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Lesson 5 Of The Master Key System

This is the part of the Master Key System that we can see clearly that every conceivable force or object is the direct result of our mind in action.

Our mind in itself is powerless, passive and inert.  But when mind in set in motion, which is actually our thoughts, it can shape and control matter because our thoughts are creative, powerful, forceful and full of energy.

Understand that our mind is partly made of conscious mind and a large part of sub-conscious mind (in fact at least over 90% of it is our sub-conscious mind) we can harness our potential through the control of our sub-conscious mind.  And the best place to start is through our active thought process.

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Who is Alborz Fallah?  Probably you will not know him.  But if you are an Australian, a car lover or someone who  follow Yaro Starak’s entrepreneurs-journey blog then this name may just gel.

This is the guy who has 2 to 3 cars sent to his garage every WEEK for him to test drive!  Quite possibly this Lamborghini was one test-driven by him at one stage.  By Now, Alborz Fallah is probably a household name in Australia, particularly among the car lovers.  His blog CarAdvice.com.au is currently in the top ten web traffic of Australia.

He was one of the earlier student of Yaro Starak coaching program, an average person as like you and me, but one who is acutely aware of his passion in cars and like to write about cars, their features and generally anything related to cars.  For months,while having a full time job, he continued to put up average of at least 2 posts per day in his car blog CarAdvice.com.au.  This is a guy who:

• Passionate pursue his interest – cars and writing;
• Not putting too much concentration trying to make money;
• Committed, Consistent and Focus on his blog

Finally his effort earns him big time.  You can find out bits and pieces of who he is through an interview of him by Yaro Starak here:

• Download the MP3 [ 49 Minutes - 22 MB ]

Or you can download a pdf file of the transcript of the interview here:

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What is dyslexia?

According to this online dictionary:-

dys·lex·i·a (dĭs-lěk’sē-ə)
n. A learning disorder marked by impairment of the ability to recognize and comprehend written words.

The term probably comes from the medical term alexia which is an acquired inability to read due to disease and the other word dysfunctional, not operating properly. Phew, even the term dyslexia is itself difficult to pronounce or read by an average Joe.  To have it describe a learning disability suffered by a dyslexic person, wow, that’s double whammy!

How many people in the world are suffering from some form of dyslexia?  The exact figure of those affected will properly be never know, but it is believed that around 10% do suffer from dyslexia in some form. So this is an alarming statistic of 1 in every 10 persons.

Many of us assume that everyone sees things the same way. People with perceptual problems (even with perfect vision) actually perceive print like this:

On the right side, you can select the different effects which a person with dyslexia condition will perceive: (with reference from this site)

Here are some of the most common symptoms exhibited by dyslexic people:
Main Characteristics

• Dyslexic people have problems with many of the following (the extent and the number of problems vary with each individual)
• Difficulty learning to reading and also problems reading fluently.
• Problems spelling
• Copying text from one place to another (eg. copying from the whiteboard/blackboard)
• Difficulty automatically determining left from right and have difficulty recognising the difference between symmetrical things eg. ‘d’ & ‘b’
• Retaining things in the memory for short lengths of time ie. a verbal instruction, a list of numbers, sequence of letters, a shopping list etc.
• Inability to organize thoughts resulting for instance in difficulty remembering to do things at a specific time or place. Lack of organization may make it difficult to do things such as write an essay which has a good structure.
• Poor concentration and need to compensate by trying to learn the art of concentration. This can show itself in many ways from the obvious inability to concentrate during lessons/lectures to more subtle problems such as being unable to concentrate long enough to do the simplest forms of mental arithmetic.
• Sadly many dyslexic people have such a rough time that their self esteem can become badly battered.
• Many have difficulty understanding poetic language.
• Coordination problems can make it hard and sometimes painful or tiring to write and/or play sports etc..
• Some dyslexic people like myself also suffer from Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome which affects their vision (hence reading is more difficult).

Some useful resources for further reading:

Adult Dyslexia Screening Online. The first ever online Dyslexia Screening Test For Adults (16 ) which is officially endorsed By The British Dyslexia Institute.

Learn To Read Through Play. Games designed by A Dyslexia Specialist Teacher which can help to dramatically improve childrens in reading without any pain or stress.

Designing For Dyslexics. A series of three articles examining the specific learning difficulty known as dyslexia and how web design can impact the ability of those afflicted to access information on web pages.

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Sit back and relax. Let the soothing sounds of these classical guitar bring you to your dream world and empower you for the week ahead.

Notice how she runs her fingers across the fingerboard on the guitar neck and flawlessly execute the whole melody.

Another expert mesmerized us with his superior and excellent performance.  Do you notice how easy he seems to move his fingers across the guitar’s neck? Bet you wish you can do so.

Another veteran gives his rendition of classical guitar, demonstrating human capability to master musical art.

And while you are admiring their individual skill in playing guitar, have you ever thought that you may actually be able to pick up playing guitar yourself?

We do not assume that you can be like these masters in playing classical guitar in a few weeks or even a few years, neither do we expect you to land on a concert stage, we do believe that you can learn how to play basic guitar quickly if you have the proper guidance.

Today’s eBook of the Week – Guitar Made Easy -  is about playing guitar.  In just 6 easy steps you can quickly learn the secrets to mastering the basics of the guitar. Before you know it, you will learn basic chording, finger conditioning and rhythm. And, as the author says, “the rhythm is goona getcha!”

Whether you are six or sixty, Guitar Made Easy allows you to learn in the privacy of your own home. No hassle with private tutors or the embarrassment of group classes.

With this innovative tool, you’ll quickly learn:

• Chord Structure
• Chord Changing
• Fundamental 4/4 rhythym
• Handy tips to get the beat rolling
• 3/4 rhythym structure and practice routine
• Chords, chords and more chords
• Common chord combinations and variations
• Practice songs
• History and terminology of guitar
• And Much Much More

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TITLE	Guitar Made Easy
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Lesson 4 Of The Master Key System

Lesson 4 deals with cause and effect. What you think, or do, or feel, is an indication of what you are. The causes are your thought, deed and feeling. The effect is what you become. In this lesson 4, the key is to focus on the cause, that is to focus on the thinking and feeling level. Your personality is made up of countless individual characteristics, peculiarities, habits, and traits of character; and these are the result of your former method of thinking.

• But few people know how to think constructively, or correctly, consequently they achieve only indifferent results. Most people allow their thoughts to dwell on selfish purposes.
• The trained mind knows that every transaction must benefit every person who is in any way connected with the transaction, and any attempt to profit by the weakness, ignorance or necessity of another will inevitably operate to his disadvantage.

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