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Mind Power – How to Create Mental Images That Will Make You Come True!
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The power of your mind is contained in your subconscious mind, which is largely responsible for your thoughts, feelings, behaviors, creativity, learning and memory. The conscious mind only checks in upon the information that is fed into it through sensory inputs (sight, hearing, touch, smell, etc.).
Instead, your subconscious is where everything that you have ever experienced or wanted to experience first entered your mind. This including your dreams and nightmares.
In the same way that the food you eat is digested and absorbed first by the stomach, your thoughts are processed and stored by the conscious mind. Meanwhile, your subconscious acts as a connector and sends your messages straight to your conscious mind.
To best perform, you need both the conscious and subconscious mind to be in a state of high activeness. This is because they are like two sides of a coin; the more active you are, the more powerful your mind is.
As you follow the instructions and suggestions back and forth, from the conscious and subconscious, your mind creates for you whatever it takes to accomplish whatever it is you wish to accomplish.
If you do not use your mind power or exert a bit of control over what you desire, it will simply not come to you. On the other hand, if you work on filling your mind, filling it with positive thoughts, then you will attract exactly the type of thing you are seeking.
An easy way to practice mind power is to visualize a time when you were able to attract exactly the kind of wealth you desire. Now, picture it in your mind’s eye, mentally. You should see every single asset, financial or non-financial, that you are drawn to. It may be some kind of cash, artwork, exotic trip, great house, exotic car or whatever else it is you desire.
Once you have a nice big collection of mental images, try to imagine them becoming real. Instead of thinking “I could have a million dollars”, visualize it. Visualization plays a very big role in mind power. You need to always be filled with positive thoughts. By consistently filling your mind with positive images, you will attract more of the same.
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Visualization is a natural activity but we don’t always use this capacity of the mind to our advantage
During the day we are often enraptured by mental images related to the past or worries about the future. These escapes from the present make us lose touch with the here and now.
Visualization Techniques are an effective tool for personal growth, change and self-realization.
Learning to use the power of imagination in a conscious way can make a real difference in our life.
Contrary to what many believe, creating images in the mind is not a way to break away from reality.
Visualization can have specific goals and is a well-established technique to help deal with daily difficulties with the right attitude.
Visualization is a conscious mental representation of something that is not present in front of us at that moment.
Mental images can belong to the past or the future, they can be spontaneous or voluntary.
Creative Visualization Techniques are an effective therapeutic tool for reducing stress, anxiety or overcoming fears, improving mental and physical performance and generating desired changes.
So those who have always criticized me because of my “daydream” attitude did not understand anything. I am the real thing.
Who does not happen to daydream at least once a day? However, this condition, if taken to extremes, could be harmful to health.
Why? What happens when daydreaming crosses certain boundaries?
Books, movies, music, video games and other media can be a factor that triggers daydreaming.
Automatic and repetitive movements such as walking, swinging, turning around, shaking something in your hand, etc. can accompany daydreaming.
Make your expectations realistic. Do not forget that daydreaming is a normal and healthy activity when the latter is in balance with the other areas of your life.
If your goal is never to dream again, then the chances are high that you may experience failure and subsequent frustration.
This is especially true if you are an introverted and / or highly creative person, both aspects that spontaneously stimulate daydreaming.
However, it must be said that visualizing in the correct way helps in problem solving and allows you to reach important goals.
Let’s not confuse the two. Because visualization and daydreaming are not the same thing.
Mental images are the key to our self-realization. Everything we want to create in our life necessarily passes through mental images.
As rightly reported in this very interesting article, mental images are in fact imprinted on the subconscious mind and become the matrix or model of the subconscious mind itself.
We must therefore pay close attention to which mental images we keep in our mind in a predominant way: we must at all costs avoid imprinting the mental images we do not want and we must at all costs imprint the mental images we want.
Many still take the ability to imagine too much for granted.
The fact is that the imagination, being so affordable for everyone (and so cheap! It is completely free) we hardly value it at all.
I believe that the role of imagination is much more important in our life than we think.
The so-called ‘creative imagination’ is not something reserved for poets, philosophers, inventors; it is part of our every act since it determines the image of the end on which the automatic mechanism operates. Our acting or not acting are consequences of the imagination and not of the will as is commonly believed.
Couldn’t agree more with this last statement.
When we create reality in our mind, through the power of our mind, this is why we not only create a mental reality: in effect we always create a real reality.
This is the great, immense power of visualization: thanks to its ability to recall and reactivate deep psychic systems – and thanks to the fact that for the mind the experience of imagination activates the same processes as the experience of reality -, with the visualization we consciously re-create our reality continuously.
The creation and maintenance in one’s mind of a specific mental image, which represents one’s ideal or goal to be achieved, is the first step to bring oneself to the realization of the desired goal.
If everyone on the planet knew this and put it into practice, we would create a different world.
Each of us wields tremendous power over the course of each day of our life.
We control powerful forces that most of us are completely unaware of. Your power can create good or bad future events for you, for your friends, for your family and for all humanity. Here’s the problem: we involuntarily create positive and negative future events capable of generating life and potentially even being fatal.
Exactly, and I would add that without knowing this power, using it is like playing Russian roulette with the engine of the universe.
Apparently, however, there are some people who cannot see with their mind’s eye: it is aphantasia, a little known but quite widespread condition.
Mind maps apparently work very well as a study tool.
Mind Maps involve all the functions of the brain, spatial recognition, color, imagination, connection and association activities.
If you think about it, the books, the powerpoint presentations or the notes we take in the notebooks are placed on different layers that do not relate to each other except with very labile connections that dissolve quickly when we do not review that information and reinforce those bonds.
Mind maps activate many different parts of your brain, which leads to deeper understanding and better memorization of work.
Mind maps are said to be a full-brain tool.
To create mind maps you need to use both the features of your creative side and those of your analytical side.