How To OUTSMART Your Subconscious "Mind"

The discussion centers on the intricate relationship between the subconscious and superconscious mind, emphasizing the subconscious as the "womb of reality." The speaker argues that reprogramming the subconscious requires understanding its connection to the superconscious, or infinite intelligence, conceptualized as God. They highlight that the subconscious mind is influenced by emotional charge rather than repetition, contrasting physical action with the mental and spiritual realms. The speaker stresses the importance of relaxation and conviction in accessing and altering the subconscious, proposing that emotional intensity is key to manifesting desired realities.

• The subconscious mind is essential for manifestation, acting as the "womb of your reality."
• Manifestation requires the subconscious mind to accept beliefs or desired realities.
• Reprogramming the subconscious mind involves "recharging" it first, not just repetition.

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

• Reprogramming requires more than repetition; it involves understanding and tapping into deeper aspects of consciousness.

• The subconscious mind is the gateway to the superconscious, which is conceptualized as God or infinite intelligence.
• The superconscious is the source of all knowledge, transcending the limitations of the physical realm.
• The subconscious is connected to infinite intelligence, enabling manifestation by altering vibratory frequencies.

"The subconscious mind is the gateway to the superconscious. The superconscious is what we conceptualize as God, but what it truly is, is the infinite intelligence."

• Understanding the superconscious is crucial for comprehending the subconscious, which is intimately linked to manifesting reality.

• Manifestation is not about creating reality but about revealing the invisible through frequency alteration.
• Consciousness and matter are the same energy at different vibratory rates; thus, manifestation involves aligning with these frequencies.
• True manifestation involves an internal shift where one is not emotionally dependent on external changes.

"Manifestation isn't creating reality... manifestation is simply taking the invisible and making it visible based upon the alteration of a particular frequency."

• Manifestation is about aligning internal states with desired realities, rather than forcing external changes.

• The subconscious mind functions like a computer, where input determines output.
• The input to the subconscious mind affects the reality that is manifested.
• Understanding the programming language of the subconscious is key, and it is not based on repetition.

"The subconscious mind in a sense is... characterized as a computer... whatever is being input will be output."

• Manifestation requires understanding and inputting the correct "programming language" to the subconscious.

• The conscious, subconscious, and superconscious are interconnected, with the subconscious being the link to the superconscious.
• The conscious mind is the ego and day-to-day awareness, while the subconscious drives behavior and frequency.
• The superconscious is the source of infinite potential and creativity, reflected in one's ability to manifest.

"There are three things: first is the superconscious, then there is the subconscious, and then of course is the conscious."

• Understanding the roles and interactions of these three aspects is crucial for effective manifestation.

• The subconscious drives 90% of behavior, operating unconsciously to maintain life and frequency.
• Frequency is the "product code" of reality, and altering frequency alters reality.
• The subconscious affects both physical behavior and metaphysical frequency, requiring a multi-dimensional understanding.

"The subconscious is responsible for 90% of your behavior... on a metaphysical level, it unconsciously drives your frequency."

• Recognizing the subconscious's influence on both behavior and frequency is key to altering one's reality.

• The concept that everything exists mentally before it manifests physically is emphasized, suggesting that internal change precedes external change.
• The subconscious mind is responsible for 90% of behaviors, indicating its significant influence on actions and life outcomes.
• Physical actions are the effects, not the causes, of subconscious processes; changing actions without altering the subconscious is ineffective.

"Before anything exists physically, it first exists mentally."

• This quote underscores the idea that mental states precede and create physical reality, emphasizing the importance of internal transformation for external change.

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

• Highlights the dominant role of the subconscious mind in shaping behaviors, suggesting that understanding and influencing it is crucial for personal development.

• The physical world is described as the realm of effects, not causes; changes must originate from the mental plane.
• The law of cause and effect is presented as a hermetic principle, where every effect has a cause.
• The ego and external world can mislead individuals into believing physical actions alone can change reality.

"Attempting to change your behavior to change your subconscious mind is essentially saying I'm going to change an effect by changing an effect."

• This illustrates the futility of trying to alter outcomes without addressing the underlying causes, emphasizing the need for deeper mental changes.

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

• Suggests that mental processes are the true source of change, reinforcing the importance of mental transformation over mere physical actions.

