Seven Traits of the Subconscious

March 8, 2010 | 5 Comments

Here I would list out seven traits of the subconscious so that you can have a better understanding of what and how the subconscious works. Besides knowing this can make you utilize the amazing power of the subconscious. You might have already known some of them as they were once mentioned in lesson 101.

 

1. It works day and night. Part of the functions of the subconscious is to maintain life’s vitality and hence, it could never retire or else you will retire forever. It keeps the heart pumping, monitoring blood circulating, performing body healing, digestion mechanism, and lots more. The subconscious even becomes more powerful when you are asleep. That’s why it is not advisable to let the TV on when you are asleep. Imagine what will you get when the TV is showing violence.  
    
2. Problem Solving. Subconscious might not possess the ability to think and reason but inevitably, it solves much problem than the conscious mind. This is due to its ability to connect with the super conscious mind to search for solution. Believe me, there is at least a solution for every problem and you might not know where to look for but your subconscious mind does. Napoleon Hill called it as the ‘connecting link’ between the finite mind of man and Infinite Intelligence (this term was made popular by Mr. Hill).
    
3. It functions voluntarily.  It doesn’t matter whether you make any effort to influence the subconscious or not because it is always open for suggestion. Its receptive mode is always ON and the only thing that makes the difference is either you do the influencing or let’s other people or thing to do it. By default, the psychology or mindset of the masses is always toward the negative and this suggests to you that the thoughts of fear and poverty serve as the stimuli to your subconscious. The only way to shield yourself from this negativity is to constantly feed yourself with positive thoughts and energy.  Read more

How The Subconscious Works

March 8, 2010 | 1 Comment

How does the subconscious work? Well, we can illustrate the cumulative power of subconscious as follow:

Suppose you take a tub of water and begin to stir it with a small piece of wood from right to left, with a circular motion.

 

• At first, you will start only a ripple around the wood, but if you keep the wood in motion with the circular movement, the water will gradually accumulate the strength which you are putting into the wood, and presently you will have the whole tub of water in a whirl.  TV is showing violence.  
   
• If you were then to drop the piece of wood, the water would carry along the instrument that originally set it in motion, and if you were suddenly to stop the wood while it is still projecting in the water, there would be a strong tendency to not only carry the wood forward, but to take your hand along with it. TV is showing violence.  
   
• Now, suppose that after you have the water whirling, you decide that you do not want it to whirl, or think that you would prefer to have it whirl in the other direction, and so try to set it going the other way, you will find that there is great resistance, and you will find that it will take a long while to bring the water to a standstill, and a still longer time before you get it going the other way.

 

As mentioned in my previous post, the subconscious does not differentiate or judge. Whatever that the conscious continues to entertain will get stocked up and transformed into habit (this is precisely illustrated as above). Whatever your conscious mind does repeatedly or consistently, will be passed on to the subconscious, which after sometimes, a habit is formed. That’s why you will find that you can hardly Read more

Solving Problems with Your Subconscious

March 7, 2010 | 2 Comments

If you want to harness the power of your subconscious, it is very essential that you know when and how to awaken this giant within you. This article deals with the basic step that you need to know how to work with your subconscious.

One thing that you really need to know and remember is that the subconscious is always with you all the time. It takes no rest as it does not require so. The subconscious is similar to the 7-Eleven convenient store which operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. However, due to the inability of the subconscious to judge and process information, it could only become active when the conscious retires or at least at the resting state. At such a state, it gives way for the subconscious to emerge and do its jobs.

Resting state can be defined as the time when the conscious mind does not involved in strong mental thinking process or when it is engaged in abeyance, or in such a state where it is pleasantly occupied. If the conscious mind is still focusing or engaging with the problem, it just literally means that the mind is still doing the processing task and as a great servant, the subconscious will not interfere. It will wait patiently until the conscious mind has done its job. And when the job is handed over to it, it would naturally and automatically emerges and looks for the answer.

