[MIRRIOR]
I was just reviewing last year’s December Newsletter and laughed when I reread the first sentence: “Whew, it’s coming to an end.” Well, a NEW year is coming and again, thank God, the old 2021 year is also coming to an end.
As a “scientist,” I am totally aware that the current version of civilization is responsible for precipitating the current 6th Mass Extinction, and that our civilization must collapse in order to provide for the creation of a new, sustainable civilization. However, in contrast, Bruce, as a “citizen,” awakens everyday with OMG, this world is crazy!
While we are currently engaged in a world turning upside-down, the fact is we are really on track for manifesting a new version of civilization that will provide us all with an opportunity to live a life of “Heaven-on-Earth.” This evolutionary upheaval is not a passive process, it requires audience participation. To move into a better future, it is incumbent upon each of us to express the best versions of ourselves.
Traditionally, New Year’s Day is the last day of this holiday season. Historically, that day has been set aside to make New Year’s Resolutions, a conscious effort to review our lives and to write and engage in more empowering behavioral choices. When we choose to make healthier, happier, and more harmonious personal behaviors, we actually become seeds in germinating a new vision for humanity’s future.
Let’s not fool ourselves. History reveals that these resolutions are almost all short-lived “suggestions,” frequently not even surviving to the end of New Year’s Day! Since these resolutions are the key to our desired futures, it is profoundly important to understand why they fail. The cause of the problem is not a secret. Since 2005, The Biology of Belief has illuminated the mechanism as to why our efforts to change our lives is a struggle.
The mind that controls life experiences is comprised of two interdependent elements: (1) The creative Conscious Mind, the source of our wishes and desires; (2) The Subconscious Mind, the source of our behavioral habits. New Year resolutions are wishes, and as such are derived from the creative imagination of the Conscious Mind. Unfortunately, the Conscious Mind only controls the character of our lives 5% of the time, with 95% of our behavior derived from the programs in our Subconscious Mind.
While New Year’s resolutions are derived from Conscious Mind imagination processes, to realize those resolutions it is necessary to reprogram the Subconscious Mind’s habitual behaviors, programs that operate 95% of the day. The most important point is Conscious Mind intentions DO NOT automatically translate into Subconscious habits.
To manifest New Year resolutions requires a two-step process. First, a resolution must be visualized, the function of the Conscious Mind. Second, to activate the behaviors of a resolution, it is then necessary to download supportive behavioral programs into the Subconscious Mind..[cont. in the comments]
