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12/26/2015 1:23 am  #1


Ways to remove negative thoughts

I have posted many different articles from different websites . I understand that we all need this right now while going through the holidays with out our loves . I feel like we can all benefit from all of these articles and always have it when needed .

1. Read it out

There has been a trend for celebrities to read their negative social media tweets out loud, and when you see that you realize how absurd and ridiculous they truly are. Try it out with the negative voice inside your head. Call up a friend, share your negative thoughts with them, and then laugh at how ridiculous the mind can be.

2. Tell a joke or funny story

Laughter always moves you to a better mindset. Smile, tell a joke, or remember a funny story. Laughing at yourself can never be a bad thing either!

3. Speak back

The negative thought likes to be in charge. When it wants to take over, do what I do – mentally say to it: “Thanks for sharing,” and get on with your day. There is no point fighting with it as it will get louder. Just speak back to it and move on!

4. Breathe

Calm your thoughts by taking three deep breaths. Stop what you are doing, get your feet connected with the ground, and breathe deeply. Don’t rush them, breath in and out, and plan your next move.
5. Set a time-limit

Hanging out with your negative thoughts won’t make them go away. Tell yourself that you will allow those thoughts for no more than one minute and then they are no longer welcome. For added incentive, set a timer on your smartphone. Once it goes off don’t allow any negative thoughts back in.
6. Work out

Exercise will alleviate your mood and the recent surge in group fitness mind/body classes highlights that. Smart workout enthusiasts have been doing this for years by taking the revolutionary mind body workout, intenSati, where you train your mind to speak positive thoughts and use the intentions from class in your everyday life. One favorite statement used out loud in class goes like this, “All negative thoughts stop right now!”
7. Change your environment

A change of scenery, even walking out of the room you are in, can move the mind to new thought patterns. Stand up and walk away from the situation and find something new to focus on. You may look at folding the laundry in a whole new, and more positive light.
8. Write it down

Get those thoughts out of your head. Set a timer for 5 to 10 minutes and write down all your worries. Once you have done this, crumple up the piece of paper, rip it up, and throw out that list. Get it off your chest and move on.
9. Design a go-to statement

Prepare yourself with a positive statement to say to yourself when a negative thought appears. For example, “Yes I can, I can do it, I am in the process of figuring it out.” Find one that speaks to you and have it on hand to ward off the negative voice.
10. Use a go-to mannerism

Have fun with this one. When a negative thought appears, have a reaction with a fun or silly action. Poke your tongue out, slap your wrist, or just smile. Find a bodily response that will get you out of your head and focus back to the present.

Last edited by Love5278 (12/26/2015 1:33 am)

 

12/26/2015 1:24 am  #2


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Change the negative thought into a positive one. For example, if you are worried and focusing on what could go wrong in a situation, change your thoughts to what could go right. The mind can only think one thought at a time; so changing the negative into a positive eliminates the negative.
Use an affirmation. Begin affirming to yourself something positive and self-supporting. The mind will focus on what you are repeating to yourself.
Use humour and fun. We get very serious and stressed when we’re thinking negative thoughts. Think of something funny to change the energy, or do something fun like going to a movie or having a night out with friends. Don’t let your negative thoughts have power over you. Be proactive in eliminating them.
Remind yourself that the negative thought you are thinking is “only a negative thought.” It has no power other than what you give it. Negatives gain momentum from your thinking them over and over again. So stop thinking them.
The key is to be diligent in monitoring what you are thinking, to catch the negatives before they have time to become entrenched. With practice you will notice right away when you are thinking negatives, and you then can take the appropriate actions. The mind is a creature of habit, so encourage positive thoughts and eliminate negative ones. You wouldn’t allow stinking garbage to build up in your house without taking action. Likewise don’t let negative thinking build up in the inner sanctuary of your mind. We are responsible for the thoughts we think. Take action to eliminate negative thinking.

- See more at: http://www.learnmindpower.com/using_mindpower/eliminating_negative_thinking/#sthash.gPQAHAum.dpuf

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12/26/2015 1:26 am  #3


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1. Change your body language

Take a moment to observe your body language.  Are you slouching with a closed stance?  Are you frowning?

If you are, you’re more likely to think negatively.

