hbeer
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You have got to be careful what you postulate. If you want a fast time, you have got to postulate it.
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Getting back to your original question, if you want fast time in a postulate, you have to include that as part of the postulate but it has to be a time which is realistic in the physical universe. I mean if you are 100 miles away from Las Vegas and you are driving there, you can not postulate you will be there in 20 minutes and have it work, but you can postulate you will be there in an hour and a half if you don't stop for lunch.
The other thing is to watch out what you postulate. If you just say, I'll receive $100,000 in two weeks, you might find that a loved one, one of your parents, was killed in a car crash and left you $100,000 but you would rather have the parent alive than the money. When I postulate now, I always include a rider such as "with nobody getting hurt or killed and nobody having to break the law". Anyway, these are my tips on the subject. It is a large subject and would be a good one to start a new thread on. I am sure a lot of other people will give you their tips on this as well.
Lakey
Very interesting and very well said!
What I haven't figured out yet are the "road blocks" I sometimes encounter. They are so tangible, I could kick them with my feet.
I could bet that there are other people involved, invisible people on the "other side", and if they don't approve, I can postulate all I want and only run into walls.
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