example. What is six times six? If you said thirty six, you were correct. How did you know the answer? Did you have to look it up, or figure it out with pencil and paper? Likely not. You know the answer because years ago in school you learned your multiplication tables and memorized them. The correct answers were, and still are, imprinted in your subconscious. This is a good example to illustrate how, over the years, through conscious repetition, we imprint any number of ideas or beliefs into the memory bank of our subconscious.
Knowing this, it’s easier to understand that new information, or new and improved thoughts, must be etched into your mind before you can use them automatically. That is why it was so easy for you to come up with the answer for six times six. It has been etched into your subconscious for a long time.
Who we are and what we are is the result of the sum total of the programs in our subconscious minds. Those programs, thoughts and self-directives have been …show more content…
If we aren’t happy with what we are or where we are, we have the ability to change our habits. Our thoughts control our habits, and we have complete control over our thoughts. Our subconscious will ensure we keep repeating the same old unwanted habits unless we start consciously changing our thought processes. It has been proven time and again that the life we live is the result of the thoughts we constantly entertain. Let’s read that again. It has been proven time and again that the life we live is the result of the thoughts we constantly entertain. The quality of our lives is reflected in exact proportion to the thoughts we think and the actions we accept or tolerate. We all have the option of making choices between good and bad. We are rewarded for our good deeds and, conversely, penalized for our bad ones. Our mind power should be used, not neglected, and the benefits shared with