Bad body language can lower your self-image and lead to a lack of confidence.  In that emotional state, it’s only natural to start having bad thoughts.

Sit up straight in a confident manner.  Open your stance and smile more.

Fix your body language and you’ll feel a lot better.  It might be just what you need to clear those negative thoughts.

2. Talk it out

Sometimes negative thinking occurs because you have issues or emotions you need to get out.

It’s not good to keep things to yourself.  If you have something that needs to be addressed, you should talk through them with someone.

Putting things into words gives your thoughts shape and form.  That can help you put things into perspective so you can deal with them at the root of the problem.

3. Spend one minute calming your mind of all thought

When your mind is running a mile a minute, it can be hard to keep up.  With everything racing around your head, it can be hard to control the thoughts going on inside – especially the negative ones.

Slow things down.  One minute of calming is often all it takes.

It’s kind of like meditation – you’re emptying your mind.  Think of it as a reboot.  Once it’s empty, you can fill it with something a little more positive.

4. Change the tone of your thoughts

Sometimes negative thinking is the result of poor perspective.  Take a look at the point of view you take on the things going on around you.

For example, instead of thinking, “I’m going through a difficult time and I’m having trouble,” think “I’m facing some challenges, but I’m working on finding solutions.”

You’re basically saying the same thing, except the second way has a more positive spin to it.  But sometimes that little tonal shift can make a huge difference to your thinking patterns.

5. Be creative

When negative thoughts come, it can pay to spend some time creatively.

Find a creative outlet for your thoughts.  Write things out.  Draw or paint something – even if you have to use a crayon.  As long as you’re using your creativity to get your negativity out, it can work.

Exploring your emotions through creativity acts like auto-therapy and can elevate your mood.

Creativity can feel like a release.  When you put your emotions through an art form, you get them out of your system and clear them out.

6. Take a walk

Because thoughts arise in the mind, it’s easy to assume that’s where they’re formed.  Well, that’s only partly true.

Sometimes our thoughts are a product of our environment.  For example, if you surrounded yourself with negative people and negative imagery, you’d probably start to think negatively in turn.

Stepping away from a negative environment can help immensely.  Take a walk alone away from your usual atmosphere.  Head somewhere uplifting like a park or museum.

Time spent distancing yourself from those negative influences can bring you great peace of mind.

7. Start listing out what you’re grateful for

Have you forgotten all the good things you have going for you?  Sometimes in the daily grind, we lose focus on all the ways things that are going right in our lives.

If that’s you, then you need to re-train your mind to focus on all the good happening around you instead of the bad.

List off everything you’re grateful for no matter how small they seem to be.

Don’t take anything for granted anymore.  Sometimes the good things in our lives are right in front of our faces and we still fail to see them.

Stop being blind to the positive things you already have going for you.


Read more at http://www.pickthebrain.com/blog/7-ways-clear-mind-negative-thoughts/#yy2kMOrdQR5uU3OQ.99

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12/26/2015 1:28 am  #4


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ERASE & REPLACE NEGATIVE
SUBCONSCIOUS THOUGHTS & BELIEFS

Higher Spirit has commented: "Your greatest ally or your greatest foe is your subconscious minds."

Which means, it is imperative to clear the subconscious of the thoughts/beliefs imprinted in the subconscious that block one's way

Write down every negative belief/thought about yourself and all areas of your life have ever thought or said or can imagine has been said to you or around you. Leave a blank line after every thing on your list for writing the opposite positive thought/belief later. (Below, you will find an extensive list that does this for you. It’s purpose is to share what is common to find with people and it will stimulate you to add those that are pertinent to you."

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12/26/2015 1:28 am  #5


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How To Direct and Program Your Subconscious Mind
Here are some Steps to help you Direct Your Subconscious Mind to Help you Get More Of What You Want In Life...

You have the power to create the kind of life you want, simply by directing your subconscious mind.

But most people don’t know how to direct their subconscious mind so they have more of what they want. Instead, you may be (unknowingly) directing your subconscious to bring more of what you don’t want.

Let me explain how your subconscious mind works.

To understand what your subconscious mind is creating you need to know your beliefs and your regular thoughts.

