How To OUTSMART Your Subconscious "Mind"

The transcript explores the intricate dynamics of the subconscious and superconscious minds, emphasizing their roles in shaping reality. It argues that the subconscious mind acts as a gateway to the superconscious, or God, and is crucial for manifestation. The speaker stresses that reprogramming the subconscious requires relaxation and conviction, rather than effort or repetition, as these create the necessary emotional charge to influence the subconscious. The conversation also touches on the concept of frequency and its impact on behavior and reality, advocating for a shift in internal beliefs to alter external circumstances.

• The subconscious mind is described as the "womb of your reality," essential for manifesting beliefs into reality.
• Reprogramming the subconscious mind requires the ability to "recharge" it and implant desired ideas or beliefs.
• The subconscious is the gateway to the superconscious, which is conceptualized as infinite intelligence or God.

"You cannot reprogram the subconscious mind until you first possess the capability of recharging the subconscious mind."

• Emphasizes the necessity of accessing and recharging the subconscious mind to effectively reprogram it.

"The subconscious mind is the womb of your reality."

• Illustrates the foundational role of the subconscious in creating and manifesting one's reality.

• The superconscious is defined as infinite intelligence, the aspect of God within and beyond the third-dimensional realm.
• It is conceptualized as the "infinite storehouse" or "universal Amazon," akin to the Akashic records in Eastern traditions.
• The superconscious is the source of all knowledge, transcending time and space.

"The superconscious is what we'd conceptualize quite simply as God, but what it truly is is the infinite intelligence."

• Defines the superconscious as an aspect of God, representing infinite intelligence and knowledge.

"Your subconscious mind is the gateway to that because remember the superconscious is what we conceptualize as God."

• Highlights the connection between the subconscious and superconscious, positioning the subconscious as a bridge to divine intelligence.

• Manifestation involves shifting internally to detach from emotional dependence on reality changes.
• It is not about creating new realities but making the invisible visible by altering frequencies.
• Consciousness and matter are seen as the same energy at different vibratory rates.

"Manifestation isn't creating reality... manifestation is simply taking the invisible and making it visible."

• Clarifies that manifestation is about revealing existing realities by changing frequencies, not creating new ones.

"Understanding that Consciousness and matter are the same energy simply at different vibratory rates."

• Connects the concept of manifestation to the idea that consciousness and matter are energetically equivalent.

• The subconscious mind is likened to a computer with input-output functions, influencing behavior and reality.
• It operates 90% of behavior, unconsciously driving both physical actions and metaphysical frequencies.
• Changing one's frequency is necessary to alter reality, as frequency acts as a "product code" for reality.

"The subconscious is responsible for 90% of your behavior."

• Underlines the subconscious mind's dominant role in dictating behavioral patterns and actions.

"You need to alter your frequency to alter your reality because before anything can exist physically, it first must exist vibrationally."

• Stresses the importance of frequency in shaping reality, suggesting that vibrational changes precede physical manifestations.

• Humans exist on multiple planes: mental, physical, and metaphysical, with the subconscious influencing all.
• The subconscious mind operates in the background, maintaining life physically and driving frequencies metaphysically.
• Understanding the multi-dimensional nature of existence is key to harnessing the subconscious for desired outcomes.

"You exist on three planes: mental, physical, and metaphysical."

• Explains the multi-dimensional nature of human existence and the subconscious mind's influence across these planes.

"Your frequency is the product code of your reality."

• Describes frequency as a unique identifier that shapes and reflects individual reality, emphasizing its role in manifestation.

• The subconscious mind is responsible for 90% of our behaviors and actions.
• Actions are directly tied to the physical plane, which is an effect rather than a cause.
• Changing physical actions to alter the subconscious mind is ineffective; one must change the cause to affect change.

"The subconscious mind drives 90% of your behaviors."

• Highlights the significant influence of the subconscious mind on behavior.

"Attempting to change your behavior to change your subconscious mind is essentially saying, 'I'm going to change an effect by changing an effect,' which doesn't make any sense."

