1. How are ideas impressed on the subconscious? Through logical argument Through the medium of feeling Through loud repetition Through reading many books
2. Why is the state akin to sleep so effective? Because dreams predict the future Because the critical conscious mind relaxes and the subconscious becomes most impressionable Because you have more time at night Because the body is horizontal
3. Which tense belongs in a script? "I will have..." "I want..." "I am / I have / I was..." "Maybe someday..."
4. Sara does SATS every night, and every morning immediately checks her phone to see if the text arrived. Which principle is she violating? She is choosing the wrong technique She is living in the end at night but returning to the old state each morning Her scene is too long She needs to tell more people about her desire
5. Raj lies down for SATS and spends forty minutes happily imagining the new job: the salary, the office, a vacation it will fund, conversations with new colleagues. He wakes proud of his discipline. What actually happened? A perfect SATS session He daydreamed: a wandering movie OF the desire instead of one short conclusive scene looped in the drowsy state His desire is too big for SATS He should do it in the morning instead
6. Mia’s SATS scene is: "I am at my desk working extra hours, impressing my boss so she gives me the promotion." What is wrong with this scene? It is too short It imagines the process instead of the end — the scene could happen without the promotion ever arriving Nothing; hard work scenes are the strongest kind It needs more sensory detail
7. After a painful breakup conversation, Dev retells the story vividly to three friends over the week, reliving the hurt each time. Under this module’s teaching, what is he doing? Processing, which speeds healing automatically Reinfecting himself: each feeling-charged retelling replants the unwanted scene as tomorrow’s seed Practicing revision correctly Nothing significant; only nighttime thoughts create
8. Lena repeats "I am wealthy, I am wealthy" fifty times a day through gritted teeth while feeling a knot of panic about her bills. What is being impressed on her subconscious? Wealth, because the words are positive The panic — the subconscious receives the feeling underneath, not the vocabulary on top Nothing, because affirmations need to be written down Both equally, cancelling out
9. On day 4 of his mental diet, a wave of "this will never work" thoughts arrives while Sam is driving. He notices them, lets them pass without comment, and returns to his inner scene at the next red light. Did he break his diet? Yes; the thoughts arriving means the diet is broken No — thoughts arriving is not failure; dwelling on and verbalizing them is what breaks the diet, and he did neither Yes, because he was distracted while driving Only if the thoughts return tomorrow
10. Ana cannot see mental images at all: when she closes her eyes there is only darkness. She concludes SATS is closed to her. What would this module tell her? She is right; visualization is mandatory Feeling, inner speech, and implied sensation impress the subconscious fully — imagery was one doorway, never the state itself She should try harder to force pictures She should skip techniques and rely on affirmations only
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