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You have within you a supercomputer deep within your mind that you can make it work to your benefit.

Your supercomputer lies within your subconscious mind; it’s actually your subconscious mind but at a deeper level.

Beneath the surface of your everyday awareness there is an incredibly powerful system and you own it and access to it.

Its main purpose is to look after you in everyday life. It is running millions of functions within your entire mind and body keeping you safe and alive at all times.

It’s regulating in your heartbeat, belief systems, emotions, behaviours and thoughts, regulates your heartbeat and filters all incoming dates from the world.

All the information that is coming through your senses is stored up, it’s holding every single experience of every second that you ever experienced into your memory banks from the moment you were born, nothing is overlooked, nothing is missed.

This profound reservoir of data, your databanks operate at an incredibly fast speed at a level that is beyond your conscious thought and it shapes your reality and is beyond any comprehension or understanding of the most intelligent human beings on this plane.

Every computer and every quantum computer in this world have been collectively created, built and designed along with every other form of Technology by this part of the mind, the subconscious and it is an external creation or expression of only part of the workings of the internal supercomputer.

To give you a quick example of its power, your conscious mind that’s your thinking mind that you’re aware of, can handle around 40 bits of data per second, your subconscious can process up to 11 million pieces of data per second and it is not an exaggeration to say that this powerhouse, your super computer influences and controls 90 to 95% of all your thoughts, decisions, habits and all reactions, additionally every single thought that you have, every single thought you experience, is already been thought for you by the computer before you even experience that thought, your inner supercomputer has thought it for you before it sends it to you.

A quick example would be when you have a thought to go and get a drink of water because your thirsty, a second ago you didn’t have that thirst or the thought of thirst because the subconscious mind sent you that thought in order to put water back into your body, it’s monitoring controlling and regulating everything that you do.

All states of your mind are programmes just like cogs and wheels turning and they have been installed since you were a child without your conscious permission and these come from your childhood experiences, social conditioning, traumas, repetition and your emotional intensity and the negative side of this is most of the things which we are still slave to and conditioned by are now outdated self-limiting and often unwanted and or false.

The good news is we can reprogram many parts of the supercomputer and you don’t need to be meditating to do it although meditation and going within would be very helpful.

This powerful internal human computer has many names; some people call it the higher self or the inner self. It’s your subconscious mind and it is more advanced and deeper than you can ever imagine. Once you understand the basics of your super computer you can make it work for you and create stepping stones to take you where you want to go in the future and irrespective of what people believe, it is the starting point to all manifestation.

Many people who now believe in external manifestation, talking to the universe or asking the universe, it’s actually a subconscious mind that does this for you and yes, the deeper mind is not restricted to the external realm or the external universe, what’s internal or even external is one and the same thing.

Tibetan and other Buddhist monks in the mountainous regions of Tibet engage in many visualisation techniques to awaken or activate the inner supercomputer which they call the divine within.

Combined with other daily practises such as breath work, chanting, mantra with daily focused intentions, visualising what you want in the form of having already received it, having already been granted it, is the way to go.

Never ask, never once, just visualise you’ve already received it, you’ve already been given it and live your life each day as though you’ve already been granted it. It is this language that the supercomputer responds to.

Your supercomputer is super intelligent but it can’t tell the difference between real or imagined, it can’t tell the difference between actually experiencing or receiving something or imagining your experiencing or receiving something that’s why we create so much pain and negativity within us due to misinterpretation and misunderstandings and experiences.

This information gets stored up at a subconscious level and takes the form of beliefs or contributes to other material which also leads to a damaging belief and enough information in a specific area can lead to a positive or negative outcome including the creation and development of symptoms and disorders or unwanted behaviours.

Be very careful of the words you use to describe yourself internally and externally of others, be very careful about how you negatively externally talk about other people or internally talk about others or even self-criticism, because the subconscious mind, the supercomputer only hears that it is you that you’re talking about, so when you express criticism or hatred or anger or judgement for others and their behaviour or their effect on you, your subconscious interprets that has it been about you all along because from the supercomputer’s viewpoint, everything in the world externally and internally is you, all beings, all humans that you experience are actually you, you are generating everything including the human race and every single human being is doing the same thing at that level.

It is often said that the center of the universe is you.

Visualising what you want daily in the form of having already received it rewrites neural patterns in your brain and taps into supple energies or in other words daily visualisation with the accompanying feelings of gratitude and appreciation that you have already received what you want, rewires your ego and Buddhist monks know this.

Tibetan and other Buddhist monks around the world use visualisation techniques as powerful tools to access deeper layers of inner consciousness and includes imagining and visualising oneself as a supreme enlightened being or as an enlightened ascended master and this is just another way of directing the mind to where the monk wants to go when travelling the meditative path.

None of these are a fantasy which is often easily dismissed and laughed away by atheists – It’s a purposeful and deliberate rewiring of identity through daily meditation by focusing the mind with intense focus, supported by other practises such as breath control, mantra and symbolic imagery, practise makes perfect and practitioners bypass habitual thought patterns and access higher super intelligence which lies in every human being.

Over time through daily practise and focusing on what you’ve already received which can include anything you want, will awaken highly intuitive energies aligned with insights and increased healing and manifestation skills with new found abilities.

Many people who practise working with their supercomputer often experience weird and strange coincidences and odd synchronicities around then which cannot be explained away by simple psychology or even logical common sense.

The deeper you go within the mind, the weirder it can become!

So how do we reprogram our inner supercomputer?

Daily meditation and mindfulness would be a good start. Sitting quietly for 20 to 40 minutes a day preferably twice a day will create a bridge to the subconscious and in your stillness your brain can enter altered states such as Alpha and Theta states which are the same frequencies that become active in deep learning and the hypnosis state.

Entering these states through the meditation state ripens you up for reprogramming or overriding old behaviour patterns and programmes which you act upon.

During deep meditation you can observe old programmes or old mental patterns and apply conscious thought or conscious decisions to delete them or disconnect from them because they serve you no further purpose.

Daily visualisation!

Your subconscious mind is unable to tell the difference between what is real and what is imagined especially if your imagination and visualisation is rich, deep and focused.

Sports people such as athletes, artists, inventors and the like use visualisation to take them where they want to go by visualising YOU are already there.

Visualisation is more powerful than human words; by visualising you already have your desired outcome and you see yourself in the role you wish to enter, your subconscious mind will act upon it far quicker than words and never want or ask.

Another effective way to gain the most out of your inner supercomputer is through repetition of affirmations.

By repeating daily statements throughout the day will overwrite limiting beliefs and create new drives and motivation or in other words, it lays down the stepping stones to take you to where you are programming yourself to be if the future and again the subconscious mind doesn’t know the difference between travelling there and having already arrived there, it can do the two things at the same time because it’s the non-thinking part of the mind that is at work, that auto part of the mind which just acts upon suggestion which can include manifesting beliefs, visualising having already arrived at your desired destination.

Any internal repetition of language, words, thoughts over and over which also confirms that you’ve arrived at your destination or desired outcome before you actually get there will be your success!

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