Remember the basic laws of power. Power can be gained through natural means (from the sun, earth, moon, prayer, etc.) or by associating with people more powerful than you are. The power of nature is almost infinite, so anyone can have more power without taking it or trying to steal it from anyone else.

Becoming more powerful also implies a willingness to be generous with your own power. For example, share your knowledge power with others through mentoring someone younger, share your prosperity power by donating money/services to charity, share your positive attitude by raising healthy well-balanced children, share your love with friends and family, etc.

1. Learn to self-empower yourself by feeling confident without arrogance.
2. Let go of any past injuries and ideas that make you feel less powerful. Be willing to more forward to a more powerful self.
3. Use your ability and natural talents to achieve in your chosen field, to organize your work or your life, and use your talents in the most productive ways. Keep your body and mind healthy through balanced diet, rest and appropriate exercise.
4. Learn to be patient, kind to others, realistic and tolerant of the views of others.
5. Learn to appreciate what you already have even as you strive to be a better person.
6. Develop an inner peace that helps you stay on course.
7. Learn to be flexible and adapt to changing situations.

If you decide that you want more power, ask for it in small increments. You will find that almost immediately when you reach for more power, something will happen to test your ability to handle that increased power. If you handle it appropriately, you will find yourself on a new plateau. If you handle it inappropriately, you will fall on your face and have to climb up from failure before you can reach the next level of power.

Most people who make a flashy announcement of increased power are usually not ready for it (something those around them easily see). Those who quietly rise in power understand the rules and are less likely to misuse it.