Émile Coué, French psychologist and pharmacologist, father of Autosuggestion, said that this is carried out with confidence and perseverance and is carried out mathematically in the domain of reasonable things.
When referring to reasonable things, Coue established limits on what can be achieved with autosuggestion, in such a way that practitioners do not confuse audacity with imprudence.
Coue could not lose scientific rigor by saying openly that many more things can be achieved. And obviously you must understand the context of the early twentieth century with a little developed knowledge and technology compared to our times.
We believe that if Coue lived in the 21st century he probably would have been bolder in his claims about what can be achieved with autosuggestion and hypnosis.
Indeed, autosuggestion that points to a mind without limits must be appropriate to the levels of preparation and the objectives of the person concerned. In any case, knowledge is fundamental for this preparation.
In principle, autosuggestion will not usually work for people who are not willing to spend hours of their time reading or looking for information in order to learn.
To think that with a persevering autosuggestion can achieve anything that is conceived is the ideal approach but if you are not willing to prepare culturally and intellectually for that goal you will only be losing time.
An effective autosuggestion requires perseverance and faith maintained for a longer or shorter time as necessary according to the emotional state of the person. But the resources to start that process require at the same time a minimum knowledge, a theoretical framework that the same person must seek to collect information.
If the person has prepared correctly and everything is consistent with the healthy and correct can with auto-suggestion get anything you want, you just have to convince yourself of it.
That which you dream can pass from immaterial to material. It does not matter that others consider it crazy, the important thing is that they make sense for you and that your goals do not affect anyone, that is important, if your goals do not affect anyone and
And in this regard remember Carlyle who said: "The noble goals seem impossible at first."
You must seek knowledge in the topics that are inherent to your mental development and spiritual growth, this knowledge will allow you to discern and extract the best of the knowledge that comes to our hands and move on.
As soon as you feel spiritually "prepared", do not accept ideas that put limits on you.
Your ideas and the realization of your goals, goals or dreams are included in the field of all possibilities that are as infinite as the Universe is.
