Success is
available to us all if we want it badly enough and we are determined to do our
best to achieve it, to do our best to believe it.
Our thoughts are transmitted
into the Universe through our subconscious mind, every thought and every wish is
sent out to the Universe.
When our subconscious mind has been informed, it will
repeatedly send out this information because our subconscious actually believes
that this is what he already is, or this is what he is destined to become now.
And this is fact!
When we have told the subconscious (and
made it believe) that we already are rich, or that we already drive a BMW, even
that we already own that beautiful house, the subconscious will transmit this
information into the Universe - the Collective Consciousness and the Universe
will return these things to you based on the already proven law of attraction.
Many other things can be achieved this way, if we repeatedly tell the
subconscious (and believe) that we are thin and beautiful, loved and adored then
the subconscious will itself believe this and transform your look and love until
it suits what it believes to be true.
Wednesday 1 May 2013
Friday 26 April 2013
The Conscious Mind
The conscious mind only represents a mere 12% of the total mind's capacity, and can only be concerned with, or hold one single thought at a time. To some extent it has control over our nervous system, and is responsible for the voluntary actions of our muscles.
The conscious mind is mainly active when we are awake and is responsible for our decision making processes, or rationalisation and analysis. It decides what action we will take, often based upon past subconscious experiences, and constantly re-assesses a situation to ensure that the correct action has been taken.
The conscious mind has no memory capacity, and therefore only deals with the 'here and now' situation.
When we go into a trance, whether induced as part of hypnosis, or as a natural process, our conscious mind is not really needed and becomes dormant. It operates in a similar way to an auto-pilot on an aircraft - should anything happen that requires the conscious mind to reawaken, it will do so immediately
The conscious mind only represents a mere 12% of the total mind's capacity, and can only be concerned with, or hold one single thought at a time. To some extent it has control over our nervous system, and is responsible for the voluntary actions of our muscles.
The conscious mind is mainly active when we are awake and is responsible for our decision making processes, or rationalisation and analysis. It decides what action we will take, often based upon past subconscious experiences, and constantly re-assesses a situation to ensure that the correct action has been taken.
The conscious mind has no memory capacity, and therefore only deals with the 'here and now' situation.
When we go into a trance, whether induced as part of hypnosis, or as a natural process, our conscious mind is not really needed and becomes dormant. It operates in a similar way to an auto-pilot on an aircraft - should anything happen that requires the conscious mind to reawaken, it will do so immediately
Wednesday 24 April 2013
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