Research now reveals that up to 50 percent of surgical patients undergoing positive imagery experience a reduced use of pain medication and lower length of hospital stay, and cancer patients, well they experience longer remission!

How is this possible? Queue the imagination.

The power of our imagination is such that we are unable to distinguish the experience of emotion from physiological sensations that accompany affect.

In other words, what we imagine feels just as real as those sensations caused by external events.

Imagination is the seat of emotion and, therefore the key to manifestation.

Unfortunately, most of us are cut off from the power of our most important faculty of expression. At some point in our lives, we stopped playing and having fun like we did as children.

Instead we imagine worse case scenarios; we imagine the economy crashing, the loss of loved ones, the bank account hitting zero.

And our greatest superpower begins to work against us.

The good news is that—if you are intentional about it—you can teach yourself to command and harness the power of your imagination.

To fool the brain into believing that which you desire has already occurred.

And when that happens, it is only a matter of time for reality to catch up.

Trying to imagine "future-paced" scenarios that have yet occurred to such a degree that it ellicits a visceral emotional response from your nervous systems isn't always easy to do. Trying to manifest a state of abundance when the cash flow is low can feel near impossible (but you already know that, don't you, that's why you're here.)

And so, herein is where the machine comes in.

Through the creation of immersive visual and auditory experiences, we can now use AI to support us in this heavy lifting.