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TITLE (EDIT)
Julliunyte: A Secret To Your Every Wish! |
DESCRIPTION
Get everything you want by channeling your wish's energy!
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TITLE KEYWORD
Spiritual |
AUTHOR
Joseph D Smith |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Joseph D. Smith is The Legendary Graduate!
[January 2018] |
AUTHOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS
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AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (24)
Bagon Time! (Poetry) A fun little poem demonstrating laziness in writing, which the majority of people exhibit! [6 words] [Humor]
Cross In The Darkness Of The Night (Poetry) The lonely forsaken cross... This poem is featured in my self-published book of poetry, The Legendary Graduate. [58 words] [Suspense]
Death Is Black (Poetry) A dark poem inspired by "Roses are Read", but instead it shows disdain for a person. This poem may be used for any purpose with credit to Joseph D. Smith, while derivative works may be made as long a... [12 words] [Relationships]
Habit Of Insanity (Poetry) This poem is for those who are struggling or who have struggled with drug addiction. This poem is featured in my self-published poetry book, "The Legendary Graduate". [120 words] [Health]
How Not To Start A Revolution (Essays) Don't worry, this is only political satire commentary on starting an American Revolution 2.0. [310 words] [Humor]
Hypothesis Of Cancer's Single Underlying Cause (Essays) Does cancer have a single underlying cause? My hypothesis says yes-maybe. [103 words] [Health]
I Am Two (Poetry) I am born by both God and Satan... Their signatures were put on my soul. This is an original, independently published poem. [20 words] [Fable]
I'm Phat And Fat (Poetry) I am proud of who I am, so I'm cool with that! This poem is featured in my self-published poetry book, "The Legendary Graduate". [27 words] [Motivational]
Man With No Head (Poetry) The man with no head rides again. This poem is featured in my self-published poetry book, "The Legendary Graduate". [52 words] [Fable]
Nine-Volt Lick (Poetry) Have you ever licked a nine-volt battery? Tee-hee! [12 words] [Humor]
Oh The Fat Irony (Poetry) What does it take to not be fat...? This is an original, independently published poem. [35 words] [Humor]
Passing On (Poetry) Till the day I died. This poem is featured in my self-published book of poetry, "The Legendary Graduate". [127 words] [Spiritual]
Samurai Jack Ending (Short Stories) Samurai Jack: Time-Traveling Hallucinogen-The Last Ride by Joseph D. Smith. Story derived from Samurai Jack by Genndy Tartakovsky. [1,085 words] [Fan Fiction]
Say Love Me (Songs) I have Asperger's Syndrome, a mild form of autism, and this is an example of how repetitive I can be. It also shows how I can actually capture the feeling of love in so few words! My buddy Dennis Adki... [43 words] [Romance]
The Cat And The Gnat (Children) A cat with a stylish hat, meets it's match with an over-confident gnat! [68 words] [Animal]
The Dreaming Wager (Short Stories) Have you ever wagered with your subconscious mind? [415 words] [Mystical]
The Hobo In The Elevator (Children) A rhyme that would entertain the children, and teach them to be happy about what they have, especially the roof they have over their heads! [46 words] [Fable]
The Legendary Graduate Success (Essays) How I became a successful author with my book, "The Legendary Graduate" by Joseph D Smith. ISBN: 978-1-105-23776-8 [343 words] [Publishing]
The Multi-Billion Dollar Strike (Short Stories) What if a multi-billionaire could cause an entire nation to go on strike by paying them to do so? [903 words] [Literary Fiction]
The Raisin Hater (Plays) A very, very short play about the thumb-sized little man named The Raisin Hater, who is delusional and paranoid that Raisins are after him! This is a highly-experimental stage-play, which may be use... [173 words] [Comedy]
This Quarter Of Yours (Children) A children's rhyme about giving a kid their quarter's worth of a Quarter! It teaches kids a literary device on using the same word in different ways. [17 words] [Comedy]
What's It Like? (Songs) A song about confronting one's own life-situation! [118 words] [Motivational]
When I Smile For You (Songs) This is a song I wrote for a friend that I stabbed in the back, that I'm glad forgave me. [124 words] [Relationships]
Yet, Pigs Can Fly (Poetry) This poem is a pig, that can fly. [19 words] [Comedy]
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Julliunyte: A Secret To Your Every Wish!
Joseph D Smith
There is only one thing you must do to grant your every wish, which doesn't involve positive thinking, nor the law of attraction, not even positive affirmations! All you have to do is channel what you want!
Channeling is using your mental energy to open a void where your target is it's own field of energy, which you can drink with the use of your aura or chi. You open your mind to the wish you want to grant, then use your aura to pull it in while focusing on it. You must drink the energy until you feel it is yours, which feels like you are full and you can't drink anymore!
Here is a simple exercise:
Step 1: Put your index and middle fingers together.
Step 2: Put your fingers only a few inches away from your lips, only so you don't touch them.
Step 3: Hold your fingers still, then momentarily stop inhaling and exhaling(you don't necessarily have to hold your breath very hard).
Step 3 allows you to know what your own energy feels like, so that you don't confuse it for what you are channeling to your aura.
Then, there are a few more steps:
Step 4: Put your fingers down and relax.
Step 5: Clear your mind while keeping your whole body and muscles relaxed.
Step 6: Close your eyes and use your mind's eye to open the void portal.
Step 7: Push your energy inside the void and drink the energy with your aura until you feel full.
Step 8: Close the void to cut off the energy you are channeling.
And that's how you do the Julliunyte ritual! You can focus on and channel anything! Money, power, success, love, romance, a new job, a new car, just whatever you want at anytime, whenever and wherever you want it!
If it doesn't work, then keep trying. I cannot guarantee the Julliunyte ritual will work. But just keep at it, because it can't hurt to keep trying.
This column will be read and known for it's significance for generations to come, as this is highly advanced thinking, thousands of years ahead of it's time. If you use this ritual right, you'll have everything you've ever wanted! Tell your friends, tell your wife, tell your kids, tell your family, and tell everyone so that there will be enough abundance for everyone. When everyone starts to use the Julliunyte ritual, the whole world will be in a perpetual state of harmony, peace, joy, and even enlightenment! Again, you just have to keep drinking the energy with your aura from your desire until you eventually get what you want and keep doing it everyday.
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STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
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