The 'Buying Warts' Game (Imaginal Transfer of Ownership)

Step by step

1. Identify the unwanted physical condition.
2. Create a symbolic act of 'transferring ownership' of the condition (e.g., 'buying' it).
3. Clearly state that the condition no longer belongs to the individual.
4. Affirm that, because it no longer belongs, it must disappear.
5. Maintain the belief in this transfer of ownership.

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The Law And The Promise

To remove an unwanted physical condition (like warts), engage in a symbolic act of 'transferring ownership' of the condition. Convince the individual (or yourself) that the unwanted condition no longer belongs to them, and therefore must disappear. This works by shifting the imaginal support from the condition to its absence.

I asked him to play a little game with me, that I would pay him a sum of money for each wart. This suited him fine; he said—'he didn't see how he could lose!' We arrived at a fair price, he thought, and then I said, 'Now, I'm paying you good money for those warts; they no longer belong to you. You never keep property belonging to someone else so you can no longer keep those warts. They will disappear. It may take a day, two days or a month; but remember, that I've bought them and they belong to me.' My son was delighted with our game and the results sound like something read in old musty books on magic. But, believe me, within ten days the warts began to fade, and, at the end of one month every wart on his body had completely disappeared!

This technique leverages the power of belief and imaginal ownership. By mentally 'selling' or 'transferring' the unwanted condition, the imaginal support for its existence is withdrawn, leading to its physical disappearance.

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