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Dear God, Thanks for the Husband

Scientific Prayer for Finding Love

By London Tracy

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How My Intention to Find Love,

Led to True Love

.t a&& bean o(er a cup of coffee at my neihborhood

caf) 0y friend asked me, curious&y, 12hy do we set

oa&s and intentions for e(erythin but &o(e31

. thouht about what she said and rea&i4ed she was

riht) 2hy is that3 . thouht, then said, 1. think it5s

because we be&ie(e that &o(e is somethin that is 6ust

supposed to happen) But does that mean we can5t p&ay acontributin ro&e in it happenin31 . asked rhetorica&&y)

17f course, we can,1 . said) 1.5m oin to set an intention

with a taret date to fa&& head8first in &o(e within 9:; days

from today)1


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happen, . didn5t e+pect it to happen so soon, but .5m so

&ad it did) 0y intention to find &o(e brouht me more

than . imained) 0y head spins e(en as . write these (ery

words)


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time and not meet anyone reat) . knew it as sure&y as .

trusted that niht wou&d fa&& e(ery e(enin)

A$ Dai&y Scientific >rayer) 7nce a day, e(ery day, .wou&d i(e thanks to God in ad(ance, o(er and o(er aain

for iftin me with a wonderfu& &o(e re&ationship)

This wonderfu& e+perience tauht me about the power

of intention) %nd then, there5s somethin e&se) %nd pay

attention because this is so important) The on&y reason

why anyone doesn5t ha(e the thin that they most desire isbecause they ha(e i(en up hope and are no &oner in

pursuit of it) .f they are in pursuit of it, you can be&ie(e it5s

on its way)

Trivia 'uestion% (hat do you thin of a man ho says

he hates being single, can)t ait to get married and have

a family again, but yet, hasn)t dated in to years*

+re you ready for the anser* I actually as good

friends ith such a person The anser is simple Though

he says he ants these things, he doesn)t believe that it is

possible, so hy bother* The moral of the story is this% I

ill no hat you believe by hat you do

or those of you out there &ookin for &o(e) . ha(e

ood news) True &o(e is a&so &ookin for you) So, come

out sometime so it can find you)


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"I ill no hat you believe by hat you do

London Tracy

7ther Tit&es by London Tracy

The Female Se-,

the .epression /ure 0ust for Ladies

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Contents

2hat .s Scientific >rayer

Chapter #

Success Beins with an .ntention

Chapter !

ue&in the ire for indin Lo(e

Chapter 9

>reparin to ?se Scientific >rayer

Chapter $

%pp&ication >rincip&es for Scientific >rayer

Chapter ;

0ore Techniues for Scientific >rayer

Chapter :

The >ower of Secrecy

Chapter

The >erfect Date


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Chapter F

Scientific >rayers for indin Lo(e

2hat is Scientific >rayer3

"+nd so I tell you, eep on asing, and you ill receive

hat you as for 2eep on seeing, and you ill find

2eep on nocing, and the door ill be opened to

you"!Lue ##%3)

The secret to effecti(e prayer is to praise God and i(e

thanks beforehand) Thank him first and recei(e second)

Scientific >rayer differs from traditiona& prayer because it

is not askin or petitionin for God5s he&p or fa(or)

'ather, Scientific >rayer is affirmin in ad(ance what is

wanted or needed, rather than affirmin what is)

% ood e+amp&e wou&d be a traditiona& prayer for a 6ob

where the prayee wou&d ask, be and maybe e(en barain

with God for that prayer to be answered) or instance,

1p&ease i(e me a 6ob so that . can pay my bi&&s1 is a reat

e+amp&e of a traditiona& prayer) This kind of prayer

creates a fee&in of he&p&essness, fear and, more

important&y, it doesn5t fee& ood) This kind of prayer

usua&&y pro(es to be ineffecti(e as we&&) 7n the other

hand, Scientific >rayer says, 1. a&ready ha(e that 6ob, and

. am so ratefu& for it)1 .n addition, this kind of prayer

fee&s ood and creates a fee&in of power and confidence

and pro(es to be more effecti(e than the traditiona&

prayer)

Scientific >rayer can a&so be described as usin the

power of your words, thouhts and imaes to transform

your &ife into somethin manificent) 2hen we use

Scientific >rayer, we are usin positi(e statements of truth

and thanksi(in to speak to God)


