COUE
Method

 Our subconscious is at the origin of our physical and mental states; it is by our imagination that we can communicate with our subconscious. Our negative images and our representations have underhand effects and devastators. We have this freedom and this capacity to imagine the possible one and the positive one.

 

 It is indeed imagination and not of the will as opposed to what known as the old proverb "As one wants, one can". 

The insomniac wants to sleep like the alcoholic wants to leave his state, this will is not enough. It is not a question 

to want to cure, but to think cures.

 

To illustrate its basic postulates Emile Coué often quoted the text of Blaise Pascal on the giddiness and the will.

 

Each one among us is able to go on board a 10 meters length and 25 centimetres broad if this one is posed on the ground.

Let us suppose how this board is placed between the two turns of a cathedral, few people will be ready to spring!

 

Despite everything the possible efforts of will, the fall is almost inevitable.

 

In the first case, imagination says to us that the crossing was easy, in the second we imagine the fall.

 

The carpenter as the roofer imagine, them, that they can do it.

 

 

 5 great basic postulates: 

 

A thought, good or bad, that we have in head are for us reality, and tend to be carried out. (cf above: to imagine the fall)

 

 

The first faculty of the man is imagination

 

When there is fight between imagination and the will, it is always the imagination which carries it without any exception.

 

 

When the will and imagination are in agreement, they make more than to be added, they multiply. 

(It is an image to illustrate the force of this alliance)

 

 

Imagination can be led.

 

 

Emile Coué formalizes his method in a sentence and urges his patients to repeat twenty times of continuation and three times per days:

 

"Day by day, in every way I'm getting better and better"