• Emphasizes the futility of trying to change the subconscious mind through physical actions alone.

• The law of cause and effect states that every effect has a cause and every cause has an effect.
• The physical plane is the world of effects, not causes.
• To change the physical manifestation, one must address the mental plane, where causes originate.

"This is a hermetic law—the law of cause and effect. It says every effect has a cause and every cause has an effect."

• Establishes the foundational principle of cause and effect as it relates to change.

"You actually need to change what is playing, and what's playing is always on the mental plane."

• Suggests that true change begins with altering mental causes rather than physical effects.

• Actions are based on internal compulsion, which is guided by intuition.
• Intuition is derived from the inner world and is influenced by one's frequency.
• Frequency determines the nature of intuition, affecting actions and ultimately reality.

"Your action is always directly interlinked to what you're internally compelled to do."

• Points out the connection between internal compulsion and actions.

"Your intuition is always determined by one word, and that's your frequency."

• Indicates that frequency influences intuition and subsequent actions.

• There is only one consciousness in the universe; differences lie in the arrangement of consciousness.
• People's realities differ based on their frequency and the corresponding intuition and actions.

"There's one consciousness in this entire universe. The only thing that differs is the arrangement of that particular degree of consciousness."

• Explains that consciousness is universal, but its arrangement creates diversity in experiences.

"The frequency of, let's say, somebody who's broke means they receive intuition that is based upon their frequency."

• Illustrates how frequency shapes intuition and actions, leading to different realities.

• Most people focus on changing physical actions, which is ineffective.
• True change involves working with the "biggest domino," starting with frequency.
• The aim is to work multi-dimensionally, understanding the hierarchy of cause and effect.

"Most people are concerned with taking physical action... but by then you're already too far down the chain."

• Critiques the common approach of starting with physical actions to effect change.

"We work with the biggest domino first because the aim of life isn't to work hard; it's about working multi-dimensionally."

• Advocates for a strategic approach that begins with altering frequency.

• The subconscious mind does not respond well to effort, strain, or tension.
• Effort to force change leads to resistance from the subconscious mind.
• Tension, often a result of survival consciousness, closes the door to the subconscious mind.

"The subconscious mind doesn't like effort."

• Notes the subconscious mind's aversion to forced effort.

"If you're tense, the door to your subconscious mind is closed."

• Describes how tension prevents access to the subconscious mind and change.

• Altering reality requires letting go and allowing the superconscious (God within) to effect change.
• Removing the ego allows the unlimited potential within to alter reality.

"The only thing that can change your reality is the God within."

• Asserts that true change comes from the superconscious, not personal effort.

"You actually need to get out of the way and let go and let God."

• Encourages relinquishing control to enable transformative change.

• The subconscious mind favors relaxation over tension, as relaxation opens the door to the subconscious mind.
• Relaxation is linked to brain waves, specifically Theta and Alpha, which are associated with deeply meditative states.
• These states remove the ego, which represents limitation, allowing access to the subconscious and superconscious mind.
• Tension, associated with Beta waves, is disliked by the subconscious mind and is prevalent in daily conscious activities.

"The reason why relaxation opens the door to the subconscious mind is to do with the mechanics of the brain waves."

• This quote highlights the importance of understanding brain waves in accessing the subconscious mind.

"Anytime that you're relaxed, your brain waves begin to switch going into Alpha and Theta."

• This explains how relaxation changes brain wave patterns, facilitating access to the subconscious.

• Conviction is crucial for manifestation and reality creation; it is the belief in one's reality.
• The subconscious mind responds to the power and certainty behind convictions.
• Convictions can either align with or oppose one's desired reality, impacting the ability to manifest.

"The subconscious mind responds to your convictions."

• This underscores the influence of conviction on the subconscious mind and its role in manifesting reality.

"If you're convinced that you're broke, then due to the level of conviction... you're experiencing it."

