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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2021 · 16 MIN

Mine Your Mind

from Transformation4Change · host Dr. George Ayee

Your mind has significant power. Your mind can be your greatest ally or your worst enemy. It is composed of thoughts, perceptions, memories, beliefs, programs, habits, and tendencies. You can divide the mind into two main parts, your conscious “thinking” mind, and your subconscious “auto-pilot” mind. Your conscious mind is the “voice” in your head that has a thought, opinion, or judgment about everything it experiences. The subconscious mind is the “computer” that takes all the information from your senses and generates thoughts, actions, feelings, and behaviors that create your reality, or your experience of life. The mind has three basic functions: thinking, feeling, and wanting. To change your results, therefore, you must choose different thoughts that will change your feelings and actions. Choose to think about things that your sensory factors pick up. Put differently, you can put your attention on things that are outside of you, like the things you see, hear, feel, taste and touch. When you allow outside stimuli to direct your thoughts, you focus on ‘what is’ rather than ‘what can be.’ Possibility thinking is about thinking about what is possible as opposed to what is in the now. If you impress thoughts and ideas upon your subconscious mind over and over, you become one with what you want to be, do, and have. When you use your intellectual faculties, such as your will and imagination you will achieve your goals and heart desires.

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Your mind has significant power. Your mind can be your greatest ally or your worst enemy. It is composed of thoughts, perceptions, memories, beliefs, programs, habits, and tendencies. You can divide the mind into two main parts, your conscious “thinking” mind, and your subconscious “auto-pilot” mind. Your conscious mind is the “voice” in your head that has a thought, opinion, or judgment about everything it experiences. The subconscious mind is the “computer” that takes all the information from your senses and generates thoughts, actions, feelings, and behaviors that create your reality, or your experience of life. The mind has three basic functions: thinking, feeling, and wanting. To change your results, therefore, you must choose different thoughts that will change your feelings and actions. Choose to think about things that your sensory factors pick up. Put differently, you can put your attention on things that are outside of you, like the things you see, hear, feel, taste and touch. When you allow outside stimuli to direct your thoughts, you focus on ‘what is’ rather than ‘what can be.’ Possibility thinking is about thinking about what is possible as opposed to what is in the now. If you impress thoughts and ideas upon your subconscious mind over and over, you become one with what you want to be, do, and have. When you use your intellectual faculties, such as your will and imagination you will achieve your goals and heart desires.

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