There are powerful, yet rarely known, visualization techniques that employ mental tools as effective means of relieving pain, healing injuries, and more importantly to rewire the brain to channel energies towards one's goals. While there are any number of books on self-healing and visualization, there are none written in modern times that discuss the active and purposeful application of mental tools, the practice of which is immensely more effective than the commonly known techniques of passive visualization, guided imagery and meditation. This practice may have its roots in the 3000 year old Indian tradition called "Tantra," but since forgotten for practical purposes, and, in any case, never well-explained. The author unlocks these secrets in this little book that marks new territory in our understanding of the potential of mind-body dynamics. In active tool-based visualization (or, Active Visualization - the techniques of this book), the practitioner is not merely focused on the positive end-result, but actively seeks to feel or pinpoint the perceived source of the problem or pain location, and begins a purposeful, focused, continuously iterating and progressively evolving visualization that uses mental imagery of tools (such as a surgeon's scalpel) to surgically rectify or discard the body part that is the perceived source of the problem. Also, with each such iteration, the practitioner visualizes the replacement of the rectified or discarded body part with the growth of extremely healthy, vibrant and energetic cells that rejuvenate one's entire being. Traditional visualization techniques that only reinforce positive end-result are simply not as effective or fast as those discussed in this book. As mentioned in the previous paragraph, the very process of seeking to understand the pain and mentally searching for the right invasive or surgical tool to work with is immensely beneficial to healing, and is one of the secret ingredients of Active Visualization techniques. It jolts you and your inner systems out of lazy and passive "hoping," and makes you an active surgeon who is knowingly performing the actions of repair and recovery. These techniques leverage the ultimate potential of human beings' mind-body dynamics (and, as a note, without association to religious belief systems or mystical thinking). While the book lays the critical foundation through the Preface and Chapters 1 and 2, it is intended as a practical guide, and demonstrates the theory's applications via the case studies in Chapter 4. The case studies not only discuss the solution design process for healing, but also demonstrate the versatility of the techniques and the range of the possible solutions. The detailed analysis with some case studies must be considered an extension of the theory provided in Chapters 1 and 2. The root cause and the cure for some conditions (such as, costochondritis) are not well-understood by the medical community, and therefore, serve as a perfect testing ground for the techniques of this book. The reader is strongly urged to read all the case studies of Chapter 4 so as to gain a deeper insight into the solution design process and attain the versatility to develop new solutions for conditions not covered in this book. The case studies covered in the book include the following conditions: Sore throat / Common cold, Headache, Stomach pain, Tennis elbow, Knee pain, Back pain, Neck pain, Costochondritis, High Sugar, Toe injury. Chapter 5 and the case studies therein provide insight into how to use the techniques of this book to enhance mental performance to channel energies towards financial planning, overcome personality limitations and achieve life's goals.