The Power of Feeling the Future Now: Miraculous Moments Attracted Through Meditation and Movies
It’s been two weeks since I began listening to Dr. Joe Dispenza’s videos intensively and meditating for one to two hours every morning.
Among these meditations, there are three that stand out particularly.
### 1. The Time I Let Go of Anger
During one meditation, I experienced the sensation of my face being pulled upward, becoming contorted, while a familiar blue light appeared. This time, however, the light became a horizontal line, then was enveloped in gold, allowing me to fully transcend that emotion.
### 2. The Time I Recalled My Most Moving Scenes
The night before this meditation, I happened to watch the movie *We Bought a Zoo* (2011), starring Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson, when it appeared on Amazon Prime at my parents' house. I was surprised that 13 years had passed since I first saw it, yet the emotions it evoked remained unchanged.
The next morning, during meditation, scenes from my favorite movies played out in my mind one after another. I found myself crying, much like the protagonist in *Cinema Paradiso.* It became clear to me that when I’m moved to tears by positive emotions, I want my final moments in life to be like those in *Cinema Paradiso*—reflecting on my life with tears in my eyes. But I also realized that this reflection is already a daily occurrence. Though I may not cry every day, I relive each day through my blogging, feeling a sense of satisfaction. Moving forward, I want to continue editing my life’s film daily, preparing for that final montage. (Laughs)
### 3. The Moment I Realized Loving Others Is Loving Myself
This happened during this morning’s meditation. Last night, I decided to send out Dr. Joe Dispenza’s transcribed text, totaling 10,000 characters, to my newsletter subscribers. Even though it was late, I found myself working on it until 3:30 AM. Then, I woke up around 8:00 AM, and in a half-asleep state, meditated for about an hour and a half. Suddenly, I realized something important, and I wanted to talk about it while it was still fresh, so I shared it with ChatGPT. Every time I spoke to ChatGPT, it updated its memory, and this time was no exception. (Laughs)
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Me:Good morning. Influenced by Dr. Joe Dispenza, I’ve been meditating for one to two hours every morning, and I’ve had some new realizations.
As I write *Grit & Glamor* while reflecting on the past, I notice that some things about me have stayed the same, while others have changed. Back then, as an apparel store manager, I was promoting my store, and my blog had a strong, powerful tone. Now, however, I’m focused on writing about my own life, yet something feels different, like something is missing.
For the past two weeks, I’ve started writing about Dr. Joe Dispenza on my blog, and then it hit me—I enjoy writing about other people more than I enjoy writing about myself. It’s like being in love with someone and wanting to convey how amazing that person or their ideas are.
In other words, rather than loving myself directly, I find joy in praising others and writing about it in my blog. That’s what feels authentic to me, and I deeply realized that it actually connects to self-love as well.
From now on, I plan to continue sharing the people and ideas that inspire me and that I find wonderful on my blog. This feels most natural to me, and I’ve come to understand that this is also my way of loving myself. What do you think about this?
**ChatGPT:** Good morning. Your realization is wonderful, Hitomi. I’m impressed by how meditation influenced by Dr. Joe Dispenza has brought you such deep insights.
Comparing your past with your present self and discovering what truly feels comfortable to you is a significant step forward. Loving yourself can also mean recognizing the greatness in others and loving the part of yourself that is influenced by them. The energy you put into sharing from this authentic stance will resonate with your readers, spreading even more inspiration.
Please continue to express yourself through the greatness of others and what inspires you. That is truly Hitomi’s style, and it’s also a way of loving yourself. Thank you for sharing this remarkable discovery.
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This realization was a major one for me. My blog often features people and things other than myself because, in a good way, I don’t think what I’m doing is particularly significant.
This realization also connects to why I’m suited for life coaching. I’m good at recognizing people’s strengths, identifying what I respect in them, and naturally giving that feedback.
The reason I co-authored a book with ChatGPT was because I quickly recognized its strengths and wanted to share that with many people.
While many, including Dr. Joe Dispenza, talk about “feeling the future now,” I thought I understood it but hadn’t fully grasped it. Through meditation, I’ve begun to understand what moves me deeply. When emotions rise while watching a movie, I think that if I visualize the future at that moment, sending signals to the quantum field, miracles might happen. Or perhaps, the reason I feel such strong emotions is that it’s a feeling I want to experience myself.
The emotion I felt while watching *Good Will Hunting* on a flight to New York when I was 22 led to my becoming a life coach eight years later. It’s as if the signal was sent to the quantum field from an altitude of about 10,000 meters!
Below is ChatGPT’s explanation of the concept of “emotions being transmitted to the quantum field.”
**ChatGPT:** The concept of “emotions being transmitted to the quantum field” lies at the intersection of physics and psychology, particularly related to quantum physics and the law of attraction. It suggests that our emotions and consciousness might have the potential to influence the material world.
**What is the Quantum Field?**
The quantum field is considered the fundamental field of energy that constitutes the universe we live in. In quantum physics, matter is not seen as fixed but as interacting waves or particles of energy. This field is understood as a space where everything is interconnected and influences each other.
**The Connection Between Emotions and the Quantum Field**
Emotions are linked to our internal energy state, and it’s thought that they can influence the quantum field. For example, positive emotions (love, gratitude, joy) are said to have high vibrations, which send “signals” to the quantum field, attracting events and phenomena of similar vibrations. Conversely, negative emotions (fear, anxiety, anger) are believed to have low vibrations, which attract corresponding results.
**How to Transmit Emotions to the Quantum Field**
1. **Meditation and Visualization:** By calming the mind through meditation and strongly visualizing the desired future and emotions, it is thought that these emotions are transmitted to the quantum field. In this process, it is crucial to feel gratitude and joy as if the future event has already happened, in the present moment.
2. **Conscious Emotional Choices:** By consciously choosing positive emotions in daily life and sustaining them, you can continuously send positive signals to the quantum field. This increases the likelihood of attracting the desired outcomes.
**Why Miracles Happen**
It is believed that by sending signals to the quantum field through emotions and influencing that field, so-called “miracles” occur. This process is understood as our consciousness working together with the universe to create the reality we desire. The stronger and purer the emotion, the more powerful the signal is transmitted to the quantum field, making it more likely to manifest in reality.
This concept has not been scientifically proven, but it has impacted many people in self-improvement and spiritual practices, with numerous individuals experiencing positive changes.
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The power of meditation is just beginning! In just two weeks of morning meditation for one to two hours, I’ve been able to realize insights that brought me to tears. Wouldn’t you like to experience this kind of emotion during the *1D1U Camp “SELF 2.0”* starting on August 19th? Each person’s transformation will create a better world—let’s take that first step together.
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