A question that is usually asked by many regards that of the power of the mind and whereas it’s thought that the power of the subconscious mind is a difficult subject to understand, in reality, it’s a very simple concept that few have mastered and have used the power of the mind to ultimately meet their needs.

What is The Power Of The Mind?

The human mind has been known for thousands of years to translate abstract thoughts into reality and this ability of the subconscious mind is what is referred to as the power of the mind.

In simpler terms, the power of the mind is the minds ability to propel one to turn their thoughts into reality.

But How Powerful Is The Power Of The Mind?

The power of the mind is subjectively and infinitely powerful. The main reason why say is subjectively and infinitely powerful is because everyone has a different level of brain power though this power is infinite. One may decide to use a small portion of his brain power whereas another may use a larger portion of his/her brain power.

Can Anyone Develop The Power Of The Mind/Power of the Brain?

Yes, anyone who is willing can develop the power of the mind in great quantities.                                          

The trick to developing a great power of the subconscious mind is very simple though often assumed by many-FEEDING YOUR MIND WITH POSITIVE THOUGHTS.

There’s a saying that goes garbage in garbage out and this is true especially when it comes to exercising the power of the mind. The mind is like an engine, if you want it to function very well then you must be prepared to fuel it with not just any fuel but the best quality of fuel or else you might risk getting an “engine knock”.

Whether you read one book or a million books on the power of the mind, the message will always be the same-“Your thoughts are the seeds of your future”.

So if you plant weeds, be sure to reap weeds but if you plant valuable seeds, you’ll be sure to reap a great harvest.

However, some of the main challenges of having a positive mindset are real life challenges like failure and fear which are top on the list but I like how Napoleon Hill describes failure in his book “Think And Grow Rich”

Failure is a trickster with a keen sense of irony and cunning

The Power Of The Mind/Hidden Powers of the Mind: The Great Warrior

In the very same book, he gives an example of a great warrior who went to war against a foe that outnumbered him and his men but instead of letting fear have the best of him, this great warrior loaded his soldiers into boats, sailed to the enemy’s country, unloaded his soldiers and their fighting equipment then gave an order to burn all the ships that had brought them there.

He then went on to address his soldiers before their first battle took place and told them the only way they were leaving the shores of that country was if they won the battle and funny enough, they won!

Moral Of The Story On The Power Of The Mind (Secret Power of the Mind)

The moral of the story here is that the power of the mind is best seen at work when one is pushed against the wall so if you want the power of the mind to work for you, then you must have a goal and a burning desire so strong that not even the enemy forces can keep away the victory from you.

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