IMAGINATION

Imagination (pictures, emotions and sensory input that come together to form stories) is the language of the subconscious mind. Will is a conscious process. And, since the subconscious mind is estimated to be several thousand times more powerful than the conscious mind, it is imagination that wins out over will-power every time. On the occasions that will-power seems to win, is has “won” because conscious thoughts have sent the right images to the subconscious mind enough times that the subconscious buys the story.

For example, to lose weight and keep it off, will-power alone will not do the trick. The reason people lose weight and then put it right back on is because they continue to hold an image of themselves as overweight or the weight has some benefit to the subconscious mind. In either case, there is a story running at the subconscious level that keeps the weight coming back.  An example of the subconscious seeing weight as a benefit is people who were picked on, bullied or in some way abused when they were small. In this case, the subconscious story is “Small equals pain. Large equals protection.” Weight equates to large so, as long as that program is running, the weight keeps coming back.

To create permanent change, the image must change, and the patterns that have been created by the repeated telling of the original story must be redirected. That is what the Rapidly Accelerated Mind Patterning (RAMP) and Accelerated Mind Patterning (AMP) processes do.