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Understanding the Subconscious Mind

The Relationship Between Conscious and Subconscious Mind

• To unlock the full potential of the subconscious mind, it is crucial to understand the relationship between the conscious and subconscious minds, which has been explored extensively in literature.

• The discussion will focus on how individuals can influence their subconscious by studying this program, emphasizing the harmonious design of both minds.

Functions of the Conscious Mind

• The conscious mind accounts for about 10% of our thoughts and awareness, while the subconscious mind operates at least 90% or more.

• Key functions of the conscious mind include:

• Subjective Awareness: It perceives reality clearly and analytically without emotional bias.

• Rationality: It discriminates between truth and falsehood, functioning like a non-emotional part of the brain.

Processes Involved in Conscious Thought

• The conscious mind identifies incoming data from various sources, such as external stimuli or internal thoughts.

• Upon hearing a car sound while walking, for instance, it quickly identifies and relates that sound to its previous experiences with cars.

• This comparison process occurs rapidly through past experiences stored in the subconscious, allowing for quick reactions.

Analysis and Decision-Making

• After identifying a situation (like an approaching car), the conscious mind analyzes it based on speed and distance to decide on an action (e.g., moving out of harm's way).

• The decision-making function operates like binary code—responding with "yes" or "no" based on analysis.

Interaction Between Conscious and Subconscious Minds

• Once a decision is made (e.g., moving backward), this command is sent to the subconscious instantly without needing detailed thought processes about movement mechanics.

• Emotional triggers significantly enhance responsiveness; emotions like fear or desire activate quicker responses from the subconscious.

Characteristics of the Subconscious Mind

• The subconscious acts as a vast data bank that stores all memories but does not generate independent thoughts; it simply obeys commands from the conscious mind.

Understanding the Relationship Between Conscious and Subconscious Mind

The Role of the Conscious and Subconscious Mind

• The conscious mind acts as a gardener, while the subconscious is likened to a garden; what you plant in your subconscious will be cultivated by your conscious mind.

• The subconscious holds various programs that contain important information, experiences, and responses to past situations, influencing behavior consistency.

• When faced with new situations similar to past experiences, the subconscious triggers automatic fear responses based on previous conditioning.

Key Mental Laws

Law of Subconscious Activity

• This law states that whatever is planted in the subconscious immediately begins working towards manifesting it into reality, aligning actions with one's self-concept.

• Actions and words become consistent with one’s self-image; positive self-concept leads to confidence and extroversion, while negative self-concept results in adverse behaviors.

Law of Concentration

• Emphasizes that what you focus on grows; persistent thoughts shape reality.

• Engaging deeply with a thought can dominate mental capacity until it becomes a consistent focus, establishing a vibrational field aligned with those thoughts.

Law of Substitution

• This law posits that the conscious mind can only hold one thought at a time—either positive or negative. To eliminate negativity, replace it consistently with positive thoughts.

• By focusing on desires rather than fears (e.g., fear of failure vs. desire for success), individuals can diminish their anxieties over time through this substitution process.

Implications for Success

• Successful individuals tend to concentrate on wealth and abundance while those who struggle often dwell on scarcity and limitations.

• The biblical principle suggests that those who have (positive mindset) will receive more, whereas those who lack (negative mindset) will lose what little they have.

The Power of Mind Control

The Importance of Conscious Control

• Success begins with a deliberate and systematic control of the conscious mind's content. This control is essential for personal development and achieving goals.

• Repeating positive affirmations, such as "I like myself" or "I love myself," helps to reinforce self-acceptance and boosts self-esteem. This repetition is crucial for programming the subconscious mind.

Programming the Subconscious Mind

• To foster high self-esteem and personal effectiveness, it is vital to eliminate negative thoughts such as inferiority, fear, failure, and rejection. These thoughts must be replaced with positive programming that aligns with success.

• The key to success lies in utilizing the power of the subconscious mind by consistently feeding it positive thoughts, words, images, ideas, and feelings that support high performance.

Focus on Positive Outcomes