"First I need a question. This could be any question: for example a math problem or a crisis in my life, or other things for which I don't have any solution.
Image streaming won't be the best choice for answering a math problem until you've learned to decode the Genius Code of your mind. Since the answer will be a metaphor. That's why decoding is an important part of image streaming.
Then I imagine a nice garden. (Or can it also be an other picture?)
Whatever you see to start with is fine. If you're using the over the wall technique there will need to be a wall to jump over. Kind of interesting if you start off in a well
The Genius Code forum talks more about Image Streaming since it's part of the Genius Code Course.
After that, I can describe the garden, I have to look behind the wall, where the solution for my question is."
You jump over the wall, like a tiger is just about to bite you in the ... you get over that wall. It's the element of surprise. So no peaking until you jump.
And my question to image streaming is:
somewhere there. It can be in the feelings, the smell the taste what you see and what you hear. So the words you use to describe out loud contain a lot of keys.
You said I have to decode the answers. What did you mean?
Listen to the recording. Notice how you felt, what you said. In an image stream asking how you should tell your mother you're getting married to someone she made clear she doesn't like. Perhaps you described the air as acid, sharp. Then went on to describe the ocean as calm and fresh. A cool breeze coming in. Then ask why you used those words. What does acid mean in part of your answer stream.
Well in my example acid and sharp might be how I expect my mother to react however I see the calm and there's even a cool breeze so I would take that part of the answer stream telling me otherwise.
And should I do any affrimations? For example with the questions?
When you enter your ideal state, you can always affirm positive intent. At the least tell yourself your purpose.
Alex
