To be the same or different than your parents? What kind of negative concepts did your parents instill in your subconscious mind when you were a child? Can you break free of them?These are some I've discovered. Some I remember clearly, others have come out more recently my thinking about repeating topics in their conversations. I've also noted how I've strived to be different "life is difficult" - What a terrible concept to embedded in the mind of a child! I want to enjoy life and find fulfillment in conquering the challenges that occur from time to time. "too busy" "need to save time" I want plenty of activities to keep my body and mind active but not to the point of over exhaustion or feeling overwhelming. "big big big house" - Bigger is better but at what cost? Should the place we live make us feel like we're carrying around a 250lb sack of potatoes every day? I want to live in a comfortable environment which is compatible with my current (and future) financial resources. To feel comfortable with change of living accommodations as financial resources or concepts of "comfort" change. "collecting stuff" - Why embed your child with the burden of carrying around another 250 lb sack of potatoes? I want to have a few things that I enjoy and to freely release those things that I no longer derive any direct enjoyment from. "no money" - The subconscious ideal installed over money was not only one of lack, but of hatred for those who did attain financial success. To be happy for those who are financially successful. If I am not happy for someone to be financially successful, I can't see how I could be happy for my own financial success. "worry" - You could disable someone worse than a car accident by programming their subconscious to see only the risks in an activity. To keep a realistic view of risks, but not to let my mind wander too far into all the dark cracks that I become dysfunctional. |