Creation Miniseries #12

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Not all thinking generates Attraction. These do
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A couple of editions ago in the Creation Miniseries, we learned the 3 CRITICAL steps that the Attraction phase must contain to move Creation forward…

Thinking, planning, and decision-making.

Notice that these are all mental exercises.

That’s because:

Spirit is the home of Intention.
Mind is the home of Attraction.
And Body is the home of Motion.

Napoleon Hill captured the essence of Intention in his quote shared in Creation Miniseries #2 from his book "Think and Grow Rich".

Earl Nightingale captured the essence of step 2 in his quote from the album "The Strangest Secret":

"You get [or become] what you think about most of the time."

The KEY part of that quote is the last 4 words: "MOST of the time."

So what are you thinking about most of the time?

The answer – the real answer – will surprise you. Because we are usually completely unaware of what we are thinking most of the time.

Here’s why:

From the Visualization Miniseries, we learned that our unconscious minds process over 11.2 million bits per second of information from our senses alone.

This excludes all the millions of unconscious processes that happen in our body like heart rate, breathing rate, blood pH, cell division, digestion, etc. It excludes the millions upon millions of other subconscious thoughts, memories, and thought patterns racing through our minds.

How many pieces of information do our conscious minds process each second?

50.

Yep. That’s it. 50 compared to untold millions, if not billions or more.

That means our unconscious minds are a much more contributor to our vibration and what we Attract into our lives.

And it is this thinking that we need to harness and mold into our plans.

More on that next time.

Until then, go back and look at Creation Miniseries #10. Get into the habit of observing what you think about.

Kane