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This article will present an, in my experience, very effective way to find the answers to things -- a method where you simply state the question, and -- literally -- let go completely and by doing so get the answer to the question. I wish you good luck in using the method, and hope that it helps you reach success! Do you often search the answers for things, and do so in a very pro-active way? That might sound like a good idea - but, in my experience, all the answers you need are already inside of yourself -- making all you need to do, to get the answer, letting the answer come to you - meaning not stop yourself from seeing the answer. Now the question might pop up, "why the hell would I keep the answers from myself?", and it is understandable that the question rises... I think the answer is that sometimes the answer is not the one we would like it to be -- for whatever reason -- why we pretend to not know the answer... it simply hurts too much. I have found, from my own experience, that sometimes this answer is something I keep from myself for an extended period of time -- probably years....And the reason, I do this, is because the answer is potentially completely identity-destroying. So, how do you let the answer come to you? You just let it come. You ask a question and relax - and eventually, if you truly let go of finding the answer, it will come to you. This might sound counter-intuitive - but that is something you will have to live with if you wish to reap the rewards of this. So, what you do, very practically: find out something that you would like the answer to -- anything -- and then simply ask the question, and after that do everything that relaxes you; breathe deeply, make slow movements or whatever you can think of that will make you relax. I hope that what I wrote here is a method you use to great success -- if you do use it, I would like to hear whether you used it exactly the way it is outlined here, or if you did any modifications - and, if you did modify it, what your modifications consisted of and the results you got after making them. I am all ears! I hope you reach success using this method.
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