Going through the MKE again, (year 9 for me) I can’t believe that I’ve never seen this!
The Subconscious’ logical processes are carried on with a certainty and regularity which would be impossible if there existed the possibility of error.”
Master Key System, Charles Haanel
How have I not seen that?!?! The subconscious is in charge of all our autonomic systems – heartbeat, respiration, digestion, elimination, vasomotor, muscular, hormones, and so much more. Just image if you had to consciously tell your heart to beat or your diaphragm to expand so you could breathe? We’d all have assumed room temperature right after birth!
So, in reading Chapter 2 of Haanel this morning – I was hit with that line. What if our subconscious made the error of “forgetting” to digest our food for a few days, or was busy over there regulating hormones and “forgot” to cause you to breathe for awhile?
How about if your muscles just stopped working and when you needed to get up from the chair, you were stuck?
Maybe subby was having a bad day, and while you were walking along, a bear jumped out in front of you and your “fight or flight’ mechanism, just said, “Meh – not now.” All that would be left of you would be a yellow Chuck Taylor
Now let’s take that knowledge of subby never malfunctioning regarding your autonomic nervous system and think about your DMP and remember the four boxes Mark J talks about during the videos and webinars. A THOUGHT, charged with FEELING, creates a DEMAND in your subconscious, which causes ACTION to bring about that thing. We are programming that great mechanism -IN WHICH THERE IS NO POSSIBILITY FOR ERROR- to create the life of your dreams!
I don’t know about you, but I want to be on “TEAM NEVER-ERROR”. What do you think?
Yeah, Nancy! I am jumping on that “team never-error”!!! Let’s do it now!
Thank you so much for lifting up that reflection. It gets so obvious when reading it so clearly described.
Thank you so much, Monica! So glad Subby’s on duty and can never make a mistake!
Haha Nancy “meh – not now” – your blog post is going to keep me smiling all the way 🙂
I take my responsibility to entertain others very seriously. :-). Glad you got a smile from it!
Awesome blog Nancy! You rock. It is funny how new information gets inserted in this classic material. Surely it wasn’t there the first time you read it. 😎
Thanks, Arlene! I supposed my mind just wasn’t ready to see it before!
isn’t this awesome. It has for years made me think of God. This one line. He created an amazing system to run things. He made these rules like the law of growth. They always work and he made them for our benefit to be able to fulfill our purpose with Him. It’s pretty amazing. This is one of the most amazing discoveries to me really.
Spending some time focusing on the smallest lines just overwhelm me with awesomeness! Thanks for the comment! -Like living 2014 all over again 🙂
This line from Haanel is apparently a “hidden” golden nugget. Love the “meh – not now” and of course “team never error”!
Team Never Error for the win!
This is one of those lines that really stopped me in my tracks… ‘impossible if there existed the possibility of error’. Like you said though, the massive and VASTLY ranging list of things that the subconscious mind takes care is so comprehensive, that no system could regulate it all. Such in incredible creation.
-Candy
Creation, indeed!
Nancy, I think you should just offer the bear a hot bowl of squirrel soup. LOL Although a bowl is not big enough to hug, it might distract him a bit, anyway. Another great blog from the pen of Nancy! 🙂
Hmmm, Squirrel soup. That’s a great thought, but maybe just an appetizer for the bear!
Yep. My comment was a bit squirrelly. 🙂 One l or two?
You know, back in the day, I’ve seen the name Chuck Taylor on the tennis shoes my mom would buy. Who is/was he?
“Converse All Star sneakers were first released in 1917, and basketball star Charles “Chuck” Taylor became a Converse shoe salesman in 1921.”
Great research! Interesting little factoids!
🙂