Teaching the subconscious
Understanding the subconscious mind, he is like a child and your greatest ally in this journey of life. He works tirelessly to solve life’s problem trying to put the whole picture together so you can achieve understanding of your surroundings. And it’s the conscious mind responsibility to help find and guide those pieces of information at times when they don’t fit by finding examples in life that may work. While also providing protection from life’s problems and misinformation. It does this because the subconscious mind needs a better perspective to solve the problem “life”, but in order to achieve that perspective it can not have barriers that obstruct it’s view. These barriers are often little things we’ve told ourselves in order to protect our egos. And are often built because the conscious mind failed to filter certain tidbits of information, helping to construct a wall and start closing off parts of our own mind.

Tearing down these barriers
Separate confusing phrases and emotions, love, happiness and pleasure get confused often. Sex is not love or happiness it’s a short term pleasure that may simulate a happy feeling. Happiness is a longer-term goal or emotion. And by separating this in your mind, you help the subconscious from confusing these emotions. Then looking for examples of this in life this is how we teach the subconscious mind, by giving it examples, as it is always looking for the most efficient method. There are a lot little ways can confuse things in our mind, once you start looking you’ll start seeing how it could be easy to be confused by the presentation of this information

Look deep into your mind at this emptiness that seems to respond to your requests. This semi-stranger you call your subconscious and hug him, tell him that you are sorry and that you love him or her. He will forgive you because he knows it’s not your fault, there’s just so much information to filter. You may be surprised at what happens, you start listening to yourself more often, taking your own advice. He starts doing what you ask more often, just remember it’s your job to present this information in the least confusing manner as well as protecting him. The change isn’t over night, it happens gradually, but it’s like a weight slowing be lifted off your shoulders.