Saturday, June 18, 2011

Our Literal Subconscious

I've learned to readjust my self-talk on a higher awareness level.  I have been a positive thinker most of my life, although never realized I was practicing positive self talk or what I like to call positive healing.  I was literally telling myself what I intended to do and become, not as clear as now, but nonetheless it was a strong belief to become a high performance person in my future.

Our literal subconscious is exactly that.  It literally takes the words and phrases we use in our minds everyday and assimilates them precisely as vocalized within us.  This blueprint, so to speak, is the foundation of where our life is headed.  The words, or lines like a blueprint has, can be straight, crooked, twisted, connected, infinite, broken, leaning to the left or even the right and so forth.  Can you imagine what the blueprint of your mind is?

If you are confused or have troubles creating goals, your blueprint to the foundation of your future will not be stable.  Maybe the land isn't leveled right, or possibly it is too tiny of a home to fit you.  This is where you adjust yourself to positive self-talk to straighten out those dreams you have.  Speak 'I want to' not 'I have to' and get ridiculously specific with your goals.  Start small, design a coffee cup in your mind in a spatial pattern.  What material is it going to made from?  Glass?  Plastic? Clay?  Okay, let's make it clay, now what color?  What weight, size, and shape?  Imagine carving your name in it, what style of writing will it be?  Possibly just your initials, oh, but wait, will it have the date too?    This is the step you take to build your dream home or job.

Assignment is to not talk negatively for 24 hours.  Wear a bracelet and switch it from arm to arm every time you speak negative.  This will help you realize how much negativity is around you and coming out of you.



All material can be sourced to 'Thought Patterns for a Successful Career' out of the Pacific Institute with Lou Tice.  Audio and other books are available for further studies.

 

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