The power of your subcosubcons mind: Review

The power of your subcosubcons mind : Review

The power of your subconscious mind goes further than you might think.

No pun intended.

I’m sure you’ll agree with me when I say our brains are extremely complicated.

However, you might be surprised by how much control we have over its programming.

Before I get to that:

The power of your subconscious mind is one of few exceptions, likely because of two factors. First, the author, Joseph Murphy, was a popular minister of the Church of Divine Science and second, because his book took root in both science and religion. From today’s perspective, the book feels a bit woo-woo, but at the time, it struck the exact right nerve.

That’s why this how-to guide for manipulating your own behavior to get what you want has sold millions of copies and remains popular to this day. Here are 3 lessons to help you tap into the unconscious part of your mind:

1. Use visualization as a way to exploit the placebo effect in your favor.
2. If you can’t decide between several options, give yourself a night to sleep over it.
3. Make a sincere effort to wish well for others, because envy only gets in your own way.

The central point of the book is that you can use your imagination to suggest ideas to your subconscious to get what you want. If repeated often enough, your mind will then steer your behavior more towards making those ideas a reality, unbeknownst to you. There are many ways you can do this, but most of them can be summarized under the concept of visualization – picturing yourself achieving a certain goal or outcome.

The scientific idea this plays on is called the placebo effect. In medicine, a placebo is a pill without a real, chemical or biological consequence, usually made of sugar. But if patients believe they’re getting strong medication, they might still observe some of the benefits, solely based on this belief. While the effect has been observed in many studies, I wouldn’t call this hard science, because how well it works is very subjective and depends on the individual.

Murphy describes many examples in the book, like an opera singer, who used this technique to overcome his stage fright. Another one is a surgeon in the 1900s, who lowered the mortality rate of his patients by telling them they wouldn’t get an infection. There are also many modern-day examples, like actor Jim Carry

Another way you can make use of your subconscious is to simply sleep on things when you have a tough time deciding.

Murphy’s example is a woman, who was offered a job at the opposite coast of the country. It paid twice her current salary, but she was unsure whether to move across the nation for it. As she meditated in the evening, she fell asleep. In the morning, her gut confirmed her initial doubts and she decided not to take the offer. A few months later, she found out the company had gone bankrupt.

Now, hindsight is 20/20 and it’s impossible to know how things might’ve changed if she’d taken the job, but the basic premise is valid. Your subconscious can process information quicker and in different ways than your conscious self. Therefore, letting it do its thing while you sleep can lead to clearer thoughts and a more confident opinion the next day.

While your subconscious can be very useful if steered in the right direction, it can also make you get in your own way.

Murphy shares the story of a salesman, who never seemed to receive any recognition at work. Despite outperforming all of his colleagues, he didn’t rise in the ranks. As it turned out, he suspected his boss to not like him. Therefore, he subconsciously behaved in somewhat hostile ways himself. Once he changed his own attitude, wishing genuine success for his boss, he soon received a promotion.

Many rich people share the belief at the root of this story: if you secretly despise others for having something you want, you’ll make it less likely for yourself to attain that thing. Take wealth, for example. If you think money is the root of all evil and that all millionaires are crooks, how do you think that’ll affect the management of your own finances?

So don’t fall into a victim mindset. The pie isn’t limited. There’s enough to go around for everyone. Stay positive and root for others, so that the universe may root for you.

At last, this book help to underunder how powerpow is your subconscious mind

The way in which the author try to understand is best....

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