68 Second Video - Template

Includes music and a countdown timer.

Use this video to meditate and focus on something you want to create.

Find the feeling that having what you are creating will bring you and focus on that: happiness, love, peace, wellbeing, relief, surrender, joy, abundance...

See yourself in the picture of having what you are creating: health, wellness, prosperity, meaningful relationships, deep love, profound change...

Visit http://www.68secondvideo.com for more tips on using this powerful tool.

Also be sure to visit my website: http://frankbutterfield.us

Thanks!
Frank Butterfield

Category:

Education

Tags:

• law
• of
• attraction
• secret
• loa
• prosperity
• 68
• seconds
• visualization
• meditation
• manifestation
• success
• wellbeing
• happiness

[tubasex3]

It's a nice video, nice music and the visual is great. But can you move the numbers off the middle of the screen: maybe to the bottom of the screen? They are distracting.

Thanks

[68secondvideo]

They are as low as they will go. However, I will post a video with no numbers that still includes the start and end gong. Thanks for commenting!

[dingdongmeanscat]

I am glad I come across this calming 68 seconds countdown video. It is perfectly put together and I found it helpful. Will be using it for my visualization. Thank you.

[sammynole1]

Nice good job and music and scenery just perfect for gazing while visualizing and feeling the goodness

[dingdongmeanscat]

I actually prefer the countdown. thanks for uploading the video with calming and soothing music for my focus.

[paulienvank]

thank you so much for this video, when I watch this I sit with open hands and I féél the flow, the gratitude and surrendering in my hart and hands. tears running down my face.. it realy touched me.

love and blessings, Paulien from Holland

[mauidelite]

Awesome - I was just going to ask if you were going to do one without the numbers! Excellent! These are terrific - thank you!

[geode00]

What I liked about how you did this video is that the music is restful and not too hyper...allowing for deep focus on thought. Also the images are calm too and easy to just gaze into while concentrating. Thanks.