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Transform Your Mindset: Mastering Your Thoughts with Awareness

Have you ever noticed how many thoughts run through your mind each day? Experts estimate that we have between 60,000 and 70,000 thoughts daily. What’s more surprising—and concerning—is that 75% of these thoughts are negative, and 95% are repetitive. This cycle, often driven by our brain’s fight-or-flight response, can have a profound impact on our mental health and overall quality of life.

For much of my life, I lived unconsciously, letting these repetitive and negative thoughts dictate my actions and emotions. It wasn’t until my spiritual awakening that I became aware of this unbearable mental chatter. This realisation marked the beginning of a significant transformation in my life.

The first step in my journey was recognizing the patterns. I noticed how often my mind would replay the same negative scenarios, amplifying my stress and anxiety. This awareness was eye-opening. It became clear that if I wanted to change my life, I needed to change my thoughts.

Inspired by Dr. Joe Dispenza’s teachings, I began to implement a structured approach to reprogramming my mind. Here’s how you can do it too:

Recognise the Pattern 

Start by observing when your thoughts are stuck on repeat. Awareness is the key. Pay attention to the moments when negative thoughts dominate your mind. This might initially feel overwhelming, but remember, this is the first crucial step toward transformation.

Observe, Don’t React 

When you notice these patterns, try to observe them without reacting. This means not getting caught up in the emotions they generate. Just acknowledge their presence. This detachment allows you to see these thoughts for what they are—just thoughts, not your reality.

Choose Your Focus 

Consciously shift your focus towards positive and empowering thoughts. It’s not about ignoring the negative but rather about choosing what you give your energy to. This requires practice and perseverance, especially if you have a Defined Ajna centre, like I do, which constantly processes and analyzes.

Visualise Change 

Spend a few minutes each day visualizing a life where these negative patterns no longer control you. Imagine yourself free from their grip, living a life filled with positivity and purpose. Visualization is a powerful tool that helps rewire your brain to create new, positive neural pathways.

Rehearse Daily Practice

These new thoughts and visualisations daily. Consistency is crucial in reshaping your brain’s pathways. I found that creating a routine helped me stay committed. Every morning, I dedicated time to meditation and visualisation, setting the tone for a positive day.

Create New Outcomes 

Remember, your thoughts shape your reality. By consistently choosing empowering thoughts, you begin to create a new, more fulfilling reality. This doesn’t mean negative thoughts won’t arise, but your response to them will be different.

Repeat and Reinforce 

This process isn’t a one-time fix. It requires ongoing effort and dedication. Be patient with yourself and keep reinforcing these new patterns. Even now, repetitive negative thoughts still arise, especially during challenging times. But with practice, I’ve learned to catch myself quickly and redirect my thoughts.

During my spiritual awakening, I became acutely aware of how deeply ingrained these patterns were. Initially, it was daunting to face the barrage of negative thoughts that surfaced. There were days when it felt like I was taking one step forward and two steps back. However, with persistence and dedication, I began to notice subtle shifts. Moments of clarity and peace became more frequent.

The most significant change came when I stopped seeing these thoughts as my enemy and started seeing them as signals. They pointed to areas in my life that needed healing and attention. By addressing them one by one, I began to reclaim my power.

Sometimes, despite all efforts, the repetitive thoughts still come, especially when something deeply upsetting arises. My Defined Ajna centre is super busy processing 24/7, which can be exhausting. Yet, with the tools I’ve learned, I am able to quickly catch myself and reroute my thoughts to different areas. This might take several attempts, but each redirection is a step toward maintaining control and fostering a positive mindset.

By embracing this approach, you can begin to master your thoughts and transform your life. It’s a journey of awareness, patience, and dedication. Start today, and witness the profound changes in your mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Embrace each moment, knowing that every thought is an opportunity to reshape your reality.

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