You subconscious mind gets its directions or instructions from your mind, your thoughts, and your beliefs.

It is what you believe, what you truly feel is real, how you view life and what you consider to be the truth about your life and the world that your subconscious mind creates.

For example: if you believe that it's difficult to find a job or meet someone then your subconscious mind guides you to the people, situations and opportunities so that you have a difficult time finding a job or meeting someone.

You may say the wrong thing in an interview, put the wrong thing on a cover letter, pursue the wrong kind of people for a relationship, do the wrong things when you meet someone, etc.

In many ways you end up sabotaging your chances.

While you truly want to get a job, meet someone, or achieve any other goal, you won't succeed because you don't believe you can, you don't regularly think you can, you don't regularly feel you can and you think it's difficult to achieve what you want.

Now I know this isn't what you want.

You want to enjoy a better life.

So what can you do to turn the tide? How do you stop the negative spiral?

Start with your thoughts.

Think about your goals.

Write them down.

Then start tracking your thoughts about these goals.

Write down what you come up with.

Do you think you can achieve them?

Do you think you will succeed?

If you don't think you can, then why not?

What are some of the obstacles you may face?

What are some of the hurdles you see?

Write down everything you come up with.

Then go about your day, do what you have to do and when ever you think about a particular goal, make a note of the thoughts you have that come up.

Go back to your list and update it regularly.

Any negative thoughts that you come up with should be removed, or replaced.

Change them, get rid of them as quickly as possible.

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12/26/2015 1:31 am  #6


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Programming Your Subconscious Mind
Actually, subconscious mind is nothing but the “neural pathways” that have been established in your brain as result of your past beliefs and conditioning. During your unconscious existence, when you weren’t aware enough, you ended up imbibing a lot of limiting beliefs, negative conditioning and misguided perceptions about life, that you took to be “true” and hence believed in them enough to create strong neural pathways in your brain about them – causing these patterns of thought to become “subconscious”. Neural pathways are physical links, they are real and they are no different from a strong rope made from interweaving several layers of strings. Once you consciously see through a negativity, or a negative belief, within you, the neural pathway associated with that negativity will take time to come down, even when you are no longer supporting it consciously – it could well take a few months for a neural pathway, associated with a pattern of thought, to come down fully.

A lot of people who realize certain truths, and gain clarity, feel frustrated that their brain is not able to sync up with this understanding. The basic deal is that your conscious mind has gained the understanding, but your subconscious mind is yet to get programmed in it – it still has strong neural pathways associated with the old beliefs, conditioning and thought pattern. The conscious mind can get it immediately, and you can feel a sense of relief and elation on getting the clarity, but the very next day you can come up against the subconscious mind that starts churning out the old patterns. When you lack an understanding of how the subconscious mind works, you can easily start beating yourself up for being “slow”, or for regressing back to negativity after a day of being enlightened/clear about it – and of course this behavior of feeling bad about yourself just reinforces the old patterns of negativity.

Bringing down the past neural pathways

To program your subconscious mind, with the present “conscious” understanding that you’ve gained, will take time, and you need to make an allowance for it, understanding that it’s a physical process of bringing down the old neural pathways in your brain. In fact these neural pathways are constantly reinforced by your current reality, because your present reality is by itself a web that you’ve interwoven through your thought patterns, so for a while you would need to create a rift in this unconscious reinforcement by consciously dis-identifying with the negativity in your present external reality. The word “dis-identification” is confusing to a lot of people, but all it really means is that you stop buying into the negativity – stop showering it with your belief, stop finding identity in it and stop defending it.

Let’s say you’ve managed to create a disconnected/negative reality for yourself through the various negative thoughts patterns you are holding subconsciously, and now you’ve become conscious of it and want to break out of this pattern, so that you can change your reality into positive. Your brain, however, will subconsciously want the “negative reinforcement” because its neural pathways are vying for the same to sustain themselves, it’s like a creature wanting food to survive. It’s just like how a smoker is addicted to nicotine because his/her brain is so used to the presence of nicotine in the blood stream, over the months of smoking, that it takes it to be “necessary” for survival. So when you quit smoking, cold turkey, the sudden absence of nicotine can make the brain go into a panic, creating a strong sense of survival fear within, and it takes a few weeks of conscious abstinence before the brain can readjust to the absence of nicotine. It’s the same for negativity, the brain gets so used to a certain pattern of negativity that when you start dis-identifying with it, there is a period of “withdrawal” (If you want to understand this mechanism in a more detailed manner, you can read this post – The Brain, The Heart, and the Law of Attraction).