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esus, our reatest teacher, uided us in the use of

Scientific >rayer when he said, "So I tell you, hatever

you as for in prayer, believe that you have received it,and it ill be yours"A0ark ##@!$) 2hi&e situations may

not a&ways work out the way that we wou&d &ike,

reard&ess of what type of prayer techniue we practice,

we can know with assurance that Scientific >rayer,

whether spoken in si&ence, out &oud or in writin wi&&

a&ways pro(e more effecti(e than any other type of

prayer)

2ith Scientific >rayer, you can bein each day with a

positi(e mind set by recitin somethin a&on the &ines of,

".ear 4od, than 1ou for my onderful romantic partner

ho adores me"By usin this positi(e approach in our

prayers, we can (isua&i4e and p&an for the future with faith

that the power of God is continua&&y b&essin our &i(eswith un&imited possibi&ities)

Scientific >rayer &eads to an awakenin of our spiritua&

se&(es) .n faith, we pray i(in thanks in ad(ance that

God is meetin our needs in ways that are best for us) .n

&o(e, God responds to those prayers, e(en before we ha(e

spoken them, by pro(idin us with the di(ine ideas

necessary to uide us to a&& that we need to &i(e &ife fu&&y,

6oyfu&&y and peacefu&&y)

Chapter #

Success Beins with an .ntention

"1ou ill see the results only if you no hat they

loo lie"

So that there is no misunderstandin in 6ust how

successfu& you wi&& be in your uest for findin &o(e, you


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are oin to set some intentions and oa&s) %nd before

you can achie(e that specific oa& of findin &o(e, you

ha(e to first de(e&op new habits, be&iefs, and thouhts)

This process is about &earnin how to pray effecti(e&y bychanin your thouhts, be&iefs, and habits, which wi&&

ine(itab&y &ead you to findin &o(e) 2hen you make

chanes interna&&y, you wi&& see chanes e+terna&&y)

Let5s think about the person who you wou&d need to

become in order to find a &ife partner) 2hat habits or

beha(iors wou&d you need to de(e&op3 2hat habits andbeha(iors wou&d you need to surrender3 Let it stir around

in your head a &itt&e, and rea&&y i(e it some thouht) *ow,

&et5s &ist the habits you wou&d &ike to de(e&op in this 9"8

day proram) To he&p you et started, . wi&& share with

you some of the habits . set out to adopt and e(entua&&y,

(ictorious&y de(e&oped)

Here they are@

A# irst, . needed to be&ie(e that it was possib&e for me

to find &o(e) 0y hope needed to be restored)

A! . needed to create a p&an of action, a stratey for

findin &o(e)

A9 Because . was such a homebody, . needed to make

p&ans to be in(o&(ed in some socia& e(ent reu&ar&y)

A$ . needed to et into the habit of dressin as if .

p&anned to meet someone) So instead of wearin my

sweat pants and runnin shoes, . made a conscious

decision to a&ways wear somethin a &itt&e nicer before

&ea(in home)


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A; . needed to be open to meetin a&& different types of

peop&e and not 6ust the types of peop&e that . may ha(e

dated in the past, but a&& kinds of peop&eperiod)

These are 6ust a few of the beha(iors that . set out to

de(e&op and successfu&&y achie(ed) . knew that if .

succeeded at de(e&opin these habits, . cou&d consider

myse&f a hue success because these beha(iors were

forein to me when . first bean my 6ourney) So when

these habits became the essence of who . am today, .

knew . had succeeded) . had become a different person,and . had a new &o(e in my &ife to pro(e it)

*ow it5s your turn) 0ake a &ist of some of the habits

and/or beha(iors you wou&d &ike to de(e&op o(er the ne+t

9" days) 2rite as many as you desire) Think of beha(iors

that wou&d shock anyone who knew you) 7n&y you know

what it wi&& take to achie(e your oa&s)

Create your &ist now)

*ow it5s time to set an intention and a taret date) Let5s

bein with the intention) 2hat e+act&y are you &ookin

for31 .s it your intention to find a boyfriend3 % wife3 To

fa&& mad&y in &o(e3 Be (ery specific) .f you set an

intention to find 6ust a boyfriend, that is e+act&y what you

miht find) ust a boyfriend) *ow &et5s discuss your taret

date) How much time are you oin to i(e yourse&f to

find this specia& person3 Si+ months3 *ine months3 Two

years3 Think about your time&ine) This is (ery important

because your taret date wi&& thrust you into action)

