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The 6 Keys to Tapping the Power of Your Unlimited Self

"The superconscious mind is the unlimited self.  It is synonymous with the spirit…" Mark Mincolla Ph.D.

1. (S)ensitivity: Sensitivity implies heightened awareness.  It is paradoxically the greatest of our strengths as it represents a shift in our mind's consciousness toward receptivity to the true power of the universe.  The greater one's sensitivity, the less likely they are to block the natural power that seeks to flow through them.
 

2. (P)ower: Power is a metaphor for the ultimate strength and resilience.  It represents the unlimited inertia of the universe and is the opposite of mortal human force.  Only the heightened awareness of vibrational sensitivity attracts true power.  Where force impedes one's natural evolution, true power supports its manifestation. 
 

3. (I)ntuition: Intuition represents our supernatural instincts.  It is the highest potential natural resource made available to every living being.  It is designed to preserve, protect and increase our ability to manifest the highest attainments for the greatest good.
 

4. (R)ealization:  Realization implies the conscious acknowledgment  of enlightened wisdom.  It is the byproduct of unfoldment.  As we heighten our awareness, attract true power and refine our intuition we begin to realize and consciously affirm our evolution.
 

5. (I)ntention: Intention gives birth to manifest. It represents the first outward manifestation of the heart's dream. Having heightened our awareness, attracted true power, refined our intuition and consciously affirmed our evolution we may then exercise our personal power for greater good. Once authentic self is realized it may then begin to consciously intentionalize the work that it came to do.

6. (T)ransformation:  Transformation means we have consummated our wholeness.  It suggests that we have evolved our consciousness from a former form to a higher form, or formlessness.  Paradoxically as formlessness leads to nothingness it attracts everythingness.  Nothing has more open space with which to attract everythingness that emptiness.

 

Dream Atoms

I recently composed an inspirational healing song entitled Flow. The lyrics in the chorus read: “And when we flow our minds will merge into the seas, and galaxies of possibilities. Flowing further we will find the peace of universal mind in the place where I am you and you are me.” Similarly, Einstein’s Unified Field Theory suggests that everything is enfolded. If these unification inferences tell us anything about manifesting dreams they awaken us to the very real possibility that both the dreamer and the dream are already one.

When you consider that the Universe is made up of a finite number of atoms (10 followed by 78 zeros) that are continually recycled and shared by all matter (stars and organisms) you can begin to get a sense, at least on a cosmic level that everything is indeed “one.” But how does this esotericism hold up under the scrutiny of hard material science?

Let’s take the most material part of your existence, your physical body. You may think of yourself as a mass of static cells and vital organs, after all you continue to awaken to the same old you each day. Truth be told, every atom that makes up your entire physical body is replaced every 54 months! The surface cells of your digestive system are completely renewed every 5 minutes, your stomach lining every 4 days. Your skin is new every month, your bones every 3 months. The atoms that make up your brain are completely replaced every 12 months. And what happens to all those atoms that made up your former self? As previously stated, there are a finite number of atoms in a finite (closed) Universe, and old atoms never die. They are merely recycled and shared by all and everything in the Unified Universal field. All the atoms that make up your: digestive system’s surface cells, stomach lining, skin, bones and brain were likely once part of the sun, the moon, the stars, Shakespeare and that guy on the highway who recently incited your road rage. Everything was, is and always will be a shared form of everything else. “Does this hold true for dreams?” you may wonder.

We have all been programmed to believe that in order to manifest our dreams we must first advance our position to a place of “greater than.” We’ve come to accept that our dreams require us to become better educated, more financially independent and fully networked for such success. To us, a dream is but a distant destination we’ve yet to reach; a phenomenon separate from, and outside of, “who” and “what” we perceive ourselves to be are, that we must endeavor to deserve.

Einstein’s Unification Theory suggests that your dreams are already part of all and everything including “you” the dreamer. Not unlike every atom in you that has already been shared by the sun the moon and stars, your dreams are already part of you and everything else for all time. Every atom that is in you right now is a “dream atom” that’s been shared by the world’s greatest dreamers. Each of us is a beneficiary of the very atoms that inspired the dreams of Aristotle, Mozart and Einstein. In this sense a dream is more akin to a non-germinated seed within every dreamer that requires only the fertilizer of each dreamers self-realization. Manifesting a dream is much less about becoming “more” than we are and much more about overcoming the limiting perceptions about “what” we truly are. Author Joseph Conrad reminds us: “Everything is already in your mind,” everything including every dream fully realized. In your mind you already are what you wish to become. Separateness is merely an illusion that has kept you from living it.