So, if you need a solution to your problem, all you need to do is to impress your subcoscious of what your problem is and tell it that you are looking for the best solution. Make sure that you tell it as precisely as you could because it makes no judgement and wrong input will result in wrong output. Tell the subconscious also that you would let it to decide for you and that you would trust it 100 percent, no doubt. After you have done this, engage yourself with pleasant activity such as listening to ‘light and soothing music’ (no ‘heavy metal’ please), watching the TV (again only ‘light program’), playing cards, walking around the garden or playing with your dog. If you want to be in the silence, shut off your eyes and keeps everybody out. Meditation is the best way to keep everything out from your mind.

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Unleashing Mind Power

March 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment

In lesson 101, we have been generally introduced to both the workings of conscious and subconscious. Now, it’s time to revisit the conscious mind. If you have gone through self-development books and audio programs, you would definitely find out that most of them have placed a lot of emphasize on the subconscious mind. Even bestsellers like “The Power of Your Subconscious Mind” by Dr Joseph Murphy and “The Subconscious Mind: A Source of Unlimited Power” by Erhard F. Freitag stresses a lot on this unlimited power that you possess within.  The question is, “It is the only power that you really need or It is the only mind that you need to pay attention to?”

Well, it’s a definite No.

While the subconscious might be great in terms of achieving what you want, it is however useless if one does not know how to employ it. This hidden power is always there whether you use it consciously or not because it is your responsibility to channel it for your own benefits. So the key word here is ‘conscious’ since without the interference from the conscious mind, the subconscious could never achieve anything. If you still can recall from lesson 101, the subconscious is a mind that could never think and reason. Its job is not to process but to execute and thus, it depends entirely to the conscious mind for information that it can acts upon on.

The subconscious is very similar to the genie that stays inside the Aladdin’s Lamp. In this case you are Aladdin and the genie is the subconscious. You commands and wishes is the information that the genie need before it can work on it. They serve as the direction for the genie aka your subconscious to precisely bring you want you want. Say if you want a healthy lifestyle, you have to communicate it clearly so that your genie knows what you want to achieve. The subconscious is the mind that works under the radar; it does not need your conscious interference once it received your message. All you need to do is just let it performs what you want from it.

Your true mental power lies in Read more

Subconscious Mind 101

March 6, 2010 | 2 Comments

Most people have heard or even spoken the word, “Subconscious” but do they really know what subconscious is?

The meaning of “sub” means below or under and when it is read together with the word conscious, it literally means below or under consciousness. So subconscious is the mind that operates below the level of your normal consciousness.  Unconscious is sometimes used to substitute the word subconscious.

First and foremost, human minds are made up of two virtual parts: the conscious and the subconscious. As the word ‘virtual’ means, there’s really no way that we could separate the two minds and locate them in different parts of our bodies. It’s not possible because the mind and the body are really two different entities. Please bear in mind that your brain is not your mind. The brain like your liver and heart is just an organ that performs numerous vital activities in sustaining your life.

The subconscious is powerful but please take note that it is not in the sense that the subconscious is better or greater than the conscious. Subconscious and conscious are both great tools only when we know how to use them wisely and correctly. Both subconscious and conscious play different roles in sustaining our lives and which also mean they both compliment with each other. The subconscious cannot substitute the conscious and vice-versa. For that, we could not prefer one than the other; they are just two different kind of minds that possess different strengths and usage.

The conscious mind is the part or level of your mind which are reading this article; the state where you have your full awareness. Conscious is the mind that does all the thinking and it guides you in making decision. It thinks in a logical way and thus, it possesses the ability of reasoning and very often, the solutions that come up by the conscious mind are always to serve to our best, at least in its own perception.

On the other hand, the subconscious is the part of your mind that does not possess the ability of reasoning because it could never think. Some people even refer the subconscious as the dumb mind. It makes no decision and it depends entirely on the conscious mind to feed it information. Whatever the conscious mind impress on it will be taken seriously whether it is right or wrong, good or bad. They just make no difference to the subconscious; everything looks the same and it is its job to execute them.

However, everything has its pro and con. Although the subconscious does not have the ability to think and reason, it inevitably plays an important role in Read more

Tapping Into The Power of Your Subconscious

August 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment

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There are lots of books and materials written on the subject of the power of your subconscious mind. The subconscious as in most success books and literatures, is said to hold the key to your successes and failures. Every opportunity and disaster that you encounter in life is predetermined by your subconscious. In fact, more than 95% of your behaviors are not conscious, they are the results of the influences your subconscious has over you.

