How to Create an Inner Expert Advisor

Creating An Inner Expert Advisor

"For Any Problem or Question That You Have, It's Always Better to Ask an Expert"

Once you have learned how to visualize, you can create an expert advisor. The advisor that you choose will be able to answer your questions and help you with many problems.

Who do you ask when you have an important problem? It may be your closest friend, spouse, mother, father, teacher, professor, doctor, dentist, priest, rabbi, co-worker, financial advisor or any number of people. But why do you choose them?

It's usually because you trust them and believe that they have the knowledge to help you with your problem. You may seek out different people depending on the question you have. You wouldn't usually look to your doctor for a question you had about religion would you? Or an accountant about your health either.

What if you could create your own group of advisors that were experts in different areas that you could ask questions at any time? You can by using your ability to visualize. If you are not familiar with how to visualize, read the article Learning to Visualize.

Napoleon Hill, in his legendary book Think and Grow Rich called such experts "his imaginary cabinet". It consisted of a group of men including Thomas Edison, Charles Darwin, Abraham Lincoln, Napoleon, Henry Ford and others. Each one a true giant of knowledge and wisdom in their field.

Even he was amazed by the power of this imaginary group of experts he had created in his mind. He visualized his expert group almost every night seeking answers about certain problems he had. He had this to say about them:

"On scores of occasions when I have faced emergencies, some of them so grave that my life was in jeopardy, I have been miraculously guided past these difficulties through the influence of my 'Invisible Counselors'."

Step 1 - Choose Your Expert Advisors

Your can create just one expert advisor or a team of counselors. Each should be someone you admire for their exceptional abilities, wisdom and knowledge. They can be alive right now or be important figures from history.

You can select a figure from the past that you know of but have never met, such as Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, Abraham Lincoln, Shakespeare, Gandhi, Leonardo DaVinci, Mohammed, Jesus Christ or Moses, to name only a few of thousands.

You may have studied these historical figures in school and admired them for different reasons, such as their knowledge, talents, reasoning ability, philosophy of life, purity of thought or strong beliefs.

Which person you select as your advisor and how many you choose is entirely up to you. You should select only a small number of advisors at first or even only one with the characteristics you feel most important. You always can create another advisor whenever you choose.

If you are not sure who to select as your advisor or advisors, you can let your subconscious mind decide for you. It may even be a surprise to you and not even be a parson but an animal.

Step 2 - Create a Statement Asking For Your Advisor

You will need to write a statement about what you desire and in a positive way. If you had chosen a certain person such as Thomas Edison to help you find the inspiration to solve a problem then you should write it as follows:

"I now ask for the help of Thomas Edison who has the knowledge, wisdom and genius to guide me to finding the answers I seek."

If you only seek someone that can help you solve your problem and are not concerned about who they are, then use either of the following statements. Replace the words so that they relate to the answers you desire.

"I will now meet an expert advisor that will assist me with my goals of becoming a successful writer"

"I now summon my spiritual advisor that will guide me in matters about religion and morals"

"My expert advisor on scientific problems will now appear before me"

"My guide that will help me to succeed in life will now appear before me"

Make your request so that it is related to the area in which you want help. Write that statement on paper so that it will be easy to read once you become relaxed. It would be even more helpful if you memorize it so that you don't have to even read it.

Step 3 - Relax and Make Your Request

You should now enter a relaxed state so that you are more open to the request for an advisor that you created. If you want some help, read the article Learning to Relax is Important to Your Success.

Once you are relaxed, clear you mind and decide that you wish to meet your expert advisor that will help answer your questions. Speak your request aloud or silently at least six times. Each time, say it slowly with confidence and add as much feeling and imagination as you can.

After you have done this give thanks and feel gratitude for any help that you receive. You can feel this or say aloud:

"I am grateful for all the help that I receive in every way"

Wait quietly for an image or thought to enter your mind. It is important that you don't reject the first image that comes to you because it may be the most revealing.

It may not even make sense to you at first because it may be a person you did not expect or even an animal speaking to you.. Suspend any doubts you may have and listen to it and ask it your question or talk about your difficulty.

You may be completely surprised at the results of your efforts. Once you feel that you are done, politely tell this image that you must go now but that you wish to speak with them again for more guidance.

Step 4 - Record the Answers and Take Action

Write down all advice you are given as soon as you can. It doesn't have to make any sense right now and you should not even try to understand it yet.

The answers that you get may take many forms and you should consider each one to be important. Why would you question an expert that knows much more than you do?

After you rise from your relaxed state, look at what you wrote down and decide if the the advice makes sense to you. If it is very clear and you know what it means then act on it as best you can. If you don't feel comfortable about the advice, ask your question again or even why.

You are the only one that can decide to act on the answers that you may receive. Some of then may be very clear and others even strange. But for every question there is an answer so isn't it better that you ...

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