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The Secrets to Creating Your Own Reality in the Game of Life<\/strong><\/h3>\n

\u201cThe Game of Life and How to Play It,\u201d written by Florence Scovell Shinn, is one of the classic reference books on personal development. This work defines life not as a battlefield, but as a game governed by spiritual laws. In this book, written in 1938, the author argues that the subconscious is a powerful tool that transforms a person\u2019s words and dreams into reality, explaining how individuals can shape their destinies through positive thoughts and expressions. The book emphasizes that fear and doubt are the only obstacles to success, while the importance of trusting one\u2019s intuition and acting as if the desired outcome has already been achieved is explained through various examples. Florence Scovell Shinn goes far beyond her time, teaching that by changing one\u2019s own thought world, one can improve conditions in the external world. In this article, drawing on her wisdom-filled work, we share the secrets of creating your own reality in the game of life.<\/p>\n

When we talk about life in general, we unconsciously use war metaphors all the time. Phrases like \u201cthe struggle of life,\u201d \u201cthe fight for survival,\u201d and \u201cbattling hardships\u201d\u2014which have become ingrained in our language\u2014create a mindset as if we had to put on invisible armor and rush to the trenches every morning when we wake up. We believe we must be in a constant state of defense just to survive. But what if the rules of the game we\u2019ve been given were wrong from the start? What would we do then?<\/p>\n

Most people view life as a never-ending struggle or battle, but it is not actually a battle\u2014it is a game. To play this game successfully, it is vital to understand the universal spiritual laws and the rules of the game. At its core, this great game is a game of \u201cGiving and Receiving\u201d; in other words, you reap what you sow. Whatever you send out into the world through your words or actions will return to you with unwavering accuracy; those who give love receive love, while those who give hatred find hatred.<\/p>\n

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In the game of life, the mind\u2019s ability to visualize plays the leading role. This ability is called the \u201cScissors of the Mind\u201d; whatever images you bring to life in your mind each day, these scissors cut those images out of the fabric of your external world, and eventually you encounter what you have created. If you constantly cut out images of illness, poverty, or failure, that is the picture you will see.<\/p>\n

There is a story about a little girl who used to constantly pretend to be a widow when she was a child. Years later, after she grew up and got married, her husband suddenly died, and she was forced to actually wear that black veil. This may seem like a coincidence, but the message being conveyed is this: The universe is not a moral judge and does not understand jokes. The subconscious cannot distinguish between a child\u2019s game or a fear; it is merely a blind executor.<\/p>\n

At this point, it is necessary to understand the three parts of the mind: the Subconscious, the Conscious, and the Superconscious. The Subconscious is that directionless, blind force. Our Conscious mind, on the other hand, is our worldly mind\u2014constantly chattering, anxious, and limited. If it is only this anxious Conscious mind that feeds the code into the printer, it is inevitable that we will constantly print out disasters. The solution lies in the Superconscious\u2014that divine mind within every person. This is where flawless ideas and the \u201cDivine Design\u201d that is most right for you reside. Here, instead of forcing one\u2019s personal will, one must learn to claim what is rightfully theirs by divine right.<\/p>\n

So, what do we do if we\u2019ve visualized something mentally but it doesn\u2019t yet exist in the physical world? Will we just wait? No, this is where the concept of \u201cActive Faith\u201d comes into play. A modern example of this is the woman in New York who, even though she hadn\u2019t found an apartment yet, went out and bought blankets. By buying those blankets, the woman is sending the message to her subconscious that \u201cthe home is already mine.\u201d Physical action is the surest way to convince the subconscious. Faith is being so certain that the guest will arrive that you brew the tea before the doorbell even rings.<\/p>\n

As we prepare, we must also pay close attention to our words. Life and death lie in the power of language. Every day, through the sentences we form, we unconsciously write the laws of our own destiny. Speaking about failure, lack, or illness invites these circumstances into your life; affirmations about health, abundance, and love reprogram the subconscious in this direction. Words function like the bricks that build our own reality. Like the story of the father who always says he misses the tram and the daughter who says the tram always arrives just as she gets there; both are creating their own laws with their own words.<\/p>\n

Another important rule in the game of life is the \u201cLaw of Non-Resistance.\u201d Resisting keeps you in a battle mentality and drains all your energy. Florence Scovell Shinn speaks of the Chinese philosophy of water; water offers no resistance, yet over time it carves even the hardest rock. Resisting negative situations only feeds them; instead, not resisting the situation and meeting it with kindness allows problems to resolve themselves.<\/p>\n

Furthermore, by learning to hand over the burdens in your mind to your inner guidance\u2014that is, by \u201cletting go\u201d\u2014you can maintain a clear vision even in the midst of uncertainty. Letting go is not laziness; it is a form of mental discipline. Instead of intervening in a problem during a moment of panic, it means handing the solution over to that Superconsciousness that can see everything perfectly from above. There are two compasses guiding us on this path: Love and Intuition. Just as a sculptor sees the angel within the marble, we too can soften even the harshest situations by greeting the divine essence within the people before us and sending them love. True love expects no reward and is not selfish; just as in the story of the woman who found peace by blessing the man who abandoned her and eventually received a marriage proposal from him. Intuition, on the other hand, means \u201cto be taught from within.\u201d If a feeling gives you tension and panic, that is logic; but if it gives you a deep, unfounded sense of peace and a gentle breeze, that is the true intuition whispered by the Superconscious.<\/p>\n

Remember, the purpose of the game of life is to clearly see your own well-being and to develop a faith that will erase all the images of fear from your mind. Becoming the master of your own life begins with transforming your thoughts and words. In this way, you can create your own reality.<\/p>\n

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Source<\/b><\/div>\n
Shinn, F. S. (1938). <\/span>The Game of Life and How to Play It<\/i> (22. bask\u0131). New York, NY: Florence Scovel Shinn<\/span><\/div>\n

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