Terry


P.S.  The home page is not finished yet, but it does list all the (23) myths. http://www.subconsciousmindmyths.com

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                             "You'll Enjoy Peace Of Mind, Knowing Mental Truths"








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Myth #1). All you have to do is just stoke up a "burning desire", and it'll be accepted and executed by your subconscious mind.


      Truth #1). Throughout over 33 years, I've read (and still have    some in my personal library), many mental books that instructed me to build up a "burning desire", "white heat desire', "focused passionate desire", in order to get my subconscious mind to accomplish it.



  Although well meaning, and probably what was believed to be the truth at the time, the fact is: it's a myth!


  A myth that robbed me blind of my precious mental peace. It was a sneaky little mental cat burglar that cleverly robbed me, without me even knowing it.


  Like the furnace chamber of an old locomotive train, I had to keep throwing in logs of heated passion, in order to keep my burning desire alive.



  This reminds me of a childhood memory:



  When I was young, I used to weigh the orders from my parents. I would sometimes test their seriousness. I noticed that my mother was softer in her orders, and wasn't as serious as my father.


  As a child, I wanted to see what I could get away with. So, I tested their limits. I would sometime delay doing what my mother said, until she got angry and heated.


  Knowing how serious my dad was, I would obey him right away. Why? Because I tested and found out that my father would spank me if I didn't obey him right away, while mom would only spank me if I didn't obey her after she got upset.


  This memory of my parents paints the two pictures of my subconscious mind. The "myth" picture, and the "truth" picture.



  My mom, like the myth, had to get stoked up with burning seriousness, before she got what she wanted.


  Whereas, my dad would calmly state what he wanted, then peaceably go back to watching television.


  While mom was cooling off, dad was enjoying peace.


  Here's what I found out about my subconscious mind: it was like my relationship with my dad. You only have to tell it once. And that one telling, need not be based on heated passion, but sincerity.



  Here's why: your subconscious mind has a natural tendency to obey you (thinker/soul) - but only if you really, really, mean it. If it detects just one grain of doubt, it won't act. Sincerity is the key, not heat.


  I knew my dad meant business. In fact, he had a saying, "don't let me have to tell you again".


  Here's how the "burning passion" technique committed grand theft of sneakingly siphoning off my precious peace.


  While I was preoccupied throwing logs of passion into my desire furnace, building up heat, and keeping it going, I could have been enjoying the confident peaceful feeling of accomplishment.




  Like my dad, who went back to watching television after giving me an order, I could peaceable move on with my life, instead of worrying about the intensity of my desire, and if it really took.


  Here's something else I found out: nobody told me the burning desire formula. 

  How hot should my desire be? How long should I keep it at that level? Days, weeks, months, years?


  Like my mom, how loud do I have to yell, in order to get results? Is the heat level the same for all my desires? What if I'm just not passionately heated enough, will my mind let me know? 



  As I mentally grew, I learned that the burning desire technique was just a myth.


  I used to work myself up for nothing! Oh sure, I saw some results, but it was because I was sincere about some of those heated desires.


  But the fact is, if deep down, I really don't believe, then I can jump up and down in a passionate heated fit, my subconscious mind will just ignore me.


  It just can't be bothered with 50%, 80%, or even 99.99% desires. You have to really want what you want - 100%. Heat is not needed. Sincerity is needed.



  Here's a secret: rooted in the "burning desire" technique, is a lack of faith. You don't honestly have faith in your subconscious mind to obey you. Think about it!




  Don't let this myth rob your peace, like it did mine. Like my dad did with me; give a single calm sincere desire to your subconscious mind, then peaceably go on with your life, expecting results.