Please like to keep me in your newsfeed To get an idea of just how much that brain can store - just think about the times your head has been at its busiest. Not only is there the stressful, busy and often worrying in every day life, theres children, family, friends, finances and problems to consider. Thats a lot of head space, right? Well, multiply that by about ten thousand, and you are just about somewhere close to how much your brain can actually store. Our conscious mind is the part we consciously think, remember and speak from. The part that makes conscious decisions, and the part that thinks on its feet. The conscious mind takes up ten percent of your overall mind. Our subconscious mind is a different animal altogether. This is where every single memory, place, smell, habit, trait, thought and feeling you have - or ever have had - is held. This is what takes up the other ninety percent. The conscious and the subconscious mind can be a tremendous tool when they work together striving for the same thing. When they are on opposing teams thought - problems arise. Think about when you have consciously made a decision to change - then that old habit has up and started without you even noticing. Thats your subconscious disagreeing with that conscious change - and due to the sheer size and power of the subconscious - it wins hands down most of the time. Hypnosis is one of the only methods possible to recall ms change what is buried in the depths of your subconscious mind. In hypnosis we can discover where something is buried so deeply and safely explore it, understand it, and either change or erase it. The conscious mind knows what makes sense and is logical - it should be heard and obeyed. Sometimes though that little black dog in your subconscious needs a little work. The subconscious mind is the greatest and most powerful thing we have. Using it well and tuning it in can lead you to where you have always wanted to be, but struggled to get.
Posted on: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 07:11:57 +0000
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