SUPER BRAIN POWER - Visualization Defined

The first element of Super Brain Power to manifest your dreams is the practice of Visualization.

Before we start with the how, we first have to understand the what of visualization. Visualization is surrendering your conscious mind and embracing an attitude of complete reliance on the inner power of your subconscious mind. Visualization, which is a conscious act, must be accepted as an image in your conscious mind before the power from your subconscious will realize that image. You must reach a point where your conscious and unconscious mind are in an undisputed state of agreement. 

This image in your mind should be accompanied by a feeling of joy and excitement in the anticipation of receiving what you desire. The basis of visualization is the complete believe that the thought or image in your conscious mind, will trigger a definite response from your subconscious mind, which is the one who will manifest your thoughts and desires.

Ordinary people believe only in the possible. 

Extraordinary people visualize not what is possible or probable, but rather what is impossible. 

And by visualizingthe impossible, they begin to see it as possible.

Visualization is the conscious action to feed your subconscious mind with the image of what you want your subconscious mind to manifest. It is the methodology of creating an image of the outcome we wish to accomplish. Visualization is when your soul’s deepest desire, transpired by your deepest needs and what you really want from your life, becomes your image.

Visualization is the approach to visualize an idea, to see it in your mind’s eye as vividly as if it already exists in the external world. Any picture, which you have in your mind, is the product of things hoped for. This picture is real and will appear in your objective world if you are faithful and dedicated to the image in your mind. 

Lindsey Vonn, one of the most successful female skiers in history, says her mental practice gives her a competitive advantage on the course. "I always visualize the run before I do it," Vonn has said "By the time I get to the start gate, I've run that race 100 times already in my head, picturing how I'll take the turns."

But she doesn't just keep the images in her head. She's also known to physically simulate the path by literally shifting her weight back and forth as if she were on skis, as well as practice the specific breathing patterns she'll use during the race. "I love that exercise," Vonn has said. "Once I visualize a course, I never forget it. So I get on those lines and go through exactly the run that I want to have."

Another excellent example of how you can use the power of your subconscious mind to change your life and make all your dreams come true, is the media mogul Oprah Winfrey, who pulled herself up from poverty to become one of the wealthiest women in the world. Her commitment started young. As a child watching her grandmother toil away, Winfrey says she’d tell herself over and over again: “My life won’t be like this. My life won’t be like this, it will be better.” Her many words of wisdom to fans include: “Create the highest, grandest vision possible for your life, because you become what you believe.”

This process of visualization forms impressions in your mind; these impressions in turn become manifested as facts and experiences in your life. Visualization is about you creating your own reality. 

It’s important to understand that your beliefs and interpretations contribute to what you create in your reality, because this is the premise of how visualization works. All people can get whatever they visualize to manifest, purely because of their belief or mental acceptance about that for which they visualize to happen. The principle of visualization is the principle of belief. If you believe and accept the fact as true that whatever you desire has already been fulfilled and that you’ve already received it, you vision will manifest itself. For all things you desire to have substance in the realm of your mind, it must be thought of as actually existing. 

Belief is a way of thinking, an attitude of your mind, and knowing that what you fully accept in your conscious mind will be embodied in your subconscious mind and made to manifest. Belief is accepting as true what your reason and senses deny as false.  

A classical example of belief is written in Matthew 9: 28-30 when Jesus healed the blind men. The verse reads:

When He had gone indoors, the blind men came to Him, and He asked them, “Do you believe that I am able to do this?” “Yes, Lord,” they replied. Then He touched their eyes and said, “According to your faith let it be done to you”, and their sight was restored.

In Jesus’ words, according to your faith let it be done to you, Jesus was literally appealing to the collaboration of the blind men’s subconscious minds. Their belief, the absolute fact in their subconscious mind, that Jesus would heal them, and that their sight was already restored.  When they came to Jesus to be healed, they were healed by their belief that Jesus would heal them, together with Jesus’ belief and understanding of the healing power of the subconscious mind. 

Whatever Jesus proclaimed, He believed to be true. The words which Jesus spoke with authority, was his instruction to the subconscious mind of all the people he healed together with His knowledge and complete trust in the response of the subconscious mind.