Vision Boarding is a Sure Fire Strategy to Create Your Dreams

[Daisy Pricilla]

You got the mind virus that kills success mostly by Manifestation Miracle Review watching movies. Don't believe me. I'll prove it to you using the movie Gladiator, starring Russell Crowe, although I could use almost any movie because almost every movie contains the virus. Gladiator was the blockbuster movie of 2000, winning 5 Academy Awards, including best picture. Its hero, Maximus, is the best of Rome's generals.

The movie opens with Maximus leading his army to victory in a great battle. After the victory, a grateful but old and dying Emperor Marcus Aurelius pleads with Maximus to take command of Rome, itself, and make it into a great Republic again. Wow, what an offer. But wait, Maximus is too noble and honorable to accept a position of great wealth and power, even though Rome, too, would benefit. Maximus refuses his Emperor's offer - he wants to go back to his farm and dig in the ground for grapes, instead. Do you recognize the poor people are nobler than rich people message. But did you recognize it when you watched Gladiator. Probably not and it got imprinted onto your subconscious.

Who did accept the honor, fame, and fortune that were offered to Maximus. Oh, yeah, it was Commodus, the emperor's son, a conniving coward who murdered his father and slept with his sister. But he was born rich. Riches had worked its evils on him all his life, so what can you expect. Nothing good, that's for sure. Recognize the message, now.

Many, if not most, movies contain this mind virus. I'll just name a few. It's a Wonderful Life but only if you're poor - the rich banker was a miserable crook; Avatar rich corporate executives stealing paradise from poor folks; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Charlie, so poor, but so noble; the four wealthy kids experience terrible fates - followed by singing each time; any James Bond movie the villain is always rich, totally corrupt, greedy, and power hungry.

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