The power of your subconcious mind- joseph murphy

Chapter 2: How Your Mind Works 
Your subconscious mind is a seat of emotions. It is a creative mind. If you think good, good 
will follow; if you think evil, evil will follow. 
The most important point is, once the subconscious accepts an idea, it begins to execute it. It 
does not engage in judging you. 
The Terms Objective and Subjective Mind Clarified 
The objective mind is aware of the objective world. It is your guide and director in your 
contact with the environment. You gain knowledge through five senses. Your objective mind 
learns through observation, experience, and education. Its greatest function is reasoning. 
Your subjective mind perceives by intuition. It is the seat of emotions and the storehouse of 
memory. It performs its highest functions when your objective mind is not functioning, in a 
sleepy or drowsy state. 
Your subconscious mind has the capacity of clairvoyance and clairaudience: It can see and 
hear events that are taking place elsewhere. Through it you can read thoughts of others. 

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In order to correct wrong impressions, repeatedly give subconscious mind constructive, 
harmonious thoughts. It then accepts them and new healthier habits are formed. Subconscious 
mind is a seat of habits. It is caused by habitual thinking (good or bad). 
The Tremendous Power of Suggestion 
Your conscious mind serves as a watchman at the gate protecting subconscious mind from 
false impressions. Your subconscious mind is very sensitive to suggestions. It is a very 
powerful force. 
Different people react in different ways to the same suggestion because of their different 
subconscious conditioning beliefs. 
How Autosuggestions Banishes Fear 
Autosuggestion means suggesting something definite and specific to oneself. 
A singer overcame apprehension by using positive autosuggestions as follows. 
Three times a day, she went alone into a quiet room. She sat down comfortably in an armchair, 
relaxed her body, and closed her eyes. She stilled her mind and body as best as she could. 
Physical inertia favours mental passivity and renders the mind more receptive to suggestion. 
To counteract the fear suggestion, she repeated to herself, “I sing beautifully. I am poised, 
serene, confident and calm.” At each sitting she repeated this statement slowly, quietly, and 
with feeling 5-10 times. She had 3 sittings every day, and one immediately before going to 
sleep. 
After one week, she was completely poised and confident.