Consciously Reconditioning Your Subconscious for Love, Work and Quality of Life

The subconscious mind plays such a significant part in our life, it determines how we interact with the world. Imagine if you could look through the eyes of the most conscious you and deal with your greatest challenge. Unfortunately, we tend to see the world through the eyes we have been conditioned to see through. That means all of the limitations, the fears and guilt we learned, influence the way we see the world. Most people do not think they have a choice of how their sub-conscious mind works; we just accept it as that is who I am.

As we breathe in, we give life to where our breath lands. We breathe into our thoughts and give life to both our fears and dreams. We breathed into how we were related to, for that was the only identity we were taught and we gave it life. Over time, that became the identity we accepted. Beyond our conscious thoughts and our subconscious conditioning is a “you” not created by your mind.

If all we give life to is the identity created by our mind, how can we explore the Unknown?

Let us look at the beauty of the Unknown:

• Beyond our thoughts is the Wisdom of the Body, the home of powerful inner resources.
• We best aspire to spiritual challenges from this wisdom. We heal better and perform at a higher standard in whatever we do.
• Time is really a creation of our mind, for the past and future exist as thoughts in the moment. Wisdom lives and thrives in that moment.

• The quality of life, the quality of our love and the quality of simply being is the most pure when it is wisdom’s expression.

When we are victims to our past conditioning, we accept it as though that is just the way my life is. It is not until we get challenged
, like facing the threat of death ,that we even tend to venture beyond the conditioned mind. We often say when that happens, we were scared to death. Going beyond the “you” you identify with is entering the Unknown, which is a death threat to our conditioned ego.

Just think, If you could develop conscious habits so you accepted your inner wisdom instead of being a victim to past conditioning. Your self image would seem to dance with the Wisdom of the Body every time you express yourself. You would trust the Wisdom of the Body more than you trust the creations of your mind and all limitations which your mind created would never touch you.

It requires surrender to exist in that state of mind, so when you let go of the mind’s creation, wisdom keeps you alive. When you let go, wisdom breathes you. A stress-free breath floats through you and you become super-conscious of the moment you are living in.

You have the power to live in that conscious moment and consciously reconditioning your mind is essential to make that happen.

Learn how to create conscious habits on a subconscious level. Go to http://lifeskillsinc.com to enroll in a Tele-seminar you can do from your home. There is an e-book with over 25 techniques that create conscious habits that change you self-image, self-trust and how to control negative thinking as simple as breathing. Before you try to master any goal, consciously re-condition your subconscious mind to be harmonious with inner wisdom.

© 2010 Marc Lerner and Life Skills

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