Switchwords – How To Use Them

Switchwords is a little-known 60 year-old secret top achievers have been using to make their dreams come true. If the law of attraction hasn’t been working for you keep readking.

Switchwords are truly magic words that vibrate to a human truth and to our own intuitive knowing. They are a doorway to the Kingdom within. Freud seems to have first noticed that there are specific words that trigger responses from the unconscious. 

James Mangam came up with the concept of positive triggers in the nineteen fifties and spread it in the sixties in his book, “The Secret to Perfect Living,” (now in a new printing). Some switchwords are ancient words that have been around for eons. Others are catchy keywords in songs or in TV commercials. They contain the essence of an experience, a condition or a feeling. Other switchwords have a personal appeal.

Follow That Impulse!

When you use a Switchword, you will often get an impulse or a thought to do something, and that is the response to your command, or suggestion.  Follow that impulse!  If you ask a friend to help you out and you then refuse that help, you can imagine what will happen.

If you use the Switchword COUNT, to make money, and you get an idea, follow it up.  The thoughts or impulses may seem illogical, but remember that they are not coming from a place of logic, but of knowing.

For example, you may want to rejuvenate your business, and so you use the word LEARN.  Using it often, suddenly you think of a friend you haven’t talked to in a long time.  What does that have to do with your business?  But call them!  You may find, in talking about your business, that they are experiencing the same thing and have found the most wonderful consultant to help them.  Follow that impulse!

Like many people, I have had problems with negative thinking about others, and I find if I use the Switchword FORGIVE when I notice I’m in one of those loops, the thoughts clear fairly soon. If they come back, I just use FORGIVE again. It has worked in the most difficult situations, and is beginning to train me to go to forgiveness sooner in my thinking.