How to Program Your Subconscious Mind
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| How to Program Your Subconscious Mind |
Our minds consist of two components: the conscious mind and the subconscious mind. The conscious mind takes on the commanding role for our existence and is, in fact, that part of ourselves we refer to as “me.” When you consciously make a decision to do something and then carry it out, it is your conscious mind at work. It gives orders, makes judgments, performs analysis and evaluations, and manages your daily activities. The subconscious mind awaits orders from our conscious mind and accomplishes its tasks under its guidance and commands.
The subconscious mind is just like a computer that manages and controls our beliefs, characteristics, self-confidence, and identity—it also continuously forms our morale. The subconscious mind at each moment can develop a connection with the subconscious minds of other individuals.
The power of communication with everything in the universe is called “the Law of Attraction.” The subconscious mind receives every single thought as a signal, processes it, and relays it to the universe. The universe responds to this thought and, depending on its nature (positive or negative), produces an appropriate outcome. As Joseph Murphy puts it, “You lose what you condemn, and you attract what you love.” By sending negative signals to the universe, you push things away. On the other hand, by communicating positive thoughts, you attract them.
The subconscious mind works like a computer that can be specifically programmed to achieve desired outputs and results. The result of this processing is an output that forms our belief system and identity, affecting our mood and perception of the external world. Considering the fact that its output is directly related to its input signals, to program the subconscious mind to be successful, we must control its inputs. By controlling the inputs or thoughts of the subconscious, we can control our successes and accomplishments. In the pages ahead, I will show how to systematically control and program the subconscious mind through a set of five principles.
1. The Principle of Consciousness, Self- Awareness, and Constant Insight into Oneself
This principle is the most important one in the Technology of Thought. At each moment, every signal that the subconscious receives builds a corresponding belief and disposition. Therefore, we should always be aware of ourselves and the kinds of signals we receive through our five senses and through our thoughts. This ensures that in a constant state of self-awareness, we send the best possible signals to our subconscious mind.
To this end, the subconscious mind of those who gaze upon the reddest of roses, listen to the chanting of inspiring and positive words, breathe in fragrant aromas, feast on delightful gourmet dishes, sense the subtleties in life at each moment, and inside their thought-generating factory produce positive, creative, goal-oriented, morale-boosting, and constructive thoughts receives the most wonderful of signals and creates life beautifully.
With this attitude, continue reading and know that today an immense transformation will occur in your life: you will be guided onto a beautiful path leading to the masterpiece of your life. Filled with love and emotion, excitement and happiness, determination and resolve, and effort and hope, use the principles of the Technology of Thought and see its tremendous effects on your mind, soul, character, and beliefs. And enjoy your new life—you deserve nothing less.
I commend you for finding a new path for your life and making the effort to create a life of beauty in this world as well as the hereafter. Now here are the rest of the principles to program your subconscious mind.
2. The Power of Focus
Whatever you focus on at each moment is reflected onto your thoughts. For example, focusing on a flower creates a cheerful disposition and positive thoughts in your mind, while focusing on an unpleasant image can bring negative and discouraging thoughts to your mind. Focusing on happy memories brings joy to a person, and focusing on negative ones brings pain. What you focus on has a very important effect on the subconscious mind.
You can program your subconscious mind by constantly focusing on positive past memories and imagining great future successes. When we send positive signals to our internal computer, we create wonderful beliefs in ourselves, attract the good things in life, and make our lives happy and hopeful.
You should always try to control your focus. Focus on beautiful scenarios: scenarios that emerge in the world around you, even things that are outside of your control; those you see with your feelings; and also those that take shape in your mind and occupy your heart. Inputs to your subconscious mind can have deep and desirable effects in your life. Be mindful of the things that you focus on.
3. The Power of the Question
Every question that you ask yourself creates a specific reflection of your state of mind. For example, merely asking the question “Why is it that I’m so fortunate?” boosts mood and state of mind, conveying that “Indeed, I am fortunate.” This sentiment and thought sends a positive signal to the subconscious mind, where the signal is processed and produces a result that can truly be life-changing and can, in fact, elevate one to true happiness and fortune. Depending on the signals it receives, the subconscious mind makes the universe so in tune with us that it fulfills whatever we desire.
The reverse is also true. When a person asks, “Why am I so unfortunate?” merely asking this question immediately gives off a deflated and despondent outlook. This negative signal enters the subconscious mind and gets processed, where it not only creates a mentality that matches the question, it also affects all of creation in such a way that it builds a wall and barrier preventing good fortune from reaching that person.
It’s important to recognize the great effect of each question you ask yourself. You must know that the quality of your life is determined by the type of questions you ask yourself.
Now, considering the effect of each question, what have you decided to do about the kinds of questions you ask yourself every day? Will you be mindful and begin asking yourself positive and invigorating questions, or will you pose negative and destructive ones?
