I have suffered from back pain for 39 years.
I was wondering if something like mine that I've been experiencing for 40 years could be corrected with orthodontic scissors.
When I was three years old, I fell backwards from a swing and hit my butt hard, and the pain has continued since then.

Eventually, I decided to try to correct that incident from the 'distant past'.
It took me a long time to feel what it was like to be in that situation as a child, but I finally did, and I actually 'felt' that I was on the swing. Every time the swing rose higher, I felt the wind blowing towards me.
The moment the swing's sway subsided, she jumped off the swing and landed perfectly.
I ran to my mom and told her what I had done.
The pain in my back and buttocks started to go away, and within two months I was pain free.
Situations that had plagued me for over 30 years are gone.
---From "Chapter 3: Turn the Wheel Back"

Through the medium of feeling, thoughts are imprinted on the subconscious.
No thought can be imprinted on the subconscious mind unless it is established as a feeling.
But once it is imprinted, whether it is good or bad, it will definitely take shape and appear in the world.
Therefore, people who cannot control their feelings end up imprinting states they do not even want on their subconscious.
Regulating your feelings doesn't mean suppressing or repressing them, but rather training yourself to imagine and harbor only those feelings that are helpful and will help you feel happy.
Regulating your feelings is essential to creating a fulfilling and happy life.
Do not harbor unwanted feelings, do not conform to wrong forms or appearances, and do not focus on imperfections in yourself or others.
If you fail to do so, these limitations will be imprinted on your subconscious.
Don't feel that what you don't want to happen to you is happening to others as well as to you.
These are the rules for a full and happy life.
Anything else is just an explanation of this.
---From "Chapter 23: Laws and Their Principles"

People with a rich imagination radiate the magic of their imagination, and those without are influenced by it.
Can we be sure that the person who triggered the subtle shift in our hearts wasn't our mother, who sewed our socks? If I can unintentionally exert magical powers on people, it stands to reason that I can intentionally radiate even stronger magical powers.

Everything we can experience from the outside is merely a means to an imaginative person.
Because an imaginative person does not live influenced by external things, but uses his or her controlled imagination to operate from deep within where original thoughts reside.
Such a person need not be bound by the shackles of reason.
The only restraint he seeks to follow is a mysterious instinct that teaches him to eliminate all other atmospheres except the 'atmosphere of wish fulfillment'.
---From "Chapter 4: There is no such thing as illusion"

A person who uses the subconscious mind can bring about changes in the subconscious through his or her thoughts and feelings.
The visible states are the 'vibrating results' of the subconscious vibrations within you, expressed outwardly.
The vibrations of the subconscious are the 'vibrating cause' that causes corresponding vibrations to awaken in you.
Trained people do not allow potential vibrations to take root within them unless they align with the state of consciousness they desire.
A person with a trained mind understands the law of reversibility, imagines and feels only what is 'lovely and pleasant to hear', and projects it into his world.
The beautiful imagination that awakens within oneself will surely evoke similar things in others.
---From "Chapter 18: Imagination and Belief"

Love and hate have magical powers of transformation.
When we have feelings of love or hate, we transform into something similar to what we are looking at in our mind.
When we focus our minds on the emotion of hatred, we create within ourselves the character of those we consider our enemies.
Since any state will disappear if you don't pay attention to it, rather than directly attacking the state you want to escape, it is best to wash away the unpleasant state by mentally imagining "beauty in the insignificant, joy in the sad."


“Think about everything that is lovely and pleasing to the ear.” [Philippians 4:8] For we are being transformed into the likeness of the things that surround us.
---From "Chapter 39: The only thing that needs to change is yourself"

Do not harbor unwanted feelings, do not conform to wrong forms or appearances, and do not focus on imperfections in yourself or others.
If you fail to do so, these limitations will be imprinted on your subconscious.
Don't feel that what you don't want to happen to you is happening to others as well as to you.
These are the rules for a full and happy life.
Anything else is just an explanation of this.
---From "Chapter 23: Laws and Their Principles"

'Solo-talking', which seems harmless on the surface, is the most fruitful form of prayer.
If you have been arguing with someone in your mind, you have prayed the most effective prayer that can bring that argument to life.
That is, when you actually meet that opponent, you are asking him to attack you.
Unless you change internally and rescind or modify that command before you actually meet the person you've been arguing with in your mind, that person will behave unpleasantly toward you.

Unfortunately, people often wonder about the causes of conflict and unhappiness in their lives, forgetting the inner battles they have with others every day.
Just as arguments in your mind create conflict, positive conversations in your mind create good news that harmonizes with it.
Humans create themselves through their imagination.
---From "Chapter 21: Good News"

The prophetic words spoken of in the Book of Revelation are the original desires that cannot be added to or limited by anything.
People continue to add to and delete from this prophetic word.
We always compromise and complicate our desires with reality, not realizing that our desires have the power and the plan to unfold themselves.
Here is an example of how people deal with the prophetic word, that is, their own desires.

People want to be free from their limitations and problems.
After clearly defining your goals, the first thing to do is to add some limitations.
You start thinking about how to get it.
We plan how to obtain it, not realizing that desire has ways of manifesting itself.
This is how we begin to add something to the Word of God.
Conversely, if you see no way to achieve your desire, then you try to revise your desire and compromise with your original desire.
He thinks he can achieve it more easily if he settles for something a little less than the initial desire that was planted in him.
This is how you delete something from the Word of God.
Individuals and nations alike continually violate this law of primal desire by plotting and planning to achieve their ambitions.
They compromise their ideals by either adding to the prophetic word or deleting something from God's word.
The inevitable consequence of this is the death and disaster, or failure and frustration, promised for such violations.

---From "Chapter 33: Desire, the Word of God"