always control our thoughts, but we can control our words, and repetition impresses the subconscious, and we are then master of the situation.” The repetitive behavior helps us to master the situation.
The same thing is true in enabling your subconscious and intuition to help you to achieve more of what you want in life. Repetition through a daily practice, like the one outlined in my book, The Path to Wealth, will help you to strengthen neural pathways and create new “mind grooves”. These relate to beliefs that you can have what you desire in life. It can take disciplined effort to get into a system of frequently manifesting goals, but just like riding a bike or driving a car, it’ll get easier with practice.
Your Strong or Negative Beliefs Get in the Way Our beliefs and behaviors have been created over a lifetime. And, our brains remember every time we didn’t achieve a goal in our past and were disappointed. So, when we have a new goal that is different from what we believe is possible, our brain wants to protect us from disappointment. It prevents us from noticing subconscious and intuitive messages to take steps towards achieving our goals. It wants us to be safe and accordingly, our brain puts intuitive messages on mute in order to protect us.
We can also feel like a fraud due to the existing strong beliefs that tell us that it’s not possible to have what we desire. Sometimes, this fraudulent feeling will make you want to abandon your goal because you can’t rationally imagine that it’s possible to achieve it. Don’t succumb to that lie. You just need to strengthen the neural pathway that is related to the new belief that you’re creating. Think of it this way; imagine walking through a field of tall grass. If you walk through it once, the next day you won’t notice the path that you took through the field. If you walk through it every day repeatedly, you’ll begin to notice the path and even see a groove in the dirt to guide your steps. Persevere with your daily practice to change your beliefs and your brain will eventually see that you’re serious about achieving your goals. Once you believe that achieving your goal is possible, your brain will “un- mute” your spiritual intuition and you will be guided in seeming miraculous ways to achieve your desires.
Take Action and Welcome Your Good. When you believe that it’s possible to experience the outcome of your goal, your spiritual intuition and your subconscious will show up more often in obvious ways to point the way for you to achieve it. You can accelerate the process by taking action to welcome your good. Read stories about
what you want to receive; people that you want to emulate, or experiences that you want to have. Go to places to see and experience what you want. These can be conferences to meet people, open houses, jewelry store, car dealership, travel offices, youtube videos, etc.
As you become familiar with the desired good that you want, it will be easier for you to believe that you can have it. Can you remember a time when you decided to buy a new car? After thinking and talking about the car being yours, didn’t you start to notice that style of car driving around everywhere? You never noticed it before you decided that you wanted that car. The same thing will happen when you start to make what you want familiar and welcome. Your subconscious and intuition will illuminate more possibilities to achieve your goals.
A miracle is “an extraordinary event that manifests with divine intervention in human affairs”. As you understand how to use a daily spiritual practice to create new “mind grooves”, and to rely on the Source of your intuition to point out possibilities, you will be able to realize more seeming miracles. They will become typical occurrences in your life. May you be blessed as you live a most miraculous life.
May McCarthy has helped grow six companies to as large as $100 million in annual revenues. She is the author of the best-selling book The Path to Wealth: Seven Spiritual Steps for Financial Abundance.
www.MayMcCarthy.com
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