The reason why staying in a space of relaxed awareness works at bringing down patterns of negativity is because,

1.    You stay consciously relaxed instead of reacting/panicking to your brain’s negative cycle, this ensures that your inherent vibration is one of being “fearless”, or open, which ensures that you are not fueling negativity (through your fear of it), thus breaking the cycle

2.    You are not trying hard to sort out the brain’s noise, instead you are just allowing of it, this ensures that you are not buying into the loop of trying to solve the mind’s problem with the same pattern of thinking that created it. This state of allowing causes you to connect with the space of being, or space of your life-stream (or your inner being, whatever you want to call it) that allows for true solutions/understanding to come through to bring a lasting transformation to your mind and reality.

3.    You develop the ability to consciously hold a space between your brain’s reactive movement and your awareness. This ability, as it grows, is what allows you the feeling of “freedom” from being a prisoner to the mind’s pull.

4.    As you develop a stability in this space of awareness, you start understanding that the mind is not a “big deal”, it’s just a machine which can be worked with, instead of being fearful of it. You realize that you need to understand your mind, get to know its natural makeup and align with it, while letting go of negativity/resistance that keeps you from living your expression, or which resists the unfolding of your desired reality.

Staying in relaxed awareness automatically re-programs your subconscious mind to align with your conscious understanding. This is because, your awareness holds your conscious understanding and thus just staying in a space of awareness allows you to not only let go of reinforcing negative patterns but also allows you to register this conscious understanding into your subconscious (to build new neural pathways that contain this new understanding).

The gap between realization and the living of it

Realization, or a moment of awakening, can happen as soon as you have a conscious understanding/insight coming in. However, a realization does not automatically ensure that you start living it immediately. For example, you can realize that you don’t have to fight with the “outside reality”, and that all you need to do is align within yourself to attract the reality of your choice, but your past behavior may be of struggling against the outside and this behavior is present at a “subconscious” level, and thus your realization may not immediately create a shift in your behavior – you are not yet living your realization. You can only truly live your realization (at a 100%) when it gets programmed into your subconscious. This is the reason why people who have a low awareness may have a moment of realization but fall back into unconsciously reinforcing their old patterns quite soon – this is because they lack a stability in their awareness to sustain a gap between their mind’s subconscious pull and their conscious understanding.

Developing a stability in awareness is the pre-requisite, for anyone who has a low awareness of their mind, before they can re-program their subconscious patterns. By “low awareness” I just mean the tendency to be lost in the mind’s conditioned pull without ever having the space to question it, or observe it – a lack of self-awareness. Some people naturally have a high awareness, where they are observant of their mind, and have a tendency to question its conditioned movement. Some people need to develop their power of awareness – the best way to do this would be to spend time just observing your mind as a “detached witness”, as if you were watching a movie or listening to a radio station, you can do it as a practice for 20-30 minutes a day or you could just do it everytime you are self aware.

It’s one thing to understand that you don’t have to struggle in life, and that struggle by itself is just a “mindset”, while it’s totally different thing to really live this understanding, so that you life is an example of it. The mindset of struggle is so ingrained in our “subconscious” that it almost feels like a sacrilege to question it – a lot of spiritual traditions (like Zen), or self-development resources, still enforce the mindset of struggle by asking the seekers to keep working on self-discipline of living a “regimental” life of forced discipline, instead of allowing them the freedom to align with their natural expression. Self-discipline when enforced becomes a force of suppression, however when you start aligning with yourself by letting go of the mindset of struggle you notice a natural discipline coming up on its own (because now you are aligned with the inspiration coming from your life-stream’s intelligence) – this discipline is not “rigid”, but has a leeway based on wisdom of the moment and hence ensures that you don’t end up “over working” yourself or do unnecessary/unproductive/counter-productive work.

