Jun 22 2010
4 Tips to Obtain a Spiritual Mind
By Guest Contributor
You are dressed for success when you use both your subconscious mind and your Spiritual or super-conscious mind. The subconscious mind, wonderful though it be, is instinctive merely, lacking inspiration and what we call originality, while you can achieve success by training your subconscious mind, you can spread your wings and fly to success by tapping into your Spiritual or super-conscious mind.
Tip 1: Inspiration comes from the Mind.
All inspiration comes from the Universal Mind, via the super-conscious. All poets and inspired writers get their inspiration in this way. This higher mind is not recognized by Psychologists, but it has long been known to searchers for spiritual truth.
Tip 2: Tap into the subconscious.
What we get from the subconscious is the outcome of facts and knowledge supplied to it. What we get from the super-conscious is direct inspiration from higher planes. This higher mind might also be called the Mind of Illumination, for those who can enter into it become illumined, being able to know the Truth and see things as they really are, and not as they falsely appear to the senses.
This limited consciousness in which we live is bounded by our five senses. The universe that we see around us is partly real and partly an illusion. The real universe is Spiritual and infinite: what we sense is a limited, partial conception of a fragment of it. Our limited, human conception of the universe is entirely misleading and false, and so long as we rely on sense evidence and the human mind, we remain in darkness and uncertainty. When, however, we can rise into the super-conscious realm, our consciousness expands; we develop our wings and fly to success, transcending the senses and the limitations of the physical plane.
Tip 3: How to access the Spiritual Mind.
The Spiritual mind is, of course, only accessible to those who are more delicately attuned to its finer vibrations. Nothing that is worth having can be had without effort, and it is only after much self-discipline that it becomes possible for the student to raise his consciousness to this higher realm and understand life from the standpoint of the Universal Mind.
One who is properly attuned, becomes, through the super-conscious mind, a recipient of knowledge that is above human, and wisdom that is divine. He knows by direct knowing: he becomes wise through an influx of Divine Wisdom. He is able to distinguish between the real and the make-believe, between the gold and the rubbish: he is also able to see and recognize the right path in life-a thing utterly impossible to the mind of the senses- and to tread it, thus being led into the only true success and real good of which his life is capable.
Tip 4: Wisdom comes from within.
Let it be said here that all Wisdom must come from within. While books and the written word may be helpful, it is the Spirit within the reader that illumines the word, and makes it real and true to the seeker after Wisdom. One who realizes that he is illumined within by the Divine Spirit and that this alone can bring him into real knowledge is well advanced on the path that leads to realization.
The wisdom of the human mind always leads to disappointment. It is based on the evidence of the senses, which is false, therefore its findings must always be lacking in real wisdom. One who relies upon the inspiration of Divine Wisdom has often to decide to take a course of action which, apparently, is opposed to his best interests. Yet, if he follows the inward Wisdom, he finds that he is always guided aright, and, later, has cause to be devoutly thankful that he followed the gleam, spread his wings and flew to success.
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