You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery podcast number 59.

Thomas Miller here.

Glad you're joining us again.

This is a sequel.

This is part two.

58 is part one.

So if you have not listened to 58 yet, please hit stop and just go right over to 58 on the website at subconsciousmindmastery.com or on

iTunes or wherever you're picking this up. Listen to number 58 because we are going right into the

continuation. So we're talking about talking to your subconscious mind. And we've been talking about the book, kind of a book review here,

of Harry Carpenter's genie within your subconscious mind and how to use it. Now, I have found

myself that talking to my subconscious mind can occur at any time, any place. So you don't have to be

in a recliner with Kelly Howell's music playing in background. You don't. You can do this anywhere, anytime, anytime it comes up. It is better if you have some solitude. I mean, I would imagine that Grand Central Station is the best place to do this. But if your subconscious is wanting to have a powwow and that's where you happen to be and that's what the time is, then go right ahead. But it certainly will be most effective. And if you are new to this, it would especially be important that you be in some kind of a relaxed state. We talked in the last podcast about alpha and theta. Kelly Howell has the audios and we're going to use part of,

what are we going to use here? I think we're going to use brain power, which is actually

theta state. So we're going to get pretty comfortable here and we're going to talk to our

subconscious mind. Another thing that helps here is if you give your subconscious mind a name. Now, to get the context of this,

you would have to have listened to some of the very early podcasts in this series. Something that

really helped the early part of my journey was when I found a program by Sean Sullivan called

the Mind Master's Map. It's an app, and it walks you through quite a bit of

material on the subconscious and reprogramming your subconscious and talking to the subconscious.

And if you remember, Sullivan connects the subconscious mind as a bridgekeeper. So in other words,

here you are over here. Over there is where you would like to go,

or where you would like life to take you is over there on the other side of the bridge.

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