• Actions are driven by internal compulsion, which is guided by intuition, rooted in one's frequency.
• Intuition is described as internal guidance, and frequency determines the nature of this guidance.
• Changing one's frequency is essential for altering subconscious patterns and behaviors.

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

• This quote emphasizes the connection between internal drives and external actions, suggesting that understanding and influencing internal states can lead to desired behaviors.

"Your intuition is always determined by your frequency."

• Highlights the role of frequency in shaping intuition, suggesting that altering frequency can change the guidance one receives and, consequently, their actions.

• Consciousness is a singular entity in the universe, with differences among individuals arising from variations in consciousness arrangements.
• The concept of frequency is used to explain differences in life outcomes, such as wealth, based on the guidance and actions it prompts.
• Understanding and working with the biggest "domino" of frequency is crucial for effective personal transformation.

"There's only one mind in the universe; the only difference between us is the arrangement of that particular degree of consciousness."

• This suggests a universal consciousness, with individual differences stemming from variations in consciousness, emphasizing the potential for personal transformation through altering one's consciousness.

"The frequency of somebody who's broke means they received intuition that is based upon their frequency."

• Explains how frequency influences intuition and actions, suggesting that altering frequency can lead to different life outcomes.

• The subconscious mind dislikes effort, strain, and tension, which can hinder its programming and the manifestation process.
• Effort and strain are ineffective for influencing the subconscious, as they create resistance rather than change.
• A survival state of consciousness, characterized by tension, closes the door to the subconscious mind, preventing change.

"The subconscious mind cannot respond by effort because you have to understand...a particular inner world of your subconscious mind that is resonant with everything except effort."

• This highlights the ineffectiveness of forceful efforts in influencing the subconscious, suggesting that a more relaxed approach is necessary for effective subconscious programming.

"When you're in a survival state of consciousness...the door to your subconscious mind is closed."

• Emphasizes the detrimental effect of tension on subconscious access, suggesting that reducing tension can facilitate subconscious influence and change.

• The concept of letting go and allowing the "God within" to effect change is presented as a key to altering reality.
• The ego, representing the limited self, must be removed to allow the unlimited potential of the subconscious to manifest.
• True change comes from aligning with the superconscious, rather than through forceful attempts at altering reality.

"You cannot change your reality; the only thing that can change your reality is the God within."

• This quote underscores the idea that true transformation comes from aligning with a higher consciousness, rather than through personal effort alone.

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

• Suggests that relinquishing control and allowing a higher power to guide change is essential for true transformation, emphasizing the importance of surrender in the process.

• The subconscious mind is more receptive when the conscious mind is relaxed.
• Relaxation facilitates access to the subconscious by altering brain waves to Alpha and Theta states, which are deeply meditative.
• In a relaxed state, the ego—which represents limitation—is removed, allowing access to the subconscious and superconscious mind.
• Tension, associated with Beta brain waves, is a state the subconscious mind dislikes as it blocks access to subconscious processes.

"The reason why relaxation opens the door to the subconscious mind is to do with something quite deeper; it's to do with the mechanics of the brain waves."

• Relaxation is crucial for engaging the subconscious mind as it shifts brain waves to states conducive to subconscious access.

"Anytime that you're relaxed, your brain waves begin to switch going into Alpha and Theta; these are deeply meditative states."

• Alpha and Theta brain waves are linked to meditative states, facilitating subconscious access by removing ego limitations.

• Conviction is essential for manifestation and reality creation, as the subconscious mind responds strongly to it.
• Convictions are beliefs with a strong emotional charge that the subconscious mind accepts as true.
• The power of conviction lies in its certainty, which is crucial for influencing the subconscious mind.

"Conviction has a certain degree of power behind it; there's certainty behind it, and the subconscious mind responds to your convictions."

• Conviction carries a powerful emotional charge that influences the subconscious mind by providing a sense of certainty.

"You have to understand this: convictions are, I won't say the language of the subconscious mind, but the subconscious mind loves convictions."

• Convictions are not the language of the subconscious mind but are highly influential in shaping subconscious beliefs.

