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State 4 — The One-Pointed Mind

Find out if you are in the one-pointed state of mind

This is part five of a six-part series on You Can Choose Your State of Mind. Is it easy and natural for your mind to be gathered and focused? Can you think about anything you want? Discover how you can be successful and fulfilled in every aspect of life by becoming established in the one-pointed state of mind.

Yoga Basics, Mind, Helpful Qualities, Self-Realization

A Great Asset

One-pointedness is high among the greatest assets a person can have. It more nearly assures a person of success and fulfillment than any other aptitude I know of. Yet people rarely even suspect that they can, with regular practice, achieve the fourth state of mind — one-pointedness — and all that it provides.

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For greater abundance...
1. Let go of negative thoughts
1. Let go of negative thoughts
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2. Visualize what you do want
2. Visualize what you do want
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3. Affirm the situation you want
3. Affirm the situation you want
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4. All of the above
4. All of the above
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