So, now that you ha(e i(en thouht to the type of

re&ationship you desire and your time&ine, you are ready to

take down some important information)


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7b(ious&y, the more you take ad(antae of these

methods, the more &ike&y you are to meet someone)


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Chapter !

ue&in the ire for indin Lo(e

.f there is anythin you want, a&& you need to do is@

88Lo(e it in prayerK

88En6oy it in prayerK

88B&ess it in prayerK

88Be thankfu& for it in prayerK

88>raise it in prayer)

.n order to &earn to pray effecti(e&y, it he&ps to c&arify

e+act&y why you want what you want) 2hen you thinkabout why you want to find &o(e, you de&(e into the

depths of who you are, and what5s important to you) 2hy

you desire somethin spe&&s out the essence of what you

tru&y want)

*ow it5s time to et c&ear about why it is you desire to

find &o(e) But before you bein makin your &ist of the

reasons you most want to find &o(e, &et5s first ta&k about

6ust how wonderfu& you are now) TodayJ

'esearch has pro(en time and time aain, that peop&e

who rea&&y &ike who they are, are more &ike&y to achie(e

their oa&s) Before you can become better in any (enture,

you first ha(e to rea&i4e that you are okay riht now) So,

&et5s ta&k about who you are, and why you are wonderfu&

6ust the way you are)

.n the fo&&owin e+ercise, . am oin to ask you to

name one person whom you tru&y admire) .f you are a


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woman, it shou&d be a woman, and if you are a man, it

shou&d be a man) %fter writin down his or her name, .

am oin to ask you to name three reasons why you

admire this person) ?se three ad6ecti(es to describe thisperson)

The person . most admire is Fill in the blanM)

. admire this person because Ahe/she is Fill in the

blanM)

Did you do it3 Did you &ist three different ad6ecti(es,

describin this person3

Before oin any further, you ha(e to &ist those

ad6ecti(es)

%re you done3

7kay, now, &et5s ana&y4e your answers)


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*ow it5s time to &ist the reasons why you desire to find

&o(e) reparin to ?se Scientific >rayer

"1ou can)t mae one change ithout affecting other

changes"


changes"


changes"

7opsJ Did . say that three times3

2hen you chane one thin, other chanes are sure to

fo&&ow) So in this chapter, you are oin to make some

chanes in your beha(iors, which wi&& seemin&y ha(e

nothin to do with findin &o(e) Howe(er sma&&, these

successes wi&& ricochet into other areas of your &ife)

So &et5s bein)

A# The first thin on the &ist is your &i(in

en(ironment, which cou&d a&so inc&ude your work area


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and your car) .f you reside in a c&ean and orani4ed &i(in

area, you are a&ready where you need to be) Howe(er, if

not, it5s time to et orani4ed and do some c&eanin) .

know that you are probab&y sayin, 12hat does a c&eanhouse ha(e to do with findin &o(e31 Everything!

This one physica& act estab&ishes your commitment to

chanin and mo(in forward) % c&ean house has a &ot to

do with e(erythin when you are oin from one kind of

person to another, oin from thinkin about yourse&f in a

neati(e way, to thinkin about yourse&f in a positi(e&iht) 2e are a&& creatures of habit, and we associate

neati(e fee&ins with certain conditions) 2ho isn5t

b&essed by a c&ean &i(in en(ironment3 [And while

you're at it, why not purchase a new roo and a new

op") . once read about a psycho&oist who wou&d not

meet with patients unti& they first areed to c&ean their

&i(in en(ironment beforehand) *ot on&y wi&& a c&ean andorani4ed en(ironment make you fee& ood, but you wi&&

ha(e opened the uni(ersa& door, i(in rise to more ood

fee&ins and positi(e enery comin your way) %nd the

better you fee& about your en(ironment, the better you

wi&& fee& about yourse&f)


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. know you miht think that the abo(e two actions are

insinificant to your proress, but you wou&d be wron)

These beha(iors wi&& p&ay a hue factor in your oa& offindin &o(e because you wi&& ha(e a&ready beun a

chane in your state of consciousness) 'emember@ rayer

God has pro(ided for us our most precious needs, and

if we shou&d &ack anythin, it is on&y because we ha(e

fai&ed to set our prayers to his ears) 2e can ha(e anythin

we desire if we are first wi&&in to pay the price of dai&y

and consistent prayer)