4. The Principle of Using Positive Affirmations
Every sentence that you speak, write, or read has a connotation that is a signal to your subconscious. Therefore, always use positive-emphasis (affirmation) sentences that in some way illustrate your good qualities. These connotations create a reality in your world that is proportional to the connotations. At the same time, the subconscious mind builds the connotations into your belief system and in this way constantly refines your beliefs. Write inspiring sentences and post them all around you—at work and at home. Constantly read them to yourself and firmly take hold of their meaning. Here are some examples of positive affirmations to get you started. Feel free to create many more of your own!
The subconscious mind is just like a computer that manages and controls our beliefs, characteristics, self-confidence, and identity—it also continuously forms our morale. The subconscious mind at each moment can develop a connection with the subconscious minds of other individuals.
The power of communication with everything in the universe is called “the Law of Attraction.” The subconscious mind receives every single thought as a signal, processes it, and relays it to the universe. The universe responds to this thought and, depending on its nature (positive or negative), produces an appropriate outcome. As Joseph Murphy puts it, “You lose what you condemn, and you attract what you love.” By sending negative signals to the universe, you push things away. On the other hand, by communicating positive thoughts, you attract them.
The subconscious mind works like a computer that can be specifically programmed to achieve desired outputs and results. The result of this processing is an output that forms our belief system and identity, affecting our mood and perception of the external world. Considering the fact that its output is directly related to its input signals, to program the subconscious mind to be successful, we must control its inputs. By controlling the inputs or thoughts of the subconscious, we can control our successes and accomplishments. In the pages ahead, I will show how to systematically control and program the subconscious mind through a set of five principles.
1. The Principle of Consciousness, Self- Awareness, and Constant Insight into Oneself
This principle is the most important one in the Technology of Thought. At each moment, every signal that the subconscious receives builds a corresponding belief and disposition. Therefore, we should always be aware of ourselves and the kinds of signals we receive through our five senses and through our thoughts. This ensures that in a constant state of self-awareness, we send the best possible signals to our subconscious mind.
To this end, the subconscious mind of those who gaze upon the reddest of roses, listen to the chanting of inspiring and positive words, breathe in fragrant aromas, feast on delightful gourmet dishes, sense the subtleties in life at each moment, and inside their thought-generating factory produce positive, creative, goal-oriented, morale-boosting, and constructive thoughts receives the most wonderful of signals and creates life beautifully.
With this attitude, continue reading and know that today an immense transformation will occur in your life: you will be guided onto a beautiful path leading to the masterpiece of your life. Filled with love and emotion, excitement and happiness, determination and resolve, and effort and hope, use the principles of the Technology of Thought and see its tremendous effects on your mind, soul, character, and beliefs. And enjoy your new life—you deserve nothing less.
I commend you for finding a new path for your life and making the effort to create a life of beauty in this world as well as the hereafter. Now here are the rest of the principles to program your subconscious mind.
2. The Power of Focus
Whatever you focus on at each moment is reflected onto your thoughts. For example, focusing on a flower creates a cheerful disposition and positive thoughts in your mind, while focusing on an unpleasant image can bring negative and discouraging thoughts to your mind. Focusing on happy memories brings joy to a person, and focusing on negative ones brings pain. What you focus on has a very important effect on the subconscious mind.
You can program your subconscious mind by constantly focusing on positive past memories and imagining great future successes. When we send positive signals to our internal computer, we create wonderful beliefs in ourselves, attract the good things in life, and make our lives happy and hopeful.
You should always try to control your focus. Focus on beautiful scenarios: scenarios that emerge in the world around you, even things that are outside of your control; those you see with your feelings; and also those that take shape in your mind and occupy your heart. Inputs to your subconscious mind can have deep and desirable effects in your life. Be mindful of the things that you focus on.
3. The Power of the Question
Every question that you ask yourself creates a specific reflection of your state of mind. For example, merely asking the question “Why is it that I’m so fortunate?” boosts mood and state of mind, conveying that “Indeed, I am fortunate.” This sentiment and thought sends a positive signal to the subconscious mind, where the signal is processed and produces a result that can truly be life-changing and can, in fact, elevate one to true happiness and fortune. Depending on the signals it receives, the subconscious mind makes the universe so in tune with us that it fulfills whatever we desire.
The reverse is also true. When a person asks, “Why am I so unfortunate?” merely asking this question immediately gives off a deflated and despondent outlook. This negative signal enters the subconscious mind and gets processed, where it not only creates a mentality that matches the question, it also affects all of creation in such a way that it builds a wall and barrier preventing good fortune from reaching that person.
It’s important to recognize the great effect of each question you ask yourself. You must know that the quality of your life is determined by the type of questions you ask yourself.
