Your Subconscious Mind is a Work-In-Progress

Your subconscious mind isn’t fixed and unchangeable.

Neither are your fears, habits, and behaviors.  Your subconsciousness mind may need an upgrade using hypnosis.

The subconscious is a dynamic system that keeps adapting based on your life experiences, environment, emotions, and repeated patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behavior.

Some people evolve while others devolve into self-sabotage without recognizing why.

Repeated experiences, beliefs, and habits literally “rewire” your subconscious mind.

When you expose yourself to new ideas, emotions and situations, your subconscious stores these as reference points which can shape your automatic reactions.

Here’s an example of someone who is evolving, learning and developing in a natural way.   

My grandson and I were at the park. He mentioned how he wanted to jump off one piece of equipment, yet he was afraid. I looked at the distance and realized he could do it easily. I encouraged him to try. (How many people do you have that encourage you?)

I stood nearby to catch him if he fell and assured him, I would not let him get hurt.

The child was delighted when he took a step forward and landed with both feet.  

He jumped at least thirty times, doing the task over and over again, as he leaped further and further.

Now imagine another boy. He’s standing on the platform debating whether he’s going to jump. A bigger kid pushes him from behind.  The child might lose his balance and scrape his knee. His brain says, “danger” and that leaves an imprint in his subconscious.

The next time he’s near a platform without a railing he backs away without consciously thinking about why he is uncomfortable.

This becomes a subconscious habit he does over and over.

When he’s thirty years of age he has a panic attack driving over a bridge and doesn’t understand why.

Our subconscious always has a ‘positive intention’ and wants to make sure we don’t get hurt.

The kid initially got hurt at the park and didn’t get back on the platform and try again.

On the bridge, someone was riding close to his bumper, and it brought back the imprint of when he got pushed off the platform. 

This is where sessions with the Houston Hypnotist come in handy.

Most of us don’t remember all the cuts and scrapes we received when we were children. Yet we can follow a feeling back to it’s roots and change the story.

Our subconscious mind loves a better story.

Then we practice, over and over again, as we imagine our success — like my grandson who practiced jumping without getting hurt.

Hypnosis upgrades your programming.   

Are you ready to take control of your subconscious mind?

I’m ready when you’re ready!