Quiet the Noise: Finding Inner Peace Through Simplicity and Subconscious Power

Have you ever felt out of control by the complexities of life? Does your mind feel like an overwhelmed and cluttered space? Lately, I've been drawn to the idea of simplicity – in thought, action, and experience. I've been asking myself: "Where can I reduce? How is my mind messy?"

Conscious intention for an un-cluttered your mind

The answer, I've discovered, lies within. It doesn't take much to connect with the deepest parts of myself. Mindfulness and conscious intention are a key in connecting to our deepest parts of ourselves. It's about acknowledging that the stories of my past, the anxieties of the future, they no longer serve me.

As Joseph Murphy emphasises in "The Power of Your Subconscious Mind", holding onto past grievances and harboring future fears only limits our ability to experience joy and fulfillment in the present moment.

Personally, this realisation has been incredibly liberating. It's like I've been given the power to choose. I choose to plant the seeds of success now, to trust in the divine knowing that guides my path. I believe that life is perfectly set for all of us. We do not need to be the victim of our circumstances, as we can paint any reality we desire.

There is immense power from our subconscious mind in shaping our reality. This program is constantly shaping our experiences. And when our mind is messy and over complicated we stop it from working for us. 

When we instead focus on positive beliefs, visualising our goals vividly, and cultivating an attitude of gratitude, as Murphy suggests, we are essentially upgrading our software. We’re unlocking the power of manifestation, allowing our dreams to become a reality.

For me, this journey of simplicity is an ongoing one, letting go both mentally and physically has become a large part of my life’s work and liberation. It's about releasing the chains that bind us, embracing the present moment, and trusting in the magic of the universe. As Murphy reminds us, "Your subconscious mind is a fertile field. Sow good seeds and reap a good harvest."