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Many must have thought that their subconscious mind is of no use especially those with rational thoughts and behavior. This post will tell you how you are being influenced by your subconscious mind in the absence of your thoughts.  Many years ago I was in a terrible bowling accident. My friends and I were at the tail end of a heated tiebreaker, and I was so focused on making a great show of my final shot—leaping into action, loudly declaring my impending victory, dancing and twirling my way through my approach—that I didn’t realize where my feet were when I let go of the ball. [You are a victim of the rules you live by.— Jenny Holzer; artist,thinker, blurter of brilliance] This was the moment I was to learn how serious the bowling community is about penalizing those who roll with one toe over the line. They pour oil or wax or lube or something unimaginably slippery all over the alley, and should someone accidentally slide out of bounds while attempting the perfect hook shot, she wi...

This isn’t a story, not myth but a psychological test on how to understand the universe. The evolution, the moon the skies all have things to do with your general life span and behavior. The place you dwell, energy convergence in your community all have things to do with you. Do you wanna know? Don't stray! "If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy frequency and vibration". Nokola Tesla; inventor,physicist, supergenius. When I lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico, my friends and I used to hangout at this western bar called Midnight Rodeo. It was the kind of place that had curling irons and hair spray in the women’s bathroom, Bud Light on permanent special for two bucks a can, and a solid oak dance floor the size of a cornfield. We were all from the East Coast and were way too cool for country music, so at first we’d go just to snootily make fun of it all, taking great pride in being the first to spot a particularly gigantic belt buckle or a co...

  What We Are Talking about When We Talk about Mindfulness: Let’s start with the first question:  What is mindfulness? The definition of mindfulness that seems to resonate most within the movement—just typing in the whole definition into Google resulted in 15,400 hits—is one that Kabat-Zinn coined, almost in passing, in the first pages of his 1994 book Wherever You Go, There You Are:  Mindfulness is “paying attention in a particular way:  On purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgmentally. Maybe an example will help to show what is meant by this. The author of that 2014 Time Magazine’s cover story, Kate Pickert, opens her article with a  description of a popular beginner’s mindfulness exercise—how to eat a raising mindfully: The raisins sitting in my sweaty palm are getting stickier by the min-ute. They don’t look particularly appealing, but when instructed by my teacher, I take one in my fingers and examine it. I notice that the raisin’s skin glistens. Loo...