Autosuggestion

Chapter 4 - Autosuggestion

Autosuggestion is self-suggestion so what I feed
my mind is suggesting the out come of my life.
Junk in Junk out! I am in absolute control over
the material, which reaches my subconscious
mind and ultimately the way I live out my life.

I did not grow up with the influence of television
as a child. I recall playing outdoors with my
friends and creating a special place in the woods
where we could pretend how our lives would be
when we grew up.

It was a safe place, away from the reality of the
real world of hurt, violence and disappointment.
As I travel the road of life, I go back to this place
often and recall the dreams and hopes that I had as
a child.

I am so grateful now, as look back over the years
that I had the opportunity to explore and feed my
mind with hopes and dreams. The seeds of
autosuggestion were planted, although I did not
realize it then.

Life got in the way of my hopes and dreams and
slowly I forgot about them. You see, I did not feed
them with the right food, I see that now.

Since finding Mentoring For Free my dreams and
hopes have awakened again. That seed planted so
many years ago has been awakened.

It’s springtime and the weeds must go so the
flowers of hope can once again bloom as they did
in the woods of my childhood hide-away place.

A place where I once owned my life no matter
how bad my surroundings were. I controlled my
life in that special place of my childhood and I can
do it again, if for no other reason than because I
deserve it.

It’s time to claim that childhood dream, to speak
of that dream, to feel, taste, hear and see that
dream become my new reality.

So, what does this have to do with
autosuggestion? It’s awakening the seed of desire;
pulling up the weeds and feeding my mind with
the things that will nurture and feed
life back into that dream.

By following the instructions that Hill has put
forth in chapter 4 a new door has been opened
and the possibilities are endless.

While I still grieve the loss of my husband,
reading and journaling ease the pain.

"There is a time for everything, and a season
for every activity under heaven:"
-Ecclesiastes 3:1

It is my hope and prayer that I may touch
someones life in ways that help them grow
stronger as a person and true friend.

Friends Forever
Judy Narum