Geoff Thompson: Writer – Teacher – Martial artist

It is not the world out there that gets dark and light.
It is our thoughts, acting upon the world that creates the hue.

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When I was thirty years old all I thought about was violence. I thought about it, talked about it, read about it, watched it on video and dreamed about it (I even had a weapon in every room of my house, in case someone broke in and I needed an immediate appendage). And all of my thinking was emotive. So much so that my life was copiously brutal.

If violence was currency I was a multi-millionaire.

Then one day it hit me.

That eureka moment.

I suddenly realised that the violence was not happening around me, it was happening through me. It was not occurring despite me, it was manifesting because of me.

Excited (and for validation) I checked out the bibles of the world, looked at everything from motivational books about the power of thought, right through to the Tibetan Book of the Dead and Dante’s Devine Comedy and…they all confirmed my suspicion: that what I thought about emotively I would create in my life.

Metaphysical Self Defence advises us that we attract into our reality what we continually and emotively think about;
especially when we experience fear (fear is the perfect example of emotive thinking). It’s the law of attraction. So I have learned from concrete experience not to think about, talk about, imagine or ruminate on violence.

Certainly I do not allow my self to fear violence, or I will definitely create it.

I always wanted to be a master thinker, the holy grail of self control, but my revelation confirmed to me that I was already there, I had always been the man at the helm of my thoughts without even knowing it. I had manifested into my life, through the sheer power of my thoughts, (literally) thousands of people who wanted to fight with me. Thousands. I created nightclubs, pubs, bars, road-rage incidents and arguments in restaurants and at work. I was literally surrounded by violence. I even manifested a huge fight at a friends christening, because all I thought about was fighting.

On realisation of this I became doubly excited.

I was not aroused by the violence of course, rather by of the power of my thinking.

So, realising that I was a master of manifestation (only, until now I was manifesting all the wrong things) I started to reverse my thinking.

I stopped thinking, talking, watching and partaking in violence, I removed the weapons from every room, emptied my life of any reference, remembrance or residue of violence and I began thinking about what I did want to attract. I placed powerfully positive books in every room of my house, and started to think emotively about my dream life as a full time writer. Before long the dream became a trickle that started to birth through the black hole of my imagination. Then the trickle became a steady flow, then the steady flow a gush and the gush and tsunami of words that shaped themselves into books, plays, articles – at one time I was actually writing for five magazines – and then writing movies.
Before very long the dream was a living reality.

And I had manifested it.

My new-found success did not happen by accident, it happened by design, it was not a stroke of luck it was a heavily planned campaign, nobody gifted it to me, I presented it to myself with the power of emotive thinking.
Now, if there is anything in my life that does not fit, I re-tailor it with mentation, and if my life seems to be going off track, then I get myself back on line in the same way.

Creation is an inside job and you are the one with the schematic.

It is not the world out there that gets dark and light. It is our thoughts, acting

upon the world that creates the hue.

So if you want to change the world, change your thoughts.

Be well.

Geoff Thompson