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"Tell me ho I should pray"

A>ray without ceasinNThessa&onians ;@#:)

There are many e&ements in(o&(ed in ha(in a

successfu& prayer &ife) %&thouh Scientific >rayer can be

used for many wishes and dreams, for a&& intent and

purposes, this book wi&& focus e+c&usi(e&y on uti&i4in

prayer to find a meaninfu& &o(e re&ationship)

2e a&& ha(e certain be&iefs and beha(iors that run our&i(es) 2hen you bein the practice of Scientific >rayer,

you wi&& actua&&y a&ter some of those be&iefs and

beha(iors, which wi&& aid you in brinin the thins you

desire into e+istence with God5s he&p) %nd the process is

as simp&e as one miht think, once you know how)

There are four princip&es that shape our dai&ye+periences, a&& of which can be a&tered with effecti(e

Scientific >rayer)

The first of these are be&iefs) 2e a&& &i(e with a set of

be&iefs that shape our &i(es Aeg if you)re still single at 9:,

you)re out of the game) Some of your be&iefs are

empowerin, but others are not) Scientific >rayer works in

accordance with your be&iefs) .f you be&ie(e it5s a stru&e

to find a wonderfu& &o(e re&ationship, that is the

e+perience you wi&& create for yourse&f) .f you be&ie(e it

can be easy and 6oyfu&, that is what you wi&& create)

Throuh this proram, it may be necessary to disempower

certain be&iefs, which may be workin aainst you)

The second princip&e which shapes our &i(es is the

imaes that we brin to mind throuhout the day) . used

to be obsessed with p&ayin out in my mind the worst case

scenario) 2hy did . do that3 . think . did it as a way of

preparin myse&f for the future, but &itt&e did . know, .


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was actua&&y desinin my future) This is not to say that

e(erythin you imaine wi&& actua&&y come to pass)

Howe(er, imainin somethin does contribute to the

process of he&pin you to be&ie(e that what you desire isindeed possib&e)

The third princip&e is our thouht process) %nd this is a

tricky one) .f you are fami&iar with the book tit&ed The

Poer of ;oby Eckhart To&&e, you wi&& be fami&iar with

how our minds are most&y focused on memories, or the

future) %nd that wou&dn5t be a bad thin e+cept for thefact that most of the memories are se&f defeatin, which

we seem power&ess to a(oid rep&ayin o(er and o(er in

our minds) Then you ha(e the future) Don5t you &o(e to

think about the worst case scenario3 The truth of the

matter is that no one contro&s each and e(ery thouht a&&

the time) How cou&d we3 rayer into practice, you

wi&& want to pre8se&ect some of the thouhts, which you

wish to ha(e circu&atin in your mind e(ery day)

The fourth and fina& princip&e which makes the

difference in how successfu& you wi&& be in your efforts to

findin &o(e, is purposefu& actions) >urposefu& and

concentrated actions are the steps you take in

accomp&ishin your oa&s after you ha(e made your

wishes known to God)


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The >ower >rayer is the essence of Scientific >rayer)

.t5s your constant connection between you and God) The

>ower >rayer is your reatest opportunity to share with

God how much faith you ha(e in him by offerin himpraise and thanksi(in in ad(ance of anythin you miht

desire)

Be&ow you wi&& find fi(e A; different prayers to

choose) Choose one of the fi(e prayers or e(en a&& fi(e if

you &ike, and make it your >ower >rayer) rayer at its finest)

>ower >rayers AChoose one of the fi(e@

#) Thank you God for a&& the &o(e that comes into my

&ife e(ery day)

!) 2ith praise and thanksi(in, . i(e thanks for my

wonderfu& new husband)

9) Thank you God for makin my dreams come true)

$) 2ith 6oy in my heart, . i(e thanks for my

sweetheart)

;) . i(e thanks for my boyfriend who adores me)

7f course, you can a&ways create your own) The point

is to i(e praise to God each and e(ery day, a&& throuhout

the day) .f you e+perience difficu&ty rememberin to

recite your prayer, don5t hesitate to wear a rubber band or

ribbon around your wrist to 6ar your memory) . say,

whate(er works, o for itJ


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. know this constant recitin wi&& seem &ike a &ot of

work in the beinnin, but as &on as you keep at it, it wi&&

become easier and easier and be as habitua& as breathin)

