The Power Of The Subconscious
When one speaks of a weird reoccurring dream, how often have they said, “My subconscious must be trying to tell me something.” Really, our subconscious minds do send us messages that are both good and bad.
Much of the time those gut feelings we have are just our subconscious mind letting us know that we need to do something in particular circumstances. The issue is we more often than not do not adhere to the messages our subconscious is sending us.
Your Subconscious Has the Power to Hold You Back
Much of what we hear, see and experience in life is buried in our subconscious. If as a child you are often told that you are worthless, will never amount to anything and are a failure your subconscious mind will bury those words. As you get older you find that you have goals you want to accomplish but it seems like no matter how hard you work or how much you try you always run into obstacles that are simply insurmountable.
Truly, it is not the obstacles at all but your subconscious mind repeating such words that you heard as a youth and repeating them back to you and thus holding you back from accomplishing your goals. This can really leave you feeling like you cannot ever be a success at anything you try.
Your Subconscious Has the Power to Push You Forward
However, if as a kid you have been told often that you can do whatever you want over and over then as you grow up and take on goals you will accomplish your tasks no matter how many tell you it cannot be done.
The Key to the Power of Your Subconscious
The aim of harnessing the power of your subconscious is to replace the negative thoughts that are there while hearing positive phrases that your subconscious is telling you. Self help masters have said that the way to raise your self-esteem is to say good things about yourself aloud. What they did not tell you are what they may not even know themselves is that by repeating these statements repeatedly we are burying these positive thoughts in our subconscious and abolishing the negative thoughts.
Once we have those positive thoughts buried just below the surface those are the thoughts that surface unbidden when we try to achieve something. Instead of getting the message, I can’t do this, we are now getting the message that we can accomplish our goal and what is more, that we deserve to accomplish that goal.
So when we are faced with a task, our subconscious is not only telling we know how to accomplish the task but we deserve to do so and to reap all the benefits from our accomplishments. This belief makes it possible to achieve anything we put our minds to as long as we are willing to work towards the goal we have set.
It is surprising just how much you can achieve when you learn to harness the power of your subconscious.
About the Author
Wilfred Stanley has been studying brainpower enhancement, creative problem solving, Mind Power and related topics for years. You can visit his website, and listen free Mind Power Subliminal Audio , at: http://www.urlifeurchoice.com/boost_form.html
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When one speaks of a weird reoccurring dream, how often have they said, “My subconscious must be trying to tell me something.” Really, our subconscious minds do send us messages that are both good and bad.
Much of the time those gut feelings we have are just our subconscious mind letting us know that we need to do something in particular circumstances. The issue is we more often than not do not adhere to the messages our subconscious is sending us.
Your Subconscious Has the Power to Hold You Back
Much of what we hear, see and experience in life is buried in our subconscious. If as a child you are often told that you are worthless, will never amount to anything and are a failure your subconscious mind will bury those words. As you get older you find that you have goals you want to accomplish but it seems like no matter how hard you work or how much you try you always run into obstacles that are simply insurmountable.
Truly, it is not the obstacles at all but your subconscious mind repeating such words that you heard as a youth and repeating them back to you and thus holding you back from accomplishing your goals. This can really leave you feeling like you cannot ever be a success at anything you try.
Your Subconscious Has the Power to Push You Forward
However, if as a kid you have been told often that you can do whatever you want over and over then as you grow up and take on goals you will accomplish your tasks no matter how many tell you it cannot be done.
The Key to the Power of Your Subconscious
The aim of harnessing the power of your subconscious is to replace the negative thoughts that are there while hearing positive phrases that your subconscious is telling you. Self help masters have said that the way to raise your self-esteem is to say good things about yourself aloud. What they did not tell you are what they may not even know themselves is that by repeating these statements repeatedly we are burying these positive thoughts in our subconscious and abolishing the negative thoughts.
Once we have those positive thoughts buried just below the surface those are the thoughts that surface unbidden when we try to achieve something. Instead of getting the message, I can’t do this, we are now getting the message that we can accomplish our goal and what is more, that we deserve to accomplish that goal.
So when we are faced with a task, our subconscious is not only telling we know how to accomplish the task but we deserve to do so and to reap all the benefits from our accomplishments. This belief makes it possible to achieve anything we put our minds to as long as we are willing to work towards the goal we have set.
It is surprising just how much you can achieve when you learn to harness the power of your subconscious.
About the Author
Wilfred Stanley has been studying brainpower enhancement, creative problem solving, Mind Power and related topics for years. You can visit his website, and listen free Mind Power Subliminal Audio , at: http://www.urlifeurchoice.com/boost_form.html
Wilfred Stanley
View profile: Wilfred Stanley
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