You can only consciously direct your life and action at about only 5% of most of the time, everything else is on autopilot. So if you can find a way to influence or make your subconscious mind to work with you instead of against you, you can pretty much do anything that you desire. The subconscious is unstoppable once you get it right, and mastering this mind equals to mastering your life.

You can put it this way, the real muscle behind your mind is the subconscious and it exerts its controls over every aspect of your life, be it physical and mental. Just like the director of a film, the subconscious mind is always working behind the scene, directing your thought and actions in the way that it wants you to go. Your subconscious is the real driver behind the vehicle of your human vessel and it always goes to the destination that it thinks you want to go and mind you, obviously it may not be your real goal.

Now can you understand why you always cannot do the things that you want or achieving the goal of your life? Are you sabotaging your life?

That’s the reason why.

Now, how can you reach to the deepest level of your subconscious so that you can have influence over it? In case if you are not aware, the subconscious stays in the alpha; the consciousness where you are in at your most relax state. You normally reach this state as soon as you wake up in the morning or just before you fall into sleep at night – it is just the time before you are 100 percent conscious.

One way to connect to you to the alpha is through brainwave entrainment program. It tunes your brain into this level of consciousness without any force and effort. Just put on the headphones and you are on your way. By the way, you can also do it without such program because meditation alone is sufficient.

However, most people who are just into the practice of meditation have one common problem; they have this ‘restless noise’ playing in their mind in loop. In such case, entering the alpha is not possible because when the mind is not quite, the subconscious will not emerge. That’s why there is a saying, “When the conscious retires, the subconscious roams the world!”

Breakthrough technology in mental science has enable scientists and researchers to come out with brainwave entrainment program where it quite the mind effortlessly and leads it into just any level that you desire. One of the best brainwave program available today is Quantum Mind Power the “Morry Method” and you can read a comprehensive critical review at Quantum Mind Power Review.

The Process of the Subconscious

August 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Subconscious Process – As we allow negative or positive thoughts into our mind, they are stored in the brain. What we have most recently thought is in the conscious section (1).

As we continue to have thoughts, eventually the older thoughts in section 1 are pushed into the subconscious, specifically to the front of the warehouse or RAM section (A). To make room for these thoughts, the older thoughts already in RAM are then pushed into Cold Storage (B).

To access RAM thoughts, you need only have the desire to do so, and the thoughts are automatically again in the conscious section of your brain (1) for use. Access is almost immediately. The slight delay is negligible.

To access Cold Storage (B) thoughts, however, is more difficult. It takes a key to open the door. Deja Vu is an example of a key. Reminiscing with an old friend will bring up memories (thoughts) you haven’t remembered for ages. How many times have you thought or said, “It’s on the tip of my tongue,” yet you never quite bring a thought to the forefront? This is an example of a key to the Cold Storage area of your brain — sometimes, the key is strong enough to open the door; sometimes, it isn’t.

As negative energy builds, your thoughts, speech and actions become more negative more often in direct proportion with the negative energy inside you, as well as the negative energy surrounding you. As your negative thoughts grow, they push the positive thoughts (you used to have) into the RAM portion of the warehouse. Eventually, they’re at the back of Cold Storage.

What does this do to your thoughts and internal energy?

It attracts more of the same. Eventually, any positive thoughts are long forgotten, and you seldom find a key to unlock their door. This is the effect of negative thinking, which is far reaching into your future — unless you stop it right here, right now.

To stop this snowball effect, you must change what’s inside you to positive. As you can see from the graphic, the only way to change what’s already there (negative) is to replace it with positive thoughts. You must avoid all thoughts that weaken you (negative).

To do this:

1. You must become aware of your thoughts. The more you pay attention to your thoughts, the more you’ll become aware of them. Eventually, you’ll be able to stop such thoughts in your mind, before they become speech or actions.
2. Each time you catch yourself thinking something negative, stop and mentally distance yourself from the thought. Why are you thinking this way?
3. Replace, it with a positive thoughts.

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