The subconscious mind is the immortal soul. The subconscious mind is the innermost soulmate of the conscious mind. The subconscious mind is the mother of creation, which includes total control over the state of the physical body.

As our world rapidly erases its once trusted foundations, the way is, of necessity, opening to new possibilities. At the cosmic level the world soul, or Anima Mundi, is pouring forth new ideas for healing and structuring life as the Age of Aquarius continues to rise. The use of autosuggestion in healing is one of her precious gifts.

New York State is set to cut health insurance for nearly half a million residents in July due to cuts in federal support. This is a trend impacting the entire country. Efforts will be made to salvage services, however, major loses are on the near horizon. Health care needs new options.

Every human being has a subconscious mind. The subconscious mind has the capacity to heal anything, at least until proven otherwise. Autosuggestion, the language of love from the conscious mind to the subconscious mind, has the potential to heal the body and mind.

This kind of healing fits under the category of subtle mental energy healing, as its modus operandi is simply an intent expressed through the power of words. Submitting a suggestion to the subconscious mind engages its ability to break a current fixation upon an idea of illness, as manifested in the physical body, then shift to a different energetic idea, such as health and vitality, which may then manifest as a healing at the dense energy level of the physical body.

An obvious example of this mental healing power is the placebo effect, where the subconscious mind’s belief in a suggestion alone causes the physical change of healing. Allopathic medical intervention at the dense level of the physical body is well established and should be explored, however, one can feel additionally empowered to appeal to the subtle energy healing power of the subconscious mind.

How harmful can it really be to intentionally talk to one’s subconscious mind about healing? Interestingly, the greatest obstacle for the conscious mind in talking to its subconscious mind is its own negative judgment of itself for doing such an irrational thing, and, hence, its refusal to try the method.

Fortunately, it’s not belief by the conscious mind that’s required to activate a healing action, it’s belief by the subconscious mind. The subconscious mind accepts with blind faith and no dissension any premise that reaches it from the conscious mind. The only necessary requirement is to actually reach the subconscious mind with the healing suggestion.

The method to reach the subconscious mind is autosuggestion, even if you consciously don’t believe the suggestion! This is best accomplished when the conscious mind is drowsy, as it’s less likely to cause interference. However, even this is not a necessary requirement.

Incessant, rote, repetition of a suggestion is the recommended approach. A simple pain in the body can be met with the verbal or thought suggestion: “The pain in my _____ is healing, the pain in my _____ is healed.” Repeating this rapidly, over and over, creates a powerful defense against engaging the conscious mind’s doubts while also building a powerful energetic charge to attract the attention of the subconscious mind.

I myself have repeated a suggestion nonstop for over an hour’s length of time. This is not a standard, there are no standards. The guidance is to persist, relentlessly, until the results are achieved.

This can be an on and off process over days, or even beyond. Follow what feels right, but be guided by the advice often delivered in the I Ching: Perseverance furthers.

The subconscious mind is extremely telepathically sensitive to the subconscious thoughts of other people, particularly if those thoughts are focused on one’s self. Thus, if someone knows you are practicing autosuggestion and inwardly believes it to be foolish, that thought may act as a negative suggestion to your own subconscious mind, weakening your personal healing autosuggestion.

The guidance here is to treat one’s use of autosuggestion as an alchemical process. Seal the container of your mind from the interfering thoughts of others by not sharing your inner practice of autosuggestion.

This self containment even extends to sharing one’s successes in mental healing, as the unexpressed doubts or jealousies of others can still have an undermining influence upon your own subconscious mind. Internalized doubt can potentially reverse a healing if it becomes a negative autosuggestion.

As the conscious mind achieves positive outcomes for its autosuggestion practice, it will lose its doubts and accrue great confidence in its innate ability to heal in consort with its subconscious mind.

The greatest influence upon the subconscious mind is the conscious mind, its true soulmate. The irony of their relationship is the contrast between the subconscious mind’s vast divine powers of perception and manifestation and the conscious mind’s seemingly meager ability to reason and intend.

Yet, without the reasoning and sound intent of the conscious mind, the subconscious mind would be subject to all kinds of outside suggestions that could potentially enslave it and abuse its powers.  Such could be argued is the state of the world today.

The conscious mind is indeed charged with focusing its intent on health and the greater good for all. This is the love language that brings the conscious and unconscious minds into greatest union.

Persistently filling the mind with positive suggestions not only brings the whole self into harmony but telepathically contributes to the greater positive suggestion bank shaping our world.

That’s what love’s got to do with it,
Chuck