Posts Tagged subconscious mind

Updates on Value Conflicts

I said I would be writing articles on value conflicts. It will take me some more time to do so, as the topic is more complex than it may appear at first for a few reasons. First, most people don’t even know what value conflicts are to begin with. Second, value conflicts are often rooted in false layers of self-identity, so I cannot expose the issue of value conflicts without explaining its symptoms and without also exploring the false ego. However, it is very important to get this out so you will get more on this once I’m ready to produce it.

The subconscious mind always values freedom, always values abundance, always values truth and always values power. The problem is when other conscious values conflict with these subconscious values, and it happens for everybody. There is only so far you can go before bumping against value conflicts in some form or another. I just went through the process of resolving value conflicts for myself (every single one of my mentors still has value conflicts).

And in the end, it’s all about the lifestyle you get from it. Talking about lifestyle, I have just recorded a video about the life in Budapest, recorded during the 1118th Anniversary of Hungary!


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Grounding Video: Return to Innocence

While exploring value conflicts, I just produced a new natural grounding video: Return to Innocence. It will help to resolve the value conflicts in your subconscious mind and bring your mind, body, spirit, heart and sexuality in full alignment. Resolving value conflicts can overcome procrastination, increase vitality, increase personal power and authenticity and even improve eye-sight.

 

 

 

http://youtu.be/fUyABlo_apw

Also, this is a powerful guided meditation I produced to resolve value conflicts. Go through the meditation a few times and let me know how it goes. If you are having a hard time getting the answers, do it again and this time stay at the plane of the absolute instead of going into the higher planes and ask the questions to the tree, and let me know whether this makes it easier or not.

Download the meditation to Resolve Value Conflicts

Enjoy!

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Doing Clean Jobs with Energy Healing

I’m just done hosting an intensive Immersion Celebration Party with Rion Freeberg with guys flying from all over Europe. I’m extremely energetically burnt out today, and the shift has been very profound for everybody.

There are lots of healing techniques out there and the way most people see it, it brings slow, gradual and intangible progress. You keep releasing and hope things will someday get better. Many people still aren’t happy with their lives after years of releasing. I would like to bring a different perspective and understanding on energy healing.

When I energetically work on an issue, I’m not just sending energy to feel better and raise the energetic frequency, which would make part of the effect only temporary. I’m completely transmuting the issue until it is 100% clean. This is work of precision to do clean jobs. For example, whenever I find issues about myself (a lot of judgments came to my awareness over the last 2 days), I write them down on a list. I take each item on my list, clean it until it is 100% gone, put a check-mark next to it and move on to the next item on the list. That way, I don’t keep bumping over the same issues and I don’t get mental noise because of the remains and “energetic debris” of past issues.

This is really about raising the standards in the field of energy healing. General healing that brings slow and gradual progress makes it hard to measure the progress, it doesn’t …Read More

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Understanding the Mind Part 2

In the first part of this article, I exposed some flaws in the way spiritual leaders are teaching about the mind. Now, let’s explore Dr. Thurman Fleet’s famous stick-figure diagram of the mind (on the right). First, I will explain his diagram, then I will propose an alternative diagram, and from that new perspective, we’ll then look at how Thurman’s diagram is limiting our understanding of the mind and what are the implications of it.

What he says is very simple: we are a spiritual being, we are gifted with an intellect and we have a physical body. We have a subconscious mind that runs on auto-pilot and that cannot filter information, and we have a conscious mind that can filter information and make decisions. We also have a body, but it is the least important aspect although we do need to take actions. The actions won’t do much if they’re coming from the wrong state of mind, and the actions will flow effortlessly when coming from the proper state of mind. Many self-development and spiritual teachers use this model all the time to explain how the mind works in very simple terms.

Now, let me propose an alternative model. I first drafted this new diagram at Rion Freeberg’s Self-Awakening Immersion Party in Thailand last October. One of the reasons I am writing this is to clarify how what I’m learning based on the previous model fits with the rest of what I’m teaching, because confusion causes inaction and …Read More

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Understanding the Mind Part 1

There are lots of people teaching how to use your mind in more effective ways, and there are lots of various philosophies on the topic. Also, there are various flaws and misconceptions in what is currently being taught by the top spiritual leaders. Truly changing your life happens through the mind, and it requires a proper understanding of how this mind works. In the first part of this article, I am going to expose the most common flaws in what is currently being taught and the consequences of these flawed principles. Then, in the second part, I will put Dr. Thurman Fleet’s famous stick figure diagram of the mind designed around 1938 and really put it to the test. I will expose its flaws and limitations and propose a more complete diagram of the mind that will open you to new possibilities.

Because I am making challenging far-stretching claims here, I will ask you to be really skeptic and to put what I say to the test. Learn to think on your own. What brought you to consciously or subconscious buy into any of these flawed concepts is a lack of skepticism and a lack of critical thinking. In order to be a true skeptic, it is especially important to put your own thoughts and beliefs into question, which is where most skeptics get stuck. I don’t want to you get out of these flawed concepts just to buy into other flawed concepts, nor do I pretend to …Read More

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