As I finish reading the 12th chapter of Murphy's book I'm left feeling amazed at the magical ability of our subconscious mind. I've read about it all earlier as well but I'm not sure what kept me from plunging into action, from trying out the suggestions on myself and see whether or not they work. This time, interestingly, I just know they work...yes everything that he's talking about in his book, regardless of what "anyone" says...I know he is absolutely right and I feel SO grateful to him for having shared his findings and discoveries with me. I certainly intend to turn my life around for the better and am pretty hopeful for the future. I plan to read his book and Psychocybernetics a couple of times over the course of this year, until the teachings get deeply embedded in my mind and I am - in my heart - thoroughly convinced about the power of Sub ;)
Of course that doesn't mean I'm gonna wait until then to experiment. In fact I already am visualizing a positive outcome for my graduation result ( focus being chiefly on third year) though not as often as I'd like to , but its a start nevertheless ;)
There's just one tricky/odd problem. You got to be sure of what you want. In my case I'm not sure of what I want my next step to be , as in if I wish to pursue languages further or if I wish to branch into psychology. Funnily enough I even wonder at times if leaving english literature would be a wise thing though I surely have noticed that I am not that fond of appreciating it the academic way! So I'm going to be using the affirmation "The infinite intelligence of my subconscious reveals to me now my true place in life" And I'm using one for my exams too so as to cast away all fear and doubts! It's really great to see my sister becoming sure of her career choice. I too shall like to sail in the same ship :P
Can't help wondering what an individuals life would be like if he/she stops believing in failure, knows that he's bound to become a success and that each day leads him closer to just that, is aware that he has a constant aid available to him in the form of his subconscious mind, an aid via which he could learn and experience so much! What if he stopped believing in lack, in dearth? be it financial or emotional ( say in context of relationships...you know how people believe that you can have only a certain no. of friends in life and even if you have two you should consider yourself lucky!) What if I start believing in all those things? Of course initially it'll feel unnatural and I may fall back to my previous patterns but this thing is totally worth giving my all to :)
So... umm... What if...
* I became convinced that I'm born to be a success in life
* I started offering thanks to every help , opportunity and benefit that the universal force bestows upon me ( no lip service..I mean gratitude that comes from the heart)
* I became convinced about my path as an author and knew with absolute surity that I'd be one!!
* I stopped complaining ( which means being careful about my verbiage and keeping a check on my thoughs too)
* I realized that life is For me , not Against me!
* I actually made a beautiful mind movie for myself using umm say Window maker.
* I could "actually" have all that I desired and that I didn't have to worry about how any of the things i desired shall come to pass...just knew with surity that they would :)
* I stopped worrying about anything, be it exams, career or my life in general, not because I've become carefree or don't care but because I know in my heart that I'm being taken care of in every moment.
[ I realize that this What if game was actually suggested by Esther and Jerry Hicks in their book. Hmm..so they werent wrong in having said what they did and theirs was indeed a very interesting book to study. Unlike earlier I shall not have to grapple with skepticism when I read i again this time I guess. ]
Oh and none of this means that I'm gonna try and take short cuts or not work for my exams or anything else in general. In fact , I have come to learn an important lesson about balancing spirituality and the spiritual world. How could any of the things i read about have proved their validity when I had detached myself so much from the material world. This world isn't bad and that knowledge is meant to be "applied". After all, I'm 'Here' for a reason! :)
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