Hi Jagadish,

"My problem is that it relies heavily on visualization, which is a very weak area for me. I hate to admit it but I am 99% occluded in visualization. I am very experienced with yoga, meditation, breathwork, etc. But when I have to rely on visualization I am stumped and frustrated."

"Any thoughts anyone?"

A couple of thoughts occur to me. But first I have to admit that I've not used the New History Generator paraliminal, so I don't know where abouts in that CD the need to visualisation occurs, so my comments may not be 100% relevant.

One of my points is: you may feel that you are a poor visualiser, but the paraliminals are so well-crafted that they may help you to visualise more easily than you think you can - for example, the use of the holosynch binaural beats, the voices simultanously into the left and right ears, the well-crafted language, may all help to lead you into a state where you find you can visualise more than easily than you could without it. So why not try it a few more times but instead of entering the experience with the thought "This isn't going to work for me because I can't visualise...", take with you the thought "I wonder how much this amazing CD will help me to visualise as much as I need to in order to get something valuable from the experience" or some such. Do you see what I mean? There's a danger you may be shutting down your ability to fully respond to the CD by prejudging that it can't possibly work with you, when perhaps ... it can! [I base that partly on your comment "when I have to rely on visualization I am stumped and frustrated"]

The other thing is: you say "I am 99% occluded in visualization." as though that is a fixed, given property within you that you are just stuck with. But suppose it's not?! Suppose there are things you can do that will improve your ability to visualize? The folks at Project Renaissance certainly think there are:

http://www.winwenger.com/index.htm

Learning Strategies' Genius Code course takes these techniques and weaves them together into an excellent package. But the thing is, you can learn by just practicing what's there, for free, on the Project Renaissance site. I've been practising this stuff, and have been getting some small but encouraging results; like you, I have seen myself [ha!] as a poor visualiser - but that seems to be changing.

A quote from Win Wenger's Project Renaisance site:

"Tesla used visual thinking to make his discoveries. Legendary in his own time, Tesla's [celebrated] ability to picture a new machine in its entirety in his own mind, and to "set it running" there in his mind in order to discover where it would wear and so how to compensate, is now a teachable/learnable skill here at Project Renaissance."

Now there's a bold claim! i hope you check it out!


regards,

Marc