Cosmic Wishes – Brownell Landrum

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The Cosmic Wish Experiment

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What is a Cosmic Wish?

Not every wish is a cosmic wish. A wish becomes a Cosmic Wish when you add science.

First, let’s take a look at the definition of “cosmic.”

Merriam Webster defines cosmic in a few nuanced ways. First, it relates to the vastness of the universe.

Second, (and this is Brownell’s favorite part) is that cosmic also suggests the spiritual or metaphysical.

And third, cosmic suggests greatness, intensity, and comprehensiveness.

Now THAT’S a wish!

What is the difference between a wish, a prayer, and a goal?

A goal is something within your control, and a prayer is outside your control. Wishes occupy a unique middle ground. They feel both personal and transpersonal, both within your influence and beyond your complete control.

What is the difference between a wish and a Cosmic Wish?

A Cosmic Wish is a wish with SCIENCE!

What is the difference between a wish and a Cosmic Wish?

A Cosmic Wish is a wish with SCIENCE!

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Why Learn How to Make Cosmic Wishes?

Because you’re working on a BIG wish and need it to happen for real this time
Because you love manifestation programs and want more more more
Because you’re at a turning point and want to wish your way into the next chapter
Because you love science
Because you want a structure and activities that help you actually follow through
Because the idea of “Cosmic Collaboration” sounds fascinating
Because you have so many wishes you want to come true
Because you’ve tried therapy, coaching, journaling, and still feel stuck
Because you read The Art & Science of Wishing and want to put it into practical practice
Because you want to wish for someone you love — and make it powerful
Because you want your wishing and manifesting grounded in real science, not superstition
Because you’re working on a major group change initiative with others
Because you think all of this is crap but are open to being proven wrong
Because you love the idea of uniting science and spirituality
Because goal-setting is only a piece of the bigger puzzle and Cosmic Wishing offers the missing pieces
Because you think your kids and family might be interested in this, too
Because you want to know what you’re capable of when you wish with both science and intention
Because you love anything Brownell does
Because you want to learn how to make Cosmic Wishes and maybe someday teach others how to as well
Because you really do think Cosmic Wishing can change the world
Other – What’s YOUR why?

Here’s a list of some (but not all!) of the sciences in Cosmic Wishing!

Neuroscience
Psychology
Quantum Physics
Cognitive Psychology
Social Psychology
Behavioral Science
Anthropology
Sociology
Philosophy
Systems Theory
Biology
Evolutionary Science
Medicine
Consciousness Studies
Parapsychology
Information Theory
Complexity Science
Cosmology
Behavioral Economics
Health Sciences
Cultural Psychology
Neuroeconomics

Integrated Information Theory
Default Mode Network
Mirror Neurons
Neuroplasticity
Social Neuroscience
Transportation Theory
Narrative Persuasion
Epigenetics
Memory Reconsolidation
Positive Psychology
Post-Traumatic Growth
Broaden-and-Build Theory
Hope Theory
Self-Determination Theory
Placebo Effect
Cognitive Bias
Quantum Mechanics
Theoretical Physics

Where It All Began

So how does a storyteller with a GSU MBA and a corporate background who writes metaphysical books get interested in the science of wishing?

Well, I was writing a novel about a magical world of wishes when one night I couldn’t’ sleep, so I listened to a science lecture. I’m weird like that. Listening to science in the middle of the night. But instead of putting me to sleep, it woke me up — literally and figuratively.

And it made me wonder: IS there science in wishing?

Well, that led to a game of scientific whack-a-mole. The more I researched, the more sciences kept popping up. Anthropology? Whack! Mirror neurons? Whack! Evolutionary biology? Whack!

That led to this huge adventure — okay, obsession — where I researched over 70 different scientists. It changed my life. I just wish I’d known about it sooner!