The Secret of Perfect Living

Notes on "The Secret of Perfect Living":

Mangan's key point is to get the conscious coordinating with

the subconscious in order to get anything done. He also

mentions that you have to submit to God. Through this, you

can get all that you want done in life. Huna explains a great

deal of how this works, as well as Haanel's Master Key

System, not to mention Troward's lectures. Kim's lectures in

Huna provide a very good base to understand this relationship

between God, you and your subconscious. You are the

coordination point. The subconscious is your link to the rest of

the universe and all of God's power. The subconscious is also

very powerful (it runs your body, for instance), but doesn't

know what to do with all that power. So you have the delicate

proposition of helping it to understand things. It will show you

images and feelings when it thinks that these are appropriate

to what you are doing. Your job is to evaluate these and sort

through them for the lessons underneath. Certainly the

switchword "CANCEL" is useful here as a quick way of getting

some of this stuff out of your way. However, you can also look

at why an old image was brought up and what associations

are still connected with that image. You will learn, as you

teach the subconscious with your learning.

The trick through all this is to do and pursue those things in

life which bring you peace. When you being operating from the

point of constant peace, you will have achieved what Mangan

calls "Perfect Living". Then you will achieve and acquire

everything you want in life. Use of switchwords merely

simplify and speed up the process.

None of the books and studies above developed switchwords

- which are an intense shortcut to the subconscious,

bypassing necessary meditation or prayer. Occam's razor

applies in this case, as the fewer words you apply to a scene,

the more effective the prayer or meditation. Switchwords can

be a breakthrough if used as Mangan laid out.

Switchwords manifest more quickly as they go directly to the

sub/pro-conscious and bypass the "objective" (conscious)

mind and its rationalizations.

Applying the New Thought method (also found in "The Secret"

DVD) of naming what you want, getting the feeling of it, then

applying the switchword - or combinations of them - will get

the most horsepower into this. You have to let go when done.

The other method of applying them would be to use them as a

constant chant, a mantra of sorts.

One suggestion on this line, especially when using

combinations of switchwords, would be to set them to a

popular tune - so it then sets up on "automatic" in your mind

and rolls on as you do other actions. Great use for this is

when doing chores and don't have to use all your faculties. Do

this when doing mundane activities such as cleaning,

vacuuming, sweeping - or hum to yourself while driving

instead of turning on the radio.

Note that three of these switchwords are the names of people

who set a good example in the field. This could be expanded -

"Edison" might be used for invention, "Sherlock" for deductive

activities, "Einstein" for advanced thought or mathematics.

Anyone you know and respect might be a switchword for

some trait you wish to emulate. It's what you feel, your

concept - and what you want.

Languages other than English would have their own

switchwords, which may or may not be translations of these.

Perhaps the most powerful switchwords would come from the

most ancient languages. Max Freedom Long found new

meanings by translating phrases from the Bible into Huna and

then back into English. Older languages had more meanings

available, using fewer words. Finding these would be through

the above methods - chiefly would be in getting the "want"

figured out exactly, then asking the sub/pro-conscious to

deliver it. The switchwords from ancient languages might

even be more powerful than those Mangan found in English.

The switchword "DIVINE" is barely mentioned in this book,

given no illustrative example of use. However, you can see

that this will connect you directly through the subconscious to

the Universal, where all your wants are fulfilled. Use DIVINE in

combination with REACH and TOGETHER, plus any particular

switchword for the ability or talent you are working to acquire.

Another switchword -GRATEFUL To bring you peace.

Additional Notes on Use and Function of

Switchwords

Switchwords can be used as an assist in

meditation. Most of us have a great deal of

problem in keeping our mind focused, in

keeping thoughts controlled enough so we can

concentrate. Use of switchwords as a mantra

help in this, much as some Eastern religious

studies use them. Keep your attention on the

the concept of what you want to solve or

improve and then repeat the switchword which

could help you most (or combination) and

keep this up for 15 minutes or longer - or until

you get intuitive insight of something to do.

That is the key point of switchwords - they

enable inspiration into what action you should

be taking. The trick is to instantly get into

action, following your inspiration/intuition.

Trust your inner vision and your intuition will

improve. And you'll gain greater peace in your

life and for those around you. (And wealth,

health, personal power, etc.)

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