The Power Of Your Subconscious Mind

June 3, 2009 | 27 Comments

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Wow! It’s been a fantastic weekend. I have just finished a marketing event with Stephen Pierce here at SMU in Singapore.

(BTW, I love the swimming pool in your apartment, Stephen. I mean the color of the water when the spotlights shine on it. It’s really beautiful. I should have captured a picture of it and post it here.)

It’s hard to believe when I see that there are students who were willing to sit on the aisle (and some by the window of the room) with a laptop on their lap, from 9am-5pm for 2 days, just to learn Internet marketing strategies from us.

It’s a beautiful experience to add value to other people’s lives and see how they transform their business and financial lives in just 2 days. I mean, it’s awesome!

You wanna know the secrets behind this success?

Right! They are (but not limited to) hypnosis and visualization.

I hope Stephen won’t mind if I share one of his secrets or rituals with you. He wakes up at 4:30 every morning and meditates for an hour. Not one day, not one week, not one month, but literally everyday.

And you know what? He told me that it’s the most productive time of the day and the moment where lots of great ideas come in.

This is exactly the power of hypnotization that I talked about last week. A proper way of meditation is a great way to hypnotize yourself and when you do, you feed your subconscious mind with whatever suggestions you desire.

Hypnosis is a direct way to access a person’s subconscious mind. When you are searching for something, focusing on something, speaking and other conscious actions, you are not only using the conscious part of your mind but the unconscious mind as well.

Your unconscious mind is working quietly behind the scene even when you are doing things consciously.

It processes the information, such as putting words together to form a sentence or locate the items you are looking for and then runs the information in your conscious mind.

Remember those moments when you suddenly got an idea or a hunched about something? That’s your subconscious mind in action.

Our conscious mind is like the monitor of your computer and the subconscious mind is like the processor.

While it may seem like the monitor does everything (because it displays the progress), actually, it’s the processor that processes all the inputs you enter and send the output signal to the monitor so that the monitor can tell you what happens with the input.

Our subconscious mind is the real brain behind the magic of our thinking and where hypnosis plays its role to amplify the power of our subconscious mind.

During the relaxation state, our conscious mind activities drop (but still awake) and hypnotists usually use this advantage to tap into the potential of your subconscious mind and reprogram your subconscious mind (the real mind).

I’m not sure if you get it, but for me, it is powerful information. Imagine how much more you can achieve by hypnotizing yourself with influential and empowering information.

Imagine how many more things and situations you can attract with the Law of Attraction if you can program your mind to think the way you want it to think.

Can you see the power here?

Sometimes, in our lives, it’s hard to believe something that is not true. A lot of people actually ask me how they can think and believe that they are rich when the debt and bills show up almost everyday.

Well, hypnosis can help you solve the problem. I’m not trying to say that you should forget about debt and be an irresponsible person. What I mean is that you can hypnotize your mind to attract more wealth so that you can not only pay off all those debt but also CAN live in a better life.

I recommend you to check out these powerful hypnosis techniques if you want to deepen your understanding. Just promise me that you’ll use it in an ethical way.

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Wow! It’s been a fantastic weekend. I have just finished a marketing event with Stephen Pierce here at SMU in Singapore.