Conscious Vs Subconscious Mind | Rewire Your Mind - Dr M V Priyaank

Key Concepts

Conscious mind, subconscious mind, superconscious mind, mind as software, brain as hardware, temporary storage (RAM), permanent storage (hard disk), aura, bits per second processing, habitual routines, self-protection mechanism, bypassing the subconscious mind, healing, meditation, spiritual practices.

Conscious Mind vs. Subconscious Mind: An Overview

The video explains the difference between the conscious and subconscious mind, emphasizing the importance of understanding and controlling both to achieve desired results in health, finances, relationships, and overall well-being. It also briefly mentions the superconscious mind. The mind is presented as software, and the brain as hardware.

• Mind Composition: The mind is considered 100%, with the subconscious mind making up 80% and the conscious mind 20%. Some believe in a superconscious mind, accounting for 2%, leaving 18% for the conscious mind.
• Control: Taking control of the 80% subconscious mind allows for easier control of the remaining conscious mind. Relying solely on the conscious mind can lead to frustration when results are lacking.
• Henry Ford Quote: "Even if you think you can or if you think you can't, both ways you are right," highlighting the power of the subconscious mind in shaping reality.

Mind as Software and Brain as Hardware

The video uses the analogy of a mobile phone to explain the relationship between the mind and the brain.

• Brain as Hardware: The physical structure.
• Mind as Software: The operating system (Android or iOS) that utilizes the hardware.
• Applications: Just as apps are installed on a phone for specific functions, programs can be "installed" in the mind to achieve desired results (e.g., a "Finance lab" for financial success, "relationship manifestation information" for relationship success).
• Health Transformation: Requires removing "viruses" (negative beliefs) and installing programs for better health.

Conscious Mind: Temporary Storage

The conscious mind is likened to RAM in a computer.

• Temporary Storage: Holds information temporarily.
• Calculates and Assimilates: Processes 40 bits of information per second.
• Sets Course and Judges Results: Makes decisions and evaluates outcomes.
• Future and Past Focus: Dwells on past experiences and future possibilities.
• Abstract Thinking: Deals with abstract concepts like happiness, money, and emotions, which are interpreted differently by individuals.
• Short-Term Memory: Limited to about 20 seconds.
• Multitasking: Can handle one to three tasks in parallel.
• Input: Receives input from coaching, counseling, self-care books, and new learnings.
• Gateway to Subconscious: Serves as a gateway for accessing and influencing the subconscious mind.
• Temporary Transformation: Changes in the conscious mind are often temporary if not reinforced in the subconscious.

Subconscious Mind: Permanent Storage

The subconscious mind is likened to a hard disk in a computer.

• Permanent Storage: Stores long-lasting information.
• Processes Information: Processes 4 million bits per second.
• Habitual Routines: Controls automatic functions like breathing, heartbeat, digestion, and daily habits.
• Cellular and Body Memory: Stores encoded patterns of thoughts, behaviors, and memories.
• Resistance to Change: More resistant to change compared to the conscious mind.
• Exact Instructions: Requires precise instructions and clarity for transformation.
• Present Moment Focus: Operates solely in the present moment.
• Long-Term Memory: Vastly expands with long-term memory.
• Automatic Mode: Runs automatically, manifesting healthy or unhealthy habits based on encoded information.
• Backup System: Acts as a backup system, providing experience-based information to the conscious mind.
• Self-Protection Mechanism: Rejects new information that contradicts existing beliefs, potentially reversing desired results (e.g., affirmations).

The Aura and Its Impact

The video discusses the concept of the aura and its connection to thoughts and emotions.

• Aura Creation: Our aura is created based on our thoughts and emotions, influenced by the 70% water content in our body.
• Attraction: The aura attracts experiences that align with its energy.
• Changing Results: To change life's results, one must change their inner world (mind and information).
• Types of Aura:
  • Conscious Aura: Temporary, based on current emotions.
  • Subconscious Aura: Long-lasting, based on subconscious emotions and beliefs. Requires more effort to transform.

Bypassing the Subconscious Mind

The video highlights the importance of bypassing the subconscious mind's self-protection mechanism to achieve lasting change.

• Reverse Results: Affirmations can sometimes yield reverse results due to the subconscious mind's resistance to new information.
• Techniques: Learning techniques to bypass the subconscious mind is crucial for faster shifts and reprogramming.
• Upcoming Masterclass: The video promotes an upcoming masterclass and programs that teach these techniques.

Solution: Transforming Through Healing and Spiritual Practices

The video suggests various methods for transforming the mind and life.

• Healing, Meditation, and Spiritual Practices: These practices can help transform health, finances, and relationships.
• Healing Explained: A detailed video explaining healing's impact on the system (subconscious mind, conscious mind, soul, chakra, aura) is recommended.
• Earl Nightingale Analogy: A large, powerful machine (subconscious mind) needs a skilled operator (conscious mind) to avoid chaos and achieve desired outcomes.

Conclusion

The key takeaway is that understanding and mastering both the conscious and subconscious mind is essential for achieving lasting transformation in all areas of life. The video emphasizes the power of the subconscious mind and the need to learn techniques to bypass its self-protection mechanisms and reprogram it with positive beliefs and habits. The analogy of the mind as software and the brain as hardware provides a clear framework for understanding their relationship and how to effectively utilize them.