The Power of Subconscious Mind

Our brain is “divided” into two sections: the conscious and the subconscious. You’ve heard scientists say that we only use 10% of our mind, mostly conscious. The subconscious is much bigger and more powerful. This section of the brain controls about 90% of the rest of our brain. Can you imagine how your life would change if you used the power of subconscious mind to it’s fullest? Yes, we can use the magic power of subconscious mind to improve our lives.

What does our subconscious do?

The subconscious mind is there to protect us, to keep us alive. Everything we experience in life with our five senses – all that we can see, hear, feel, taste or smell is sent for future processing and storage to our powerful subconscious mind.

Our subconscious mind creates a reference to these events. Let’s say you’ve had some negative experience in your life, so your conscious mind has sent input of that experience to your subconscious mind for processing and storage. If you ever face the similar event later in your life, your subconscious mind will automatically recall the negative experience and will send you sensations, emotions and images. It remembers your past experiences and how to respond to any input from all your senses and your thoughts.

Good example of it is hot kettle. Subconscious mind remembers that kettle can be hot and can hurt; otherwise we would keep on making the same mistakes.

Our subconscious mind is multitasking and can do several automated tasks at the same time as walking, breathing, keeping the heart beating etc.

It works for us 24 hours a day without taking rest.

Another great example of the power of subconscious mind is driving your car. When you drive a car, you do it automatically without even thinking how to do it, you just drive.

The good thing is that we can use the power of subconscious mind to achieve out goals and dreams. You can program your subconscious mind to improve any aspect of your life.

All your thoughts, actions and experiences that are received through conscious mind, are recorded and stored in subconscious mind, but the subconscious mind does not know the difference in what you perceive as reality and what is imagined. The subconscious mind can only think literally. It also does not understand the humor.

The great tool to program the subconscious mind for the success is visualization. It allows you to consciously attract what you want. You need to visualize images of positive desired result on a daily basis. Include feeling and emotions.

Thinking only good and positive thoughts is also very effective way of programming of subconscious mind. You have the power to choose your thoughts. Be aware of your thoughts, control them. Whatever you think, your conscious mind sends to subconscious mind and your subconscious mind accepts it as true. Don’t say “I will fail “, “I can’t do this”, and “I can’t afford it”. Your subconscious mind accepts these statements as true.

Train your conscious mind to think of success, happiness, joy, prosperity, health and love.

Use the power of your subconscious mind to bring into your life success, money, a job, a house, a car or anything else. Repeat your positive affirmations daily. Feel the joy of achievement and success as you repeat them to yourself.

We were born with the power of subconscious mind; we just never used it to it’s fullest.

If you have a strong desire to succeed, you will unleash the power of subconscious mind.

My best wishes for your success and personal growth,

Susan Gray

Discover the power of subconscious mind within you. If you want to be successful, you need to know how subconscious mind works. It’s never too late to achieve your dreams. “It is never too late to be what you might have been”, George Eliot.

Susan Gray is the author of the acclaimed book "Turn Your Thoughts Into Money" which is available here. After years of personal success, Susan Gray now shares her knowledge and secrets with the world. www.nolimitrelaity.com

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