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You haven’t heard from me in a few months because our ability to send you this letter was compromised by some very unethical people. They wanted to take your name and sell it to people who send spam.

I adamantly refused to sell your name to anyone and withdrew your name so they would not have access to it.

The name of my newsletter is S P A C E S. It represents the core of what I teach – that all learning happens – and happens rapidly – when you get spaces between your thoughts.

Just think of any AH-HA idea you’ve ever come up with and you can trace it back to having nothing on your mind – spaces between your thoughts. This is when your mind weaves together all the data so you can head in more productive directions.

The nemesis of spaces is internal chitchat. It shuts down the creative or learning process. If you have ever chatted on a CB radio or walkie-talkie, you know you can’t receive while you hold the button down to talk.

Just pretend for a moment that while you were talking, someone was attempting to tell you the secrets of the universe but they couldn’t get through because you had the talk button depressed. You would have missed out. That’s why S P A C E S are essential – they enhance our life situation.

NEW TECHNIQUES

 Here are a couple of new techniques I have experimented with and have come up with some impressive results. The first is an offshoot of  “Bibliomancy.” Bibliomancy, short and sweet, is finding a divine meaning in a book. The bible is one of the books that has been used to do this procedure.

The traditional practice is to flip through a book and stop on a random page and point to a section of that page without looking and there would be a meaningful passage there to address something you were curious about or struggling with.

This technique came to me from a space between my thoughts. I wrote down four of my favorite quotes from over the years. I then scanned them individually and looked for one or two words or a phrase that jumped out at me, or gave me a special feeling, or just repeated itself inside my mind.

I underlined that/those word(s) and went on to the next quote and repeated the process. I wound up with 5 underlined words. I wrote those words on a separate piece of paper and moved them around until they had the semblance of a message or phrase.

The assembled phrase gave credence to a long held belief I had been curious about and headed me down a path I may have never gotten to by chatting to myself inside my head. Give this technique a go and drop me an email at john-morgan@cox.net and let me know what revelations you come up with.

ANOTHER TECHNIQUE

This idea popped in on one of the many airline flights I have taken this Spring. I have used this on a number of occasions since and can validate its effectiveness.

When you are wrestling with that internal voice in your head, and you notice that you are caught up in this conversation with yourself, do this: Ask yourself, “What is the benefit to having this thought now?”

This will accomplish two things:

1. It will serve as an interruption of the patterned thought.
2. It will imbue upon your consciousness that there is no benefit whatsoever to having this thought.

If you’ve ever tiled a floor, you know you need spacers to have symmetry in the finished product. Think of this technique as a spacer you can use to gain some mental space.

These techniques may seems simplistic on the surface but when used with regularity, they will open some deep spaces within you. Once you validate someone else’s idea in your own experience, it’s no longer an idea but a springboard to personal truth. “Try it, you’ll like it.”