal masculine irresistibility was characteristic of him. And this faith, being transmitted to the ladies, made them lose their mind because of love for him, and a reputation of an immeasurable lover of all times and peoples was established behind him.
Dreams on order
Once, the Italian psychologist Claudio Charavelo offered everyone a dream by request. Rather, not the dreams themselves, but the magical fluid. One had only to drip it on his tongue before being in bed, and one could contemplate dreams that any "soul desires." So, in any case, assured a resourceful Italian.
The product was in great demand, and customers really enjoyed their dreams. The funny thing is that some continued to enjoy dreams even after the police detained a nasty psychologist on charges of fraud. It turned out that in the promptly sold bubbles he had an ordinary mineral water.
Without trust, the life process itself is impossible.