POWER OF THOUGHT(Part-I)

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Thoughts are coming to our mind whether positive or negative. On an average 50 thousand thoughts are coming to our mind daily, however it is the different thing that most of them are vanished since we are not concentrated on it with our full intention. It is the nature of our mind and power of thoughts that whatever thoughts knowingly or unknowingly are coming to our mind these will become reality if we continuously focus on those thoughts. For example if a person fearing that he or she doesn't get an accident and if this thought persistently presence in mind that person gets an accident in reality. Another example if a person continuously fearing that I should not get suffer from cancer then that person certainly is caught by cancer.It is the power of mind thoughts.


Actually there are two parts of a human mind- conscious and subconscious. When we are in conscious state, means to say whatever activities we are doing consciously that is- eating, running, walking, talking, and studying .These activities are governed by conscious mind. There are certain thoughts which we are thinking knowingly or unknowingly if these thoughts enter into our subconscious mind it will become reality.

There is a very special arrangement in this existence; It comes into the reality the thoughts which are in our subconscious mind. This is the science of getting what we desired, if we are able to send our thoughts in the subconscious mind. Once the thought is settled in the subconscious mind, it uses the power of existence and present that thought in reality. So it means we should be very conscious about thoughts, negative thoughts may lead to us downward and positive thoughts may reach to us at any height. That’s why we should avoid negative thoughts and concentrate on positive thoughts. In the next time, I will write about the science of sending our thoughts into the subconscious mind in my next blog. I am thankful to JEMTEC and my teacher Sakshi Shri Ramkripal ji who has enlightened me about this topic so that I could write on this topic.

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