• This illustrates how negative convictions can reinforce undesired realities.

• The only language the subconscious mind truly responds to is emotion, not repetition.
• Emotion is energy in motion, building momentum to become a frequency that materializes into reality.
• Repetition is seen as a long-winded and effortful method that the subconscious mind does not favor.

"There's only one language of the subconscious mind... it's not repetition."

• This clarifies that emotion, rather than repetition, is the key to influencing the subconscious mind.

"Emotion quite simply is energy in motion... it eventually has to materialize into a reality."

• This explains how emotions drive the manifestation process by turning into material reality through frequency.

• Emotion is presented as a more powerful force than thought, influencing energy, frequency, and ultimately reality.
• The speaker challenges the common belief that thoughts are paramount, emphasizing the significance of emotions in shaping one's experiences.

"Emotion is the beginning point. If I can control your emotion, I can control your energy emotion. If I can control your energy emotion, I can control your frequency. If I can control your frequency, I can control your reality."

• This quote highlights the cascading effect of emotions on energy, frequency, and reality, underscoring emotion's foundational role.

• Differentiates between the mind and the brain, noting that while the brain is tangible, the mind is boundless and connected to a higher realm.
• Emphasizes the esoteric nature of the mind, drawing parallels to spiritual teachings.

"Your brain and mind aren't the same thing. You can weigh the brain, you can touch the brain, you can't touch the mind, you can't measure the mind."

• This distinction stresses the intangible, limitless nature of the mind compared to the physical brain.

• Discusses the HeartMath Institute's findings on the electromagnetic fields of the heart and brain, with the heart's field being significantly larger.
• The heart is portrayed as a powerful source of emotion and memory, holding spiritual significance.

"The heart has over 40,000... it has over 40,000... my mind just escaped me for a second. The thing about the heart that you have to understand is that the heart has a memory storage of its own."

• The heart's capacity for memory storage illustrates its profound influence beyond mere physical function, linking to spiritual traditions.

• Emotion is identified as the sole language of the subconscious mind, where beliefs with the most emotional charge are held.
• Traumatic events are cited as examples of how emotions can swiftly reprogram the subconscious.

"The subconscious mind holds the ideas and beliefs with the most emotional charge. Emphasis on the most."

• This quote underscores the critical role of emotional intensity in embedding beliefs within the subconscious mind.

• To remove negative subconscious beliefs, one must create an emotional charge equal to or greater than the existing negative charge.
• The process involves displacing rather than removing negative beliefs by fostering a powerful emotional charge for desired realities.

"If you want to get rid of a negative belief or a negative subconscious idea... you need to create either an equal or more powerful emotional charge than what is there."

• The strategy of displacement over removal highlights the transformative power of emotional energy in altering subconscious programming.

• Encourages vividly experiencing desired realities internally to generate emotional charge, stressing personal uniqueness in emotional expression.
• Advises against extravagant visualizations, promoting efficiency and authenticity in creating emotional charge.

"You need to internally, intensely, and vividly experience your desired reality... that's how you need to experience it internally, intensely, and vividly."

• This approach focuses on personal experience and authenticity in creating emotional charge, rather than adhering to generic visualization techniques.

• Emphasizes the importance of conviction and emotional charge in manifesting desired realities, rather than specific techniques.
• Suggests simple, relatable scenes for visualization, involving loved ones congratulating you to create genuine emotional resonance.

"The only secret technique is you... it's actually the conviction that you have in a belief that activates the emotional charge."

• This statement highlights the individual's role and belief conviction as the true drivers of emotional charge and manifestation.

• Explains that the mind cannot distinguish between imagination and reality, allowing for the creation of emotional charge through imagined experiences.
• Recommends short, simple scenes that resonate personally to effectively influence the subconscious.

"If we can trick your mind into thinking the imagination that you're experiencing right now is real, it's going to create an emotional charge."

• This insight leverages the mind's inability to differentiate imagination from reality, using it as a tool for emotional and subconscious influence.