There are two parts to our mind… a conscious one and a subconscious one. While our conscious mind has the capability to analyze, the subconscious mind accepts everything that the conscious mind tells it. Not only does it accept it, it makes sure that your conscious thoughts are manifested around you. Our thoughts – be it positive or negative – make us who we are. So, be careful what you think… you will manifest it in your life.

Our subconscious mind – otherwise called the infinite intelligence – has unlimited resources and knows the answer for our every question. We have the ultimate power right within ourselves, but we just don’t see it. While the conscious mind is the tip of the proverbial iceberg, the subconscious mind is the rest of it, the depths of which we barely get to see.

Outstanding Book that has passed the test of time. Read the book that has been the inspiration for “The Secret”.

If you are new to meditation and don’t know where to start, this would be a good book. Author David Fontana does well to cover most all eastern practices.

If you’ve seen the movie ‘The Matrix’ – and who hasn’t – you might remember the conversation between Morpheus and Neo. Neo is asked if he believes in fate, and replies “No, because I don’t like the idea that I’m not in control of my life”. We are in control of our lives. Sometimes it might seem that we are not, we just need to believe.

If we start visualizing the things we want and how we want us to be, that’s what will happen. Shakti show us how to visualize, believe and manifest.

Absolutely worth consuming!!!

This book was given to me by someone who worked with me a few years ago. I never got a chance to read it.
The last few weeks or so I have found myself researching topics such as the law of attraction and synchronicity. I began to think of all the chance encounters that I’ve had with people and how these encounters had shaped me. I started wondering if these were just that – chance encounters or synchronicities that I was starting to see.
While I was doing that, for some reason this book happened to pop into my head and I remembered that I had this book right in front of me. I started reading the book and the first insight was about synchronicities. Weird? No. Synchronicity? I believe so.