Is it possible to achieve "impossible" goals or dreams by means of mental powers?

Question

Have you ever achieved a dream or goal of any kind(wether economic, at any field) you had thought it was "impossible"? What do you suggest me in order to achieve a dream or goal that it is apparently impossible?

Answer 1

Mental powers? What?

Using mental powers to achieve an impossible goal. . .

I guess you mean
Have I ever telekenetically achieved a goal?

No?

Well, here's my story:

I moved to Europe on thousands of dollars of student loans, with no financial support from my parents, studied and worked (studied French and German and worked as an English teacher) until landing a very good job as a translator in Germany. I'm only an intern at the moment, but my internship is ending soon and the company has offered to hire me as a freelancer, so I will be able to continue to translate from where ever I happen to be!

Plus my couple years here in Europe have taught me a lot about the world and life, and helped me to grow up really fast (I was 19 when I arrived)!

This process helped me to realize (and should help you too) that you can do anything you want if you want it badly enough and you give it your all. Just throw yourself full-fledged into every opportunity and you will make it (what if I had never achieved my dreams by not risking the student loans and absolute instability of moving to another continent on my own?).

Answer 2

Impossible is a word used a lot by losers, teachers, and others that don't want you to show them for the slackers that they are. Nothing is impossible.
My father always said "You just have to be smarter than the problem". Just think of all the things we would not have if all the people at Bell Labs didn't event the transistor. Guys like Gilbert, Franklin, Faraday, Ohm, and Henry could never have guessed what they were working on, almost 400 years ago, would lead to the micro computer or cell phones. The enemy of the impossible is knowledge. You can achieve anything if you use your mind, education, and dreams. Learn everything you can about your dream and push on from there.
Remember every thing we have today is built on the steps laid down by pioneers of the past. Go out and lay down the next step next.

Answer 3

Yes. For 6 years, I have wanted an Australian terrier dog, but that particular breed is one of the rarest and most hard to find in this country, even more so because I was looking for one that was in a certain price range, but everywhere I looked, all I could find were Australian terrier dogs that I was not able to afford.
What I did was draw a picture of the dog that I wanted and hang it up on my wall, then every night, I closed my eyes, cleared my mind, and pictured myself with an Australian terrier dog.
Anyway, I finally got that dog that I wanted so much and what I would suggest to you would be to draw a picture of what it is that you want and put that picture in a place where it would be the first thing you see when you wake up in the morning and the last thing you see before you go to sleep at night.
As you look at the picture, close your eyes and picture yourself as having what it is that you want in your mind and concentrate really hard on that mental picture. As you do this, it is going to feel more and more real to you, until eventually, you will acheive that apparently impossible dream or goal that you set out to achieve.
Another good piece of advice is to never ever give up, either, because there is going to be times when it will be frustrating for you, times when you will feel like giving up, but the most important thing to do is to keep going, in order to get what it is that you want.

Answer 4

I wouldn't say it is an "impossible" goal; perhaps a highly improbable goal...and yes, I've done it and it can be done.

There are also some people who like this; I can't attest to it as I've not personally read it yet...but it seems to have a sense of personal gain which doesn't jive but it might be worth a read.

http://www.amazon.com/Secret-Rhonda-Byrne/dp/1582701709/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/103-1737820-4550220?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1187413636&sr=8-2

Answer 5

Yes. At one time I thought I was impossible that I'd ever have the chance to go back to school and get my PhD. But surprising things happened, I acted to take advantage of all opportunities that came my way, and eventually I reached my goal. It required a lot of mental power but none of it was paranormal in nature.

The best advice I can give you: never give up.

Answer 6

If you believe the nonsense paraded out in "The Secret" mental powers can uncork a bottle or fly you to the moon. There is nothing that can make something impossible occur. If something is possible but unlikely to occur then I would say that mental powers can help a great deal, and by mental powers I mean a positive attitude, hard work, determination and drive to succeed. However, even if you have all of that there's no guarantee you can make something happen.

Magical mental powers do not exist.

Answer 7

It isn't what you "think" that determines your reality, it is what you actually "do" and how you do it. Sure I have achieved the seeming impossible but not by "thinking" it real, by putting things in action for it to occur.

Answer 8

Yes of course! Nothing is impossible.

We only use a little more that 10% of our brain capabilities. If we can channel, focus and concentrate, we can achieve anything we want through sheer will power.

Answer 9

Yes, I would say I have. Patience helped. And determination. And never saying that it's impossible.

Answer 10

Scientists say that you only use 10% of your brain. I believe personally that if you could somehow unlock that other 90 your mental powers would achieve levels necessary for telekenisis or telepathy