What really controls our destiny in life?

The three most common things people think are considered are:

(1) It never seems enough time.

(2) Even doing things more efficiently or hiring people to help, the circumstances still seems to get in the way.

(3) Inconsistency appears to interfere with the firmness necessary for sustained success.

These three things are the result of internal programming much deeper in us.

We are unaware of this deep lineup that rules our lives and in fact determines all

The key is our subconscious has only one job – to keep us safe! This is always done in the same three ways:

1. It is safer for our subconscious to keep us from doing what we’ve always done and are doing now. Our emotions have become comfortable (used for) is how we are now, is how we have always been and how we were growing up.

We may have become so used to being unhappy that our emotions and subconscious keep us that way. We may be unhappy and want to change, but when we do get into a better situation, somehow circumstances mysteriously appear and we revert back, seemly from events out of our control.

This is simply an emotionally comfortable habit we have. This is why people put up with unpleasant situations for endless years, always complaining how unhappy they are about those “circumstances”.

2. It is safer for our subconscious mind to block changes. All the consequences of changing are uncertain. There may be some side effects never anticipated, and aspects of changing may hurt. Our subconscious mind perceives change as too dangerous, too risky to take a chance on.

So our subconscious mind keeps us from changing and we never even suspect it! We just think life is a struggle and difficult or we are just not lucky!

3. Our subconscious wants to protect us from our fears! This is the big one! We are talking about our frivolous fears, those fears that we formed for irrational reasons unknown to us – that will not actually harm us. These are not real fears that in fact would harm us. These are lots of false fears formed when we were children and did not realize that some things were really nothing to fear.

Our subconscious mind is directing and arranging our decisions and the people and events we attract to keep us away from our false fears. Imagine our entire life being arranged to avoid experiencing a particular fear, a false fear that in fact would not hurt us at all. Our subconscious mind absorbs 11 million impressions a second, but our conscious mind can only absorb 40 impressions a second.

We can embrace change through attracting people who support us achieving our goals, realizing we create nothing in isolation. It is likely if we look closely, the people around us are actually reinforcing our current situation. We have to realize we attract what we think, so we have to notice carefully what is going through our mind at all times.

Balanced health is achieved through eating calories balanced with 30% of lean organic protein, 40% low glycemic organic carbohydrates (fruits, vegetables, nuts, raw foods, low glycemic pasta, etc) and 30% healthy fats containing omega 3 essential fats at every meal.

For optimum health, eating balanced meals every 3-4 hours a day through a combination of pre mixed powered replacement meals and full food low glycemic meals will keep your energy high all day long. Eight hours of sleep to restore and repair our bodies, along with drinking half our body weight in ounces of purified water every day and a mixture of weight bearing and aerobic exercises a minimum of 30 minutes 5 times a week will round out our health habits.

Not to be overlooked is the importance of keeping an optimistic happy forward thinking outlook on our life and about ourselves so our emotions will contribute to supporting good health. For example, fighting or being angry will actually reduce the strength of our immune system for hours making us vulnerable to getting sick.

The good news is, we can heavily influence the direction and attraction our sub conscious mind engineers for us by constant daily repetition of certain conscious actions and certain specific thoughts, which result in forming new habits. We then begin to “mysteriously” attract more and more good things, events, people, etc. to us that we desire.