We are all Connected

Some are more directed than others, but no thought enters the universe without leaving some effect.

We have learned that thoughts are energy. And we know that energy never dies, it is only transformed. So where do thoughts go? How are they transformed? Using the power of relaxed yet focused thoughts, the subconscious mind is able to send and receive thoughts that connect us all.

Have you ever felt like you could read somebody’s mind? Ever known what someone was going to say before they said it? In all probability, you did read their mind. The sensitive receiver in your subconscious picked up their message because their thought energy was strong and directed.

Every single thought is beamed from the subconscious into the buzzing hub of the universe, the library of all known knowledge. That is why positive thought is so important.

Think of it this way. If a factory is belching smoke into the air in Michigan, eventually it will make the air less breathable in China. It’s the same with thoughts. The more positive thoughts we contribute to the great beyond, the better off we all become.

Exercise:

Think of the universe as a great bank. Every time you have a positive thought, the bank outs a buck into your bank. And each time you let a negative thought or action into your mind, the bank withdraws a dollar. What would your account look like? In either case it is good to keep ledger. So in your journal , you are going to add up the day’s totals. Since it is too difficult to account for each thought, we are going to account for each action. Give yourself $5 for every good or positive action of the day. Subtract $5 from any activity that was based in negativity. Now be honest. Was this day typical? Did you do more nice things today because you knew you were keeping track? Well there’s no problem with that. Keep it up. Each thought and every action counts.

Reminder

Eon is designed for maximum portability and usefulness. Keep it with you. It will begin to feel like a companion. Take out your Journal and write while drinking your morning coffee. Post affirmations and acknowledgments on sticky pads where you can't miss them. Review your goal cards at least once per day. Clear time for workbook exercises before bed. It may take some rearranging of your schedule, a reworking your current habits, but focus is necessary. Plan for daily practice of the suggested techniques in Eon and in 120 short day you will enjoy personal progress that can change your life forever.

Accessing the Subconscious

Have you ever heard the phrase, “I want to sleep on it?” It is actually good bit of wisdom being put into practice. Rather than making a decision solely using the conscious mind, the person is saying they want to access their subconscious for deep, gut level decision.

Accessing the subconscious is not something we are practiced at doing. There is a storehouse of knowledge in our subconscious but it can be like walking into one of those enormous home improvement warehouse. You spend more time walking up and down the aisle filling your basket with needless items, than finding what you came to get.

The subconscious mind does not speak English. It’s an internal guidance system. It communicates through concepts, emotion and feeling. It presents us with options that lead us to our desires. But ultimately, we must make the choice. Turn left or right. Say hello or walk on by.

Part of the problem in accessing the subconscious is that we chase the information rather than allowing it to come to us. There is no easy way to coax the information into your brain, but it normally arrive after you have relaxed and allowed the information to sink in.

Have you ever tried to chase a cat? They are fast little things. The way to catch a cat is not to run after it, but to stand still. Sweet-talk it into coming over. Act as if you don’t care. Next thing you know it is rubbing against your leg. That is the best way to describe how to coax an idea from the subconscious.

Where do you get your best ideas? Some people get them while bating. Other get great ideas while driving, or talking on the phone, or listening to music. It is the relaxed and slightly occupied mind that allows direct access to the subconscious.

Exercise

In your Journal, attempt to recall where and how you had your best ideas –the breakthrough ideas in your life. Were you in bed? Were you relaxed or nervous? Were you busy trying to come up with the idea or did it plop in front of you like a big, nicely wrapped present? List the way you felt when the idea came to you. We are trying to isolate the feeling and methods that will lead us unequivocally to our pure subconscious wisdom.

Usually, it is the rational decisions that end up costing us the most. We out think ourselves. We play if safe, when our true desire demands a leap of faith.