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Saturday, July 19, 2008

The differences between Conscious and Subconcious Mind



You must remember that the conscious and subconscious are not two
minds. They are merely two spheres of activity within one mind. Your conscious
mind is the reasoning mind. It is that phase of mind that chooses. For example, you
choose your books, your home, and your partner in life. You make all your decisions
with your conscious mind. On the other hand, without any conscious choice on your
part, your heart is kept functioning automatically, and the vital functions of digestion,circulation, and breathing are carried on by your subconscious mind through processes independent of your conscious control.

 Your conscious mind accepts what is impressed upon it or what you
consciously believe. It does not reason things out as your conscious mind does, and
it does not argue with you controversially. Your subconscious mind is like a bed of
soil that accepts any kind of seed, good or bad. Your thoughts are active; they are the seeds. Negative, destructive thoughts continue to work negatively in your subconscious mind. Sooner or later, they will emerge and take shape as an outer experience that corresponds to their content.

 Remember, your subconscious mind does not engage in proving
whether your thoughts are good or bad, true or false. It responds according to the
nature of your thoughts or suggestions. For example, if you consciously assume that
something is true, even though it may be false, your subconscious mind will accept it
as true and proceed to bring about results that must necessarily follow because you
consciously assumed it to be true.

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