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What neuroscience has discovered is that our brain is cybernetic in nature, which means that it is literally like a computer, waiting for a program to be installed.  Here is the kicker – the subconscious (limbic system) is completely neutral and impartial – it will carry out any instruction you give it.

The action of feeding the subconscious (limbic system) stimulating material simply sets it on a course that is very difficult to stop.  The brain is simply responding to what you have given it at the deepest instinctive levels. The brain by nature is a creature of habit and just runs with the program you have given it.

Unfortunately, many are stuck in the rut of still running negative programs that have been  picked up from others when our sub-conscious minds were totally open and impressionable, or which have developed over the years as a result of repetition of our own negative thinking.  To change the results you’ve been getting you must overwrite old negative programming and install a different program. The only way to do that in our present society is to become very pro-active about what you allow in your mind. This can be achieved by applying the information you receive in the InnerGold Treatment System .

All behavior starts in the mind with thoughts.  Learning to recognize and become more aware of your own thoughts is what chapter 5 in the manual is all about.  Use it and change your life!

Some thought provoking questions to ask your self:

• How can I seize this chance to become more of the person I most want to be?
• Have I just acted like the person I most want to be?
• What did I miss?
• How can I do better next time?

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