If these understandings don’t take you towards a struggle free life, then there is no real point to it. Experiencing a struggle free life, in this physical realm you are existing in presently, is the bottom-line of understanding life, and if your realizations are not taking you towards this mindset, you could well be holding on to your subconscious patterns of struggle through your fear of letting go of it – may be you are yet to gain a clear understanding of the well-being inherent to your life-stream (thus you don’t trust it), or you are not staying true to your understanding and succumbing to your mind’s fear-based pull. Unless you stand true to your understanding, consciously, you would not be able to deconstruct the subconscious patterns of negativity operating in your mind.

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12/26/2015 1:34 am  #7


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Clearing the Subconscious Mind
One thing we all need to do is to clear all the old negative beliefs and patterns from the subconscious mind.  The subconscious is a powerful mind but it is a non-reasoning mind. Your conscious mind must be in charge of the subconscious and clearly choose what beliefs and thoughts you want to store in it.
As a child you just accepted and took in all the thoughts and beliefs that were around from your parents, teachers, family, culture, religious groups, TV etc.  So your subconscious holds a lot of stuff that needs looking at and sorting and clearing.
One main way we become aware of the contents of the subconscious mind is when we react to something.  When we react we are coming straight from the subconscious, the non-reasoning self.
When we respond, the conscious mind has taken charge and made a choice.
One of the big ways we tend to react is when we find ourselves criticising – another person says or does something and we react immediately with a critical thought or words.  I have found self-criticism and criticism of others to be one of the big hurdles for me – and as I worked to change this pattern I became more and more aware of this pattern in myself.
Now the important thing here is not to get discouraged and use this as more ammunition against yourself!  This is just more of the criticism pattern!
We need to celebrate that we are awake and aware and prepared to look at negative patterns we have, to take responsibility for them and learn to change patterns that don’t serve us or anyone else.  We need to love and forgive ourselves and see this awareness and understanding as the way forward and the way to grow.
Also know that we all have some version or other of these negative patterns.
The other wonderful thing you discover as you take this on board, is that, as you open to look at your own negative patterns and to clear these, you have more mercy, compassion and understanding for others and their negative patterns.
So, back to the habit of criticism.  How do we work to clear this and any other negative thought pattern that we discover to be held in the subconscious mind?
The first step is awareness and this is greatly helped by journaling as this helps us to see more clearly what happened and how we reacted.  It also enables us to see more clearly the effects of our criticism and to be more sure of how we desire to be and what we want to create in any given situation.
Self-criticism and criticism of others makes us and others feel badly, unlovable and unworthy.  It’s an old habit that continues mostly because that’s the way its always been – sure isn’t that how we learn?  No – it doesn’t help any of us at all.
Now feedback, constructive feedback, given with love and the intent of empowering and building the other, is a very different thing.
Just observe how you feel when you criticise yourself and give yourself a hard time over something you did or said or didn’t do.  Also observe the effects of your criticism of another.  Then clearly choose what you want.  I often say something like [to myself or in writing] “I really want to love myself or this other person, I want the best for me/them, I want to empower and build, I want to feel good and to help others to feel good.  What good does criticism do ever, really?  What damage does it do?  What am I choosing?”
The 2nd step in clearing the subconscious of negative patterns and beliefs is to get clear about the beliefs you hold and to think about these and question them and choose clearly the beliefs you want to hold.
Thirdly, use affirmations.  These can be powerful if you say them with strong positive emotion and keep saying them regularly.  Affirmations can replace the negative thoughts you have stored – you are letting your subconscious know what thoughts you want to hold and these will replace the old negative faulty ones.
Try these ones and better still, create your own affirmations about the thoughts you want to have and to live by.
“I love myself with all my heart and soul and mind and might”.
“I deserve love and so do other people”.
“I want to feel good and empower others in every way I can”.

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12/26/2015 8:33 am  #8


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This thread is full of abundant information. Thank you for sharing it Love5278


Thank you Universe for listening to my wishes! I am happy and grateful now that I am having a new committed relationship with my princess and we are living together with more understanding and love! Thank you universe for giving me everything that keeps me happy and rejoice!
 

12/26/2015 10:06 am  #9


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PrinceCharm wrote:

This thread is full of abundant information. Thank you for sharing it Love5278

Your welcome!

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