%nd . do speak from e+perience)

.n a nutshe&&, the essence of Scientific >rayer is so

simp&e@ Thank God o(er and o(er, each and e(ery day for

what you desire, and be&ie(e that he wi&& hear you) . ca&& it

the one minute prayer, which some miht refer to as a

prayer ritua&)

The 7ne80inute >rayer


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0y neihbor made that comment to me many years

ao, and it a&ways stuck with me because it was powered

with a punch) %t the time, . didn5t know it, but she was

abso&ute&y riht) Think about the peop&e you admire themost, top ath&etes, performers, authorsthey stand out not

because they do what you e+pect of them, but because

they do what you don5t e+pect) So what does a&& of this

ha(e to do with the more techniues for Scientific >rayer3

This chapter is what some miht ca&& bonus materia&,

which inc&udes uniue and cha&&enin beha(iors that aresure to 6ump start the powerfu& force inside you) E(en if

you did not fo&&ow any of the suestions in this chapter,

you wou&d sti&& be successfu& with your oa& of findin

&o(e) Howe(er, you wou&d be missin out on a &ot of fun

and e(en reater success)

.f you are as e+cited and as dri(en as . was, you wi&&we&come this chapter and its uniue e+ercises) They are

what . ca&& e+tra credit) . ha(e a&ways been an e+treme&y

dri(en person, and whene(er . find myse&f interested in

anythin, . a&ways o way out) . ha(e to know e(erythin,

especia&&y if it means bi, bi success) or those of you

interested, here are a &ist of se(era& actions you are

we&come to take ad(antae of throuhout the 9"8day

period, or e(en &oner if you &ike@

*ow Let the fun beinJ

A# #undays Are Fun $ays) 7nce a week, Sunday, if

you &ike, or any day of your choosin throuhout this

9"8day period, you are oin to do one thin that makes

you fee& ood about yourse&f, preferab&y somethin

hea&thy) .t cou&d inc&ude a number of thins) 'emember,

success breeds more success) The more you accomp&ish,

the better you fee& about yourse&f, and the better you fee&

about yourse&f, the more successfu& you wi&& become)


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2hen . first ot started, . was not e+ercisin, and . was

eatin anythin and e(erythin) So my Sunday acti(ity

was to o to the ym and sit in the steam room and re&a+)

Did . e+ercise whi&e . was there3 %bso&ute&y notJ . 6ustwanted to re&a+) %nd that was a&&) That week&y action

inspired me in more ways than one) . was doin

somethin so&e&y for myse&f and it fe&t reatJ *eed some

ideas to et you started3

Sty&e your hair different&yK

Get a hair cutKBuy a new pair of earrins or a new shirtK

Take a &on bath whi&e &istenin to musicK

Sit in the coffee shop and read a ood bookK

2rite a &o(e &etter to your future &o(eK

Ha(e a manicure and pedicureK

Do&& yourse&f up whi&e &istenin to dance musicK

Cook a romantic dinner 6ust for youK

A! Learn #oething %ew) Be&ow you wi&& find a &ist

of new acti(ities to strike your fancy@

Learn to swim

Learn to meditate

Learn yoa

Learn to knit

Learn to draw

Learn a forein &anuae

Learn >i&ates

Learn to sew

Learn ca&&iraphy

Learn to cook

Learn to write

Learn hypnosis

Learn to sin

Learn to act

Learn to p&ay a musica& instrument


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Learn to dance

Learn scrapbookin

Learn weiht trainin

2rite your &ife story2rite a mo(ie

%dopt a do

%dopt a cat

Io&unteer

Take o&f &essons

Take up cyc&in

Start a home8based businessStart a nonprofit orani4ation

oin a support roup Awww)meetup)com

oin a church

oin a ym

Start a book c&ub

oin a book c&ub

Start a 6ourna&Train for a marathon

Take an aerobics c&ass

Take a 6ewe&ry8makin c&ass

A9 &rite a Letter) *ow that you are committed to

findin &o(e, there5s no reason you can5t write that

wonderfu& &o(e &etter today) Te&& your new8found &o(e

how much you appreciate him or her, and most of a&& how

much you &o(e them) This acti(ity is actua&&y a &ot of fun)

