How to view Problems
February 16, 2016 • Awareness & the Mind, Learn
There are two ways to view problems. You can view it from the intellect or view it from the superconscious.
The intellect views “problems” as problems. The superconscious views “problems” as repeated subconscious patterns that need to be adjusted.
The intellect solves problems through the long process of reason. The superconscious through an intuitive flash.
When viewing problems it is best to take the view from the superconscious mind. Knowing that problems are current undesirable habit patterns formed in the subconscious through repeated action. That is all it is. Adjust the patterns and the problem is gone.
The superconscious never guides you wrong.
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