Your Conscious Mind

Your Conscious Mind is that part of your mind which evaluates what you see, hear, taste, touch and smell. It is the part of your mind that decides if something is true or false, big or small, hot or cold, sweet or bitter, right or wrong.

This is the evaluating mind, the logical mind. It is the part of your mind which decides what you want, when you want it, where to go, and what to do. It processes the environment around you at a rate of about 40 pieces of information a second, and can handle up to three events at any one time, if pushed.

We are bombarded with millions of external stimuli every minute of our waking day. It is the conscious mind that sorts out the "important" from the "unimportant" details in order that the mind doesn't become overloaded and break down.

Your conscious mind is that part of your mind which observes and experiences, and it does what it does in accordance with the second part of your mind. So, if you are not actively thinking, (see my previous post on Thinking), the mind will just substitute what it thinks you might find interesting; probably something from your memory, and probably something that gives you bad feelings inside. I believe that's what psychologists call mental noise.

Yet no one can make you think thoughts which you do not want to think. Your conscious mind works for you, and you alone.

You are the master of the conscious mind, and it is what you think with this part of your mind that can be passed to the second part, the Subconscious Mind. But I'll talk about it next time.

Samantha

What's on your mind?

Have you ever tried to visualise your mind? I didn't say "your brain" I said "your mind." That's right, your mind. You can't! It's not a physical thing. It's spiritual. How about that?

And there are two parts to it; the conscious mind and the subconscious mind.

The conscious mind is the part of the mind with which you think. (See one of my earlier blogs on "Thinking".)

The other part, well... more about that later.

In my next blog I want to explore the first part. Then we'll move on to the second.

Samantha

To Want to be Rich is Normal

If you are a normal person you have an inbred desire to be rich. Getting rich is one of the most necessary of endeauours. If you neglect this, you are really derelict in your duty to yourself, to God, and to humanity, for you can render no greater service than to make the most of yourself. And to do so you must be rich.

To get started on the path to wealth, a visit to The Life Abundant web site would be most beneficial. Give it a try.

Samantha

Happiness

Your highest happiness lies in the giving of benefits to those you love. Love finds its most natural and spontaneous expression in giving. If you have nothing to give you can't possibly adequately fulfill your role as a spouse, parent, citizen or person in general.

You need the use of things to develop your body, your mind, and your soul. And without these things you remain well below your full potential. It is, therefore, of great importance that you should be rich.

You can investigate this further by visiting me at Samantha's Place

See you there.

Samantha

It is Your Nature to Want to be All That You Can Be

Your right to life means the right to have the free and unrestricted use of all the things necessary for your fullest mental, spiritual and physical unfoldment; or, in other words, your right to be rich.

If you own all you want for living all the life you are capable of living you are rich. And... if you don't have a lot of money how can you possibly have all you want? How can you possibly achieve completeness in mind, body and soul?

It is human nature for a person to want to be all that they can be, and that holds true for you. There is nothing wrong in wanting to be rich. That desire is is the desire for a richer, fuller and more abundant life. With a little help it can be yours.

A visit to Samantha's Place would be well worth your time. What have you got to lose?

Samantha

You had it made!

As you were being formed in your mother's womb, and as you entered this world of ours, your potential was unlimited. You were a child of promise. You had the wherewithal to be anything and everything a person could ever want to be. You had the potential and the capability to be the richest person on this planet. You had the potential to be the greatest surgeon, engineer, architect, stage personality, or movie star this world has ever known. You had everything. You had it made!

But by the time you had reached the age of six all that had been taken from you. By the time you had reached the age of six your life path had been fixed. It had been cast in concrete. You had nothing to say about it. You were no longer the master of your fate, and unless something drastic occurred to change that at some later stage in your life, that is still where you are today.

But with my help, you can reclaim your birthright. You can become the Master of your Fate, the conscious creator of your world. It's all up to you.

Whichever area of your life you feel needs changing, change is possible. No matter who you are, no matter what your past circumstances, no matter how you feel about yourself, if you feel the need for something better in life, or a better life overall, you can make those changes!

You can become the person you were really meant to be!

Samantha
http://samanthaperrin.ca/

Who Are You?

Who are you? – Really.

Often, when I am at a cocktail party or other social gathering and things seem to be slowing down a little, I’ll walk up to a stranger and say, “Hi, my name is Samantha. And you are...?”

A loaded question, if there is one, because the answer is always something like, “Hi, I’m Jane.”

I am often tempted to reply with “No you’re not,” but usually I just smile at my internal joke and continue with some form of polite conversation.

In actual fact, she is not “Jane.” That just happens to be her name.

Of course we all have names. You have one.

You have a great many possessions, not the least of which is your name. You have clothes, books, a postal address, probably an email address, (or two), a car, a personal computer, a telephone, a cell phone, telephone numbers, a television set, several radios, probably an iPod or mp3 player, and who knows what else. These are your possessions! They are NOT who you are, although there are those who would like you to believe that you are. (“Clothes make the man!”)

Imagine witnessing this conversation at a gathering: “Hello, I’m the three story brownstone house similar to the one at the corner of Fifth and Main. Nice to meet you.” “Nice to meet you too. I’m the black, 2009 Cadillac Sedan deVille.” Sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it?

You are NOT your possessions. But then, if you are not, who are you?

That question should definitely give you pause for thought.

The answer comes from Chapter Six in Dr. Wayne W. Dyer’s book, “The Power Of Intention” where he says,

“You are an infinite spiritual being...
having a human experience.”

You are not a human being who has spiritual experiences.

Think about it.

Perhaps it's time to reevaluate your approach to Life.

Samantha