A$ The Mirror Techniue) . first &earned of the

0irror Techniue from Louise L) Hay, author of 1ou /an


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starin deep&y into your eyes, which he&ps you connect

with your subconscious mind) .n this moment, you say

fi(e or si+ times %L7?D, "I approve of myself"or any

other powerfu& statement) The trick is to say it withfee&in) %nd that5s it) >&ease don5t &et the simp&icity of this

e+ercise foo& you about its effecti(eness) Like . ha(e said

before and wi&& continue to state, the better you fee& about

yourse&f, the more successfu& you wi&& become) %nd that

is a promise)

These practices are about more than findin &o(e) .t5sabout bui&din se&f8esteem and se&f8worth, which wi&&

enab&e you to de(e&op positi(e habits and beha(iors) Like

anythin e&se, it wi&& take some ettin used to in makin

the 0irror Techniue a part of your day, but keep at it,

day after day) E(entua&&y you wi&& create a dynamic habit

which wi&& be with you for many days and successes to

come) or those of you who miht find it difficu&t toremember to recite your affirmations in front of the

mirror, . offer the fo&&owin@ Tape a ribbon on your

bathroom mirror or ha&& mirror, etc) 2hene(er you see it,

you wi&& remember to recite your affirmations) . ha(e a

b&ue and white ribbon on my bathroom mirror so . can

speak from e+perience) .t works)

A; (ra a )en * )aper) . ha(e to admit@ . am a

6ourna& 6unkie) . ha(e been 6ourna&in since . was #9)

7nce . saw 0arcia Brady write about Da(y ones in her

diary, . knew . had to ha(e one) .n my 6ourna& . used to

write about e(erythin, ood and bad, but not so much

now) or e+amp&e, . ne(er say anythin neati(e about

my sweetheart or my fami&y) Thouh no one is perfect, if

you were to read my 6ourna&, you miht think that my

sweetheart and fami&y are perfect because . on&y use

wonderfu& words when . speak about them) or me,

6ourna&in is@


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88% destressorK

88% prob&em so&(erK

88% shou&der to cry onK

88% too& for chaneK

88% &ife p&annerK and

88% success tracker)

Howe(er, as much as . praise the practice of

6ourna&in, . ha(e to be rea&istic) .t5s not for e(eryone) So

with that in mind, if you ha(e tried 6ourna&in in the past

and did not en6oy the e+perience, then it5s safe to say

6ourna&in is not for you) But, if you ha(e not tried it in a

whi&e or e(er, you owe it to yourse&f to bein keepin a6ourna& on a reu&ar basis to witness the many rewards)

Studies show that peop&e better understand and &earn from

their emotions when they write about them) So i(e it a

try) ut your faith to the test) To pro(e

to yourse&f that you be&ie(e that this specia& person is on

his or her way into your &ife, o to a card store, dru store,


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what ha(e you, and purchase a romantic card for this

indi(idua&, or you can e(en write it yourse&f) Sin it, date

it, and post it on your refrierator so that you are

reminded dai&y of the specia& &o(e on its way to you now)

AF )lease, +ay, ry) 7kay, you miht need a drink

for what . am about to suest ne+t and p&ease, no hosti&e

emai&s) %t this time, you miht want to make a pitcher of

&emonade or iced tea, somethin de&icious and soothin)

2hite wine miht not be a bad idea) .f you ha(en5t fi+ed

that drink yet, now is the time) Let me know when you5reready)

%re you ready3

%re you sure3

7kay, here it is) 'emember, no hosti&e emai&s) Thisparticu&ar techniue which . am about to share with you is

a wondrous one, which . &earned from my pastor) .t5s a

&itt&e radica&, but it is the cornerstone of how Scientific

>rayer rea&&y works) or this practice, Ahich taes less

than a minute you wi&& et into the fee&in p&ace of

actua&&y bein in &o(e)


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&ose weiht, and find an o&d friend) This process rea&&y

worksJ .you5re couraeous enouh to try it)

.f you choose to participate in the abo(e8mentionede+ercises, p&ease emai& me and share the 6oy)

Chapter :

The >ower of Secrecy

"Secrecy is Sometimes the 8agic Formula"