Now, considering the effect of each question, what have you decided to do about the kinds of questions you ask yourself every day? Will you be mindful and begin asking yourself positive and invigorating questions, or will you pose negative and destructive ones?
4. The Principle of Using Positive Affirmations
Every sentence that you speak, write, or read has a connotation that is a signal to your subconscious. Therefore, always use positive-emphasis (affirmation) sentences that in some way illustrate your good qualities. These connotations create a reality in your world that is proportional to the connotations. At the same time, the subconscious mind builds the connotations into your belief system and in this way constantly refines your beliefs. Write inspiring sentences and post them all around you—at work and at home. Constantly read them to yourself and firmly take hold of their meaning. Here are some examples of positive affirmations to get you started. Feel free to create many more of your own!
• There is excellence and greatness within me.
• I am brilliant and I use my brilliance to succeed.
• I have great ideas in my head, and I will bring them to fruition.
• Every day, I am healthier and more in shape.
• I am a winner.
• I am truly a unique and special person.
• My world has become so lovely and beautiful.
• As each day passes, I become happier and more blissful.
• I always become successful and victorious in everything I do.
• I am loved in every aspect of my life.
• Wealth and spirituality are always flowing toward me, and I create anything I desire.
• My entire being is filled with energy and joy.
• I always expect good things in my life.
• I am proud of myself.
• Joy, energy, and love emanate from my being and from my face.
• I will live well for the rest of my life.
• The more I give, the more I receive and the more I feel content.
• I will effectively design my life the way I want.
• I am a powerful, creative, and appealing individual.
• I deserve the very best.
• Every second, I thank God for all the blessings and gifts he has bestowed upon me.
• I live in complete serenity, and I am always in a good mood and of cheerful disposition.
• With great power, I have control over all of the things in my life, my thoughts, feelings, and actions, and I manage them with ease.
Aside from positive affi rmations, you can also use positive words and expressions such as serenity, beauty, spirituality, wealth, well-being, a lovely life, great wealth, health, security, happiness, bliss, and so forth.
All of these words and expressions have a unique and positive effect on the subconscious mind. They can bring about that exact reality in your life and strengthen positive beliefs about your abilities and potential.
5. The Principle of Imagination and Visualization
All of these words and expressions have a unique and positive effect on the subconscious mind. They can bring about that exact reality in your life and strengthen positive beliefs about your abilities and potential.
5. The Principle of Imagination and Visualization
The subconscious mind, like any other computer, can receive images, and at each moment it can obtain millions of bytes of information in the form of a picture (imagination and visualization), process it, and produce an outcome.
When you create an image in your head, this exact image is imprinted on your mind, and like a series of signals and messages, it has a specifi c effect on your subconscious. The image is processed, and your subconscious mind can bring the impression of the image to life. For example, imagine yourself buying your dream car to take a trip with someone you love. The weather is perfect, you enjoy listening to the music coming from your car radio, and you indulge your eyes by feasting on the view of the landscape. This very image can come to life, exactly as you see it. One day, you will buy that car and you will drive to the exact places you imagined, on the same roads you visualized in your fantasy. Suddenly, as you pass through a turn in the road, you will realize, “I imagined and pictured this exact scene two years ago, at a time when I couldn’t have even thought about buying a car. I only wished and hoped dream.” Using imagination and visualization is one of the best ways to program and guide your subconscious mind.
They say that when he was young, Neil Armstrong, the first person to step foot on the moon, looked up at the moon and said, “Wow, this moon is so beautiful. How great it would be for me to go there and see it up close.” He held on to this dream—and he made it come true.
The formula for making all of your dreams come true is shown in the following diagram:
When you create an image in your head, this exact image is imprinted on your mind, and like a series of signals and messages, it has a specifi c effect on your subconscious. The image is processed, and your subconscious mind can bring the impression of the image to life. For example, imagine yourself buying your dream car to take a trip with someone you love. The weather is perfect, you enjoy listening to the music coming from your car radio, and you indulge your eyes by feasting on the view of the landscape. This very image can come to life, exactly as you see it. One day, you will buy that car and you will drive to the exact places you imagined, on the same roads you visualized in your fantasy. Suddenly, as you pass through a turn in the road, you will realize, “I imagined and pictured this exact scene two years ago, at a time when I couldn’t have even thought about buying a car. I only wished and hoped dream.” Using imagination and visualization is one of the best ways to program and guide your subconscious mind.
They say that when he was young, Neil Armstrong, the first person to step foot on the moon, looked up at the moon and said, “Wow, this moon is so beautiful. How great it would be for me to go there and see it up close.” He held on to this dream—and he made it come true.
The formula for making all of your dreams come true is shown in the following diagram:
How to Program Your Subconscious Mind
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