Is your unconscious mind like a super computer of consciousnesses? Well, if it is, here’s a programming and personal transformation course just for you.
In 1986, at the Meninger’s psychophysiology lab, two guys named Green and Green described a way to program the unconscious mind. They called their approach the Menninger 6-Step Process for Programming the Unconscious.
The way their process plants a seed into the unconscious reminds me of something out of the movie Inception. Before you get started, just remember, you mustn’t be afraid to dream manifest a little bigger, darling.
Step 1 – Get Neutral
Move into a state of EMG quietness and peripheral warmth. A bed, coach or comfy shag carpet all work well. The goal here is to feel and think as “neutral and blank” as possible.
Step 2 – Construct the Seed
While in the state, construct the visualization that is to be planted in the unconscious, a visualization that has already been carefully planned by the cortex, with ambiguities eliminated (for aspects of the unconscious are like a computer, and it tends to take instructions literally).
Step 3 – Get into Record Mode
Allow your awareness to sink down into the theta state with the idea that the unconscious is now listening. In a sense, you are now in “record mode.”
Step 4 – Project the Visualization
Gently project your visualization into the “field of mind” as a Gestalt (ie a form or shape), with as little left-cortex activity as possible.
Step 5 – Lock-in the Session
Terminate the session with a quiet command, such as “do it,” “so be it,” “the instruction is now terminated,” “it’s over, boom shakalaka”, or something similar in order to terminate unconscious receptivity. In a sense, this is similar to using the “enter” key in programming a computer.
Step 6 – Return
Bring awareness back to the surroundings carefully so as not to disturb the planted instruction. Then, do a happy dance because you’re all done.
Source: Meninger 6 Step Process, Image Cred
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