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Hey there,

Happy Sunday ☀️

I left you last week as we were in the early days of our visit to London.
Nadya and I had a wonderful few days. We went to two concerts: a night of Motown at the Royal Albert Hall, which had the whole room on its feet, and Europe, a band most people would place somewhere in the 1980s, playing with an energy that was a two-hour-long reminder that age is often just a concept.

Across the visit we also managed to catch up with members of my team and my community, which is one of my favourite things to do whenever I happen to be in the same physical space as they are.

J. M. Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, lived across the road at 100 Bayswater Road, and he wrote Peter Pan by taking the real paths and ponds of Kensington Gardens and, in the words of the Royal Parks, sprinkling them with pixie dust until they became magical. The statue stands on the exact spot where Peter lands his boat on the Long Water in the first story. Barrie paid for it himself, and it went up overnight in 1912, over the objections of Parliament, which did not think a character from a children’s book was worthy of a Royal Park. The children woke up to the statue the next day nonetheless, and believed that fairies had put it there.

The Magic Happens Whether You Believe It Or Not 🧚

J. M. Barrie gave the Darling children one rule for flying, and it is one of the most precise descriptions of Manifestation I have read outside of a physics paper: the moment you doubt whether you can fly, you lose the ability to do it.

Most people are living in Neverland without ever having been handed the rulebook. They fly by accident, when they happen to believe in something long enough for it to arrive, and they land by accident, the moment doubt creeps in, and they call both of those things "luck" or "fate". The law works on everyone. The only difference is that some people get to use it on purpose.

Let me show you why the rule works, because a few weeks ago I wrote to you about gravity. Gravity worked on you long before you knew its name. It worked on every human being for a few hundred thousand years before Newton sat under his apple tree. Nobody had to believe in it. Nobody had to understand it. Nobody has ever stood at the top of a ladder and tried to explain to gravity that they did not consent today. A law of Physical Matter Reality does not check your beliefs at the door.

The laws underneath the physical work exactly the same way:

Outer world follows inner world.

Frequency beats chemistry.

The world is a mirror, and it reflects back whatever you are broadcasting.

These laws of Non-Physical Matter Reality (i.e. NPMR, the consciousness that the physical world is an expression of) have been shaping your life since the day you arrived, with or without your knowledge. That is Barrie’s rule in the language of physics. Reality creation is not a technique that some people use. It is a law that is already running in your life, today, and it has been delivering for you far more often than you have given yourself credit for.

Think about it. The friend who turned up at exactly the right moment. The job that came through a conversation you nearly did not have. The home you are sitting in now, which at one point was only a picture in your head. None of that was luck. That was the law, working on your behalf, while you were busy calling it "coincidence".

This Thursday, 15 October, at 5pm UK (12pm Eastern, 6pm CET), I am going live on Zoom for one hour, free, on the piece of material that did more for my life than anything else I have ever studied.

It is called Your Wish Is Your Command. It began as a two-day session that my friend and mentor Kevin Trudeau recorded in a private room in the Swiss Alps, and it is the most practical account I know of how reality creation actually works day to day. Many of you have the book already, and some of you have told me you are deep into it. Others reading this will never have heard of it. This hour is for all of you.

Here is why. In April 2019 I drove an old van out of England with two Jack Russells, one month’s rent in the bank and no credit rating. Six days to Tenerife, with that recording playing through the speakers for most of them. I had come out of Pentonville a third of a million in debt, and I had already read enough personal development to fill a library. What I needed was a set of practices I could run every single day from below zero, and that recording is where I got them.

So on Thursday I am going to show you the terrain rather than the map: the daily practice I ran, in the order I ran it, the money mechanics I used while my bank account was hundreds of thousands below zero, and the one practice I would not drop for anything. If you have the book, bring your questions and your Teachability score. If you do not, come anyway, because everything I share is usable the same day. No pitch, no upsell. I would love to see you there live.

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