The subconscious mind, (the chemical laboratory in which all thought impulses are combined, and made ready for translation into physical reality), makes no distinction between constructive and destructive thought impulses.
Seems like a no brainer.
But, too often we feed ourselves destructive thought impulses.
And wonder why things turned out the way they did.
Let go of the negative ones!
As often as possible feed yourself positive thoughts.
And see what happens.
I like to feed my subconscious before I go to bed and as I first awake.
I also feed them to my subconscious right before my Centering Prayer sit.
I like to think I am letting them merge with the Larger Mind.
What dominant thoughts are you feeding to your subconscious?
Go Further:
Think and Grow Rich!:The Original Version, Restored and Revised™by Napoleon Hill
Be Still and Listen: Experience the Presence of God in Your Life by Amos Smith
Mindful Silence: The Heart of Christian Contemplation by Phileena Heuertz
The Path of Centering Prayer: Deepening Your Experience of God by David Frenette
An Ocean of Light: Contemplation, Transformation, and Liberation by Martin Laird
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