Subconscious Mind

Subconscious mind is the foundational "root" of our existence, acting as an energetic database that governs approximately 95% of adult life. It is described as the source of "hidden genius" and the storehouse for the soul's journey, including karmic patterns, emotional imprints, and ancestral influences.

The Programming of the Subconscious

The sources emphasize that the subconscious is largely programmed during childhood:

  • The Tribal Influence: From birth to age seven, children are primarily emotional beings who absorb the beliefs of their "tribe" (parents, caregivers, and teachers) without question.
  • Conditioned Beliefs: This early period creates a "conditioned box" of beliefs such as "there is not enough for everyone," "vulnerability is weakness," or "you have to deserve love".
  • The Adult Mirror: The way you were met as a child is how you meet yourself as an adult, because these early programs dictate your self-image and behavioral patterns later in life.

Subconscious Blocks and Self-Sabotage

The subconscious can act as a barrier to personal growth and manifestation:

  • Subconscious Viruses: Procrastination and self-sabotage are described as "subconscious viruses" that arise when the mind is afraid of the new responsibilities or changes that success might bring.
  • Lack of Coherence: Manifestation fails when conscious desires are contradicted by subconscious doubts or fears, sending mixed signals to the quantum field.
  • Fear of the Unknown: The subconscious often prompts individuals to stay in their "little box" of safety, even if it is toxic or trauma-filled, because it is familiar.

Communication and Access

The subconscious communicates through non-logical and subtle channels:

  • Dreams and Moods: The soul speaks to us through dreams, moods, feelings, and thoughts, which are expressions of the subconscious self.
  • Intuition: It provides the knowledge needed to move in the right direction through subtle "downloads" or clear thoughts (claircognizance).
  • Creative Expression: Activities like doodling and art therapy provide a "window" into the subconscious, allowing individuals to externalize hidden emotions and internal conflicts.

Reprogramming and Healing Tools

Because the subconscious does not differentiate between reality and imagination, it can be intentionally rewired. The sources suggest several methods:

  • NLP and Repetition: Repetition is key to developing new conditioning. Using positive self-talk, affirmations, and "song form" can activate the right brain for better programming.
  • Visualization: Techniques such as imagining a problem as a photo and "washing" it clean can help release deep-seated issues.
  • Breathwork: Focused breathing practices help bridge the gap between the conscious and subconscious mind.
  • Sleep Programming: The subconscious is highly active during sleep; playing recorded affirmations or focusing on the third eye before bed can enhance the quality of rest and reprogram the mind.
  • Hypnosis: This is used to go back to the moment a fear or limiting belief developed to change its meaning and release its hold on the soul.