The power of secrecy has been tauht for many years

by e(ery ma6or re&iious mo(ement) Time after time,

indi(idua&s ha(e been ad(ised to keep their oa&s, wishes

and prayers to themse&(es and not te&& a sou&) %nd there is

ood reason for this) *ot on&y miht your intentions be

tainted by other peop&e5s disbe&ief and 6ea&ousies, butyou5re ten times more &ike&y to push forward with your

endea(ors if you6ust do itinstead of b&abberin about it)

2hy te&& someone what you5re p&annin to do when

you can 6ust do it) The truth of the matter is thista&kin

about somethin reduces the amount of enery that you

ha(e a(ai&ab&e to brinin it into bein)

2e ha(e a&& e+perienced this 1dissipation of enery1 at

one point or another) Think about a time when you

became rea&&y e+cited about achie(in somethin, and

you decided to share your p&ans with a friend or

co&&eaue, and then you discussed the sub6ect so much

that you were &eft &itt&e enthusiasm to actua&&y pursue the

idea any further) .n ta&kin about your p&ans, you weaken

your enery e(en faster)

The best approach to take when you are practicin

Scientific >rayer is to keep your intentions to yourse&f and

(ow to &et the resu&ts of your work speak for themse&(es)


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rayers secret makes it a reat

dea& easier to keep your focus on the task at hand, because

you won5t ha(e to think about the e+pectations or

obser(ations of other peop&e) Such distractions can

se(ere&y interfere with the entire process, and in somecases stop it a&toether)

The power of secrecy shou&d ne(er be underestimated)

%&thouh the temptation to share your (ision for the

future can be reat, resistin it wi&& enab&e you to et on

with the much more important task of makin it a rea&ity)

Chapter

The >erfect Date

How did b&ind dates et such a bad wrap3

.s it because b&ind dates, by their (ery nature, offer

&itt&e promise, or is it that we set our standards too hih3

2hat if there was a way to uarantee that e(ery date we

embarked on wou&d be a uaranteed success3

2e&&, uess what, there is such a way)

7ne of the reasons why b&ind dates ha(e such a

neati(e connotation is because peop&e are e+pectin too

much, too soon)

2hen you think about it, what are the chances of a

b&ind date turnin into a &ife8partner3


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*ot ood is riht)

Howe(er, that is what many peop&e e+pect from them). tried to set my sister up with a coworker and before she

e(en had her first cup of coffee with this ent&eman, she

was a&ready si4in him up as a potentia& husband) She

wanted to know if he had bad credit, what year his car

was, did he ha(e any chi&dren, and if so, how many and

did they &i(e with him, and did he &i(e in the city of the

suburb) %nd most important&y, she needed to know if hehad any facia& hair)

ina&&y, . had to stop her, and inform her that she was

not marrin this man) .t was simp&y oin to be a meet

and reet, with nothin e&se promised) . went on to add

that a&& the uestions she asked were irre&e(ant because he

was not oin to be her husband) . mean, it5s possib&e thatthey cou&d ha(e hit it off, but with her e+pectations that

hih, it was more than &ike&y not oin to happen)

0y be&ief is that men and women set their e+pectations

way too hih for first meetins) % more appropriate and

effecti(e e+pectation is that you en6oy the con(ersation

and perhaps maybe a ood mea&, and/or a reat cup of

coffee or bott&e of wine and T


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&o(e of your &ife who happens to be on the other side of

the wor&d) This imainary passener ne+t to you is 6ust

there to keep you company unti& you reach your fina&

destination) .t doesn5t matter what he &ooks &ike, or wherehe &i(es or what he does for a &i(in) 2hat do you care

anyway3 rayers are pro(en too&s for connectin with God)

Their main oa& is to create powerfu& be&iefs and

disempower unwanted ones) %nd for prayers to be

effecti(e, they need to fee& ood when you recite them)


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The prayers in this chapter were specifica&&y chosen for

their fee&8ood power)


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. hope you ha(e en6oyed this materia&, &earned ama4in

thins about yourse&f, and most important&y rea&i4ed 6ust

how powerfu& you are)

Before c&osin, . want to encourae you to make

Scientific >rayer a permanent part of your &ife, reard&ess

of the different oa&s you miht pursue) . assure youthe

rewards wi&& be enormous)

?nti& the ne+t time,

2ishin you more 6oy and more &o(e than you can stand,

London Tracy

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