• Faith, in the esoteric sense, is about knowing rather than trusting, which can involve doubt.
• Conviction is akin to faith, as it involves a deep-seated belief without room for doubt.
• The modern understanding of faith has shifted from its original meaning, which was more aligned with conviction.

"Our version of faith in our modern day, based upon not only etymology changing but also the meaning of words changing, has been lost in translation."

• The contemporary interpretation of faith has diverged from its original meaning, which was more about certainty and conviction.

"Conviction is knowing; think about the times you said, 'I know I'm going to see someone I know today.'"

• Conviction involves a deep knowing, similar to the original concept of faith, where there is no room for doubt.

• Emotion is the primary language of the subconscious mind, surpassing repetition in effectiveness.
• Emotions are energy in motion, building momentum and eventually materializing into reality.
• Unlike repetition, which involves effort and strain, emotion naturally influences the subconscious mind.

"There's only one language of the subconscious mind; it's not repetition as they would like you to believe."

• Emotion is the true language of the subconscious mind, as it naturally influences subconscious processes without effort.

"Emotion quite simply is energy in motion; that energy in motion eventually builds momentum and becomes a frequency."

• Emotions create energy that builds momentum, transforming into frequencies that can materialize into reality.

• Emotion is described as being more powerful than thought in influencing one's reality.
• The speaker emphasizes that controlling emotion can lead to controlling energy, frequency, and ultimately, reality.
• Emotion is considered the primary language of the subconscious mind, surpassing the influence of thoughts.

"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 emotion on controlling various aspects of one's existence, ultimately leading to reality control.

• The heart's electromagnetic field is significantly larger than that of the brain, making it a more powerful source of energy.
• The heart is described as having its own memory storage, influencing emotions and spiritual traditions.
• The heart's significance is emphasized in various spiritual texts and traditions, highlighting its reverence.

"There are two electromagnetic fields: one of the brain and one of the heart, and the one of the heart is 60 to 100 times larger than the one of the brain."

• This quote underscores the heart's superior electromagnetic power compared to the brain, emphasizing its role in emotional and spiritual experiences.

• The subconscious mind accepts beliefs and ideas with the most emotional charge.
• Traumatic events with high emotional charge can significantly alter the subconscious mind.
• Creating a powerful emotional charge is essential for programming the subconscious mind and altering beliefs.

"The things that the subconscious mind holds are the ideas and beliefs with the most emotional charge."

• This quote explains how the subconscious mind prioritizes emotionally charged beliefs, indicating the need for emotional intensity to influence subconscious programming.

• To remove negative beliefs, one must create an emotional charge equal to or greater than the existing negative charge.
• The process is about displacing negative beliefs rather than removing them entirely.
• Emotional charge is the key to replacing negative subconscious programming with desired beliefs.

"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."

• This quote explains the method of using emotional charge to displace negative beliefs, emphasizing the importance of emotional intensity in this process.

• Experiencing desired reality internally, intensely, and vividly is crucial for creating emotional charge.
• The emotional charge does not require euphoria but should be unique to the individual's emotional expression.
• Techniques like visualization, affirmations, and scripting can be used to generate emotional charge.

"In order for you to create an equal or more powerful emotional charge to displace a particular subconscious negative programming and replace it with your desired reality, you need to internally, intensely, and vividly experience your desired reality."

• This quote outlines the process of experiencing desired reality to generate the necessary emotional charge for subconscious programming.

• No single technique is superior; it's the conviction in a belief that activates emotional charge.
• Techniques should be tailored to the individual, focusing on emotional conviction rather than the method itself.
• The mind cannot distinguish between imagination and reality, making vivid imagination a powerful tool.

"There is no secret technique; it's actually the conviction that you have in a belief that activates the emotional charge."

• This quote emphasizes that the effectiveness of techniques lies in the conviction behind them, not in the technique itself.

• Visualization should be simple and relatable, involving scenarios with loved ones congratulating the individual.
• Short and simple scenes help create emotional charge without straining the mind.
• Repetition is recommended but not necessary if a powerful emotional charge is achieved in one session.

"The mind can't distinguish between imagination and reality, so if we can trick your mind into thinking that the imagination you're experiencing right now is real, it's going to create an emotional charge."

• This quote highlights the power of imagination in creating emotional charge, leveraging the mind's inability to differentiate between imagined and real experiences.