The subconscious mind is best likened to a nine-year-old child
When I explain the subconscious mind to my clients, I use the analogy of being passengers on a plane flown by a nine-year-old pilot (the subconscious mind). This child will always be the one in the cockpit, and as adults, we can’t replace the pilot or take control of the flight path ourselves. However, what we can do is teach this young pilot to navigate the plane smoothly, rather than letting them fly erratically with no clear destination in mind.
At various points in our lives, we’ve all experienced that out-of-control child steering the plane straight toward the Himalayan Mountains. Sometimes, we’ve crashed. Other times, we’ve miraculously landed in Paradise, so to speak. Many modern teachings focus on the mind and how changing our thoughts can lead to fulfilling relationships, inner peace, and a beautiful life.
Documentaries like “The Secret” and “What the Bleep Do We Know?” have introduced us to meditation and visualization techniques that help us guide the mind, rather than allowing it to run wild in any direction it chooses.
I’ve dedicated much of my life to studying both contemporary and ancient healing techniques. I’m continually amazed at how far we’ve come in these fields and how effective these practices can be when applied consistently.
Several years ago, I discovered Quantum Jumping by Burt Goldman, a practice developed after more than 50 years of studying with some of the world’s greatest spiritual teachers. His teachings blend shamanic journeying (working outside of time and space) with modern shortcut techniques that help the subconscious mind adjust, accept, and manifest our highest potential. When we gain control over our minds, we can achieve almost anything. We can release the past and fully embrace the present moment, free from judgment, fear, and regret. This, in turn, attracts only supportive, loving, and authentic people into our lives, making our hopes and dreams a reality.
Wishing you a safe and comfortable flight!
Love,
Marion
