Can a SuperSleep® recording hurt me?

I have no experience of a SuperSleep® recording hurting anyone. However, in the early days of experimentation, we wrote some loosely worded statements that led us to actions we didn't intend to take.

For instance, when I first realized the method really worked, I got very excited. I decided to write a script to get everything I wanted. Struggling to write that script, I realized I didn't know what I wanted. I had spent my life focusing on my have tos, ought tos, shoulds, and musts -- without much thought for my wants. Unable to determine what I really wanted, I simply recorded, "I know what I want and I do it."

At the time, I was a full time college teacher and was building a management consulting/training company. I wanted to do the consulting/training full time, but my teaching salary was still my primary income. After three days of SuperSleep®, I resigned from my teaching position.

Fortunately, the dean refused my resignation and urged me to rethink it. Of course, it was much wiser to stay in that job until my consulting/training income exceeded my teaching income. In addition, I was positioned to vest in the teacher retirement program in another three years of employment. So I wrote and recorded a new statement for myself: "I know what I want, and I do it as appropriate."

I stayed in the teaching position three more years, and I am enjoying the benefits of that decision every month.

Years later, I uncovered a core issue around my doing and having. I was taught I could do anything I was big enough to DO, but there would always be things I couldn't HAVE.

Because of my own limiting thinking, I wrote the statement, "I know what I want and I DO it." My mind did not allow me to HAVE it. Before I developed my comprehensive scripting formulas, my CYM scripts simply mirrored my existing limitations. As Albert Einstein said, "Our present problems cannot be solved at the level of thinking at which they were created."

If I had originally written the statement, I know what I want and I HAVE it, I might have focused on HAVING the financial aspects (instead of DOING the consulting/training) and not resigned. Subtle refinements in scripting like this have taken years to discover, uncover, rework, and revise. And the results have been well worth the effort!

Most important, I have expanded my thinking in two specific areas:

1. any ways the wording/phrasing of a script statement can be limiting, and
2. any ways our minds can act and react to a statement to cause different results than we expect and/or desire.

This deep level of investigation and analysis brings a self awareness that is a mind changing activity on its own.