Can subconciousness be reprogramed?

Question

I think this has to do with Bio-feedback. Or do you call it "Bio-reprogramation"?

Some claim if we reprogram our subconciuosness, we can achieve success in our life, in any field.

Answer 1

Yes it can.

Answer 2

There is something called Imprinting. It is complete by age 3. As far as reprogramming the subconcious, you have to understand that the subconcious exists at oone point in space.  So does all other subconcious thought. "your" subconcious exists in the collective subconcious.  think of collective anger,  take an angry man out of a mob of angry people,  make his anger subside and make him happy. put him back in the angry mob. What will happen?

Answer 3

Yes, meditation is a form you can use.

Answer 4

Parts or you subconsciousness can be reprogrammed. Many techniques are available, for example those pioneered by Pavlov. It really depends on what your trying to reprogram, but its just like a learning process, the more you do something the more adept at it you will become because your brain becomes reorganized to support this task more efficiently.

Answer 5

I believe it to be the power of suggestion. If you think, it IS.

There are some people who say if you go to a past life and "rescript" certain 'damaging' events to make them more positive then you can move along better in this life.

It is my belief that what has happened happened and we just need to understand WHY it happened.

I would think that you would need to reprogram your conscious mind as well.

Answer 6

yes it can,Various observers throughout history have argued that there are influences on consciousness from other parts of the mind. These observers differ in the use of related terms, including: unconsciousness as a personal habit; being unaware and intuition. Terms related to semi-consciousness include: awakening, implicit memory, the subconscious, subliminal messages, trance, and hypnosis. Whilst sleep, sleep walking, delirium and coma may signal the presence of unconscious processes, that is different from an unconscious mind. Lucid dreaming is being fully aware of the unconscious process of dreaming while asleep. Science is also in its infancy exploring the limits of consciousness

Modalities targeting the subconscious mind;

There are a number of methods in use to try to directly affect the subconscious/unconscious mind, primarily the following:

Affirmations

Autosuggestion

Binaural beats

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

Hypnosis

Subliminal messages

Answer 7

mine has been I Did it all by myself

Answer 8

You can modify your thoughts and or behaviour patterns using any number of techniques.  Classical conditioning (like Pavlov's dog) is one method of reprogramming your behaviours.  In addition, many people use hypnosis to access the subconcious mind and suggest behaviour changes.  People use these techniques to quit smoking, lose weight, quit gambling, or develop a more positive attitude.  People have varying degrees of success with these techniques, sometimes based on their committment to the goal, and other time due to the extent of the treatment.  It is effective.

When you speak of reprogramming the subconcious, I'm reminded of the book "The Power of Positive Thinking" by Norman Vincent Peale.  He discussed what can be acheived by modifying your thought processes to focus purely on the positive.  His techniques were used extensively for years and people reported (of course) positive results.

I am a firm believer that if you dedicate yourself to a task and believe that you will be successful, you will not stop until you are successful.  In this way, you can acheive success in any field.  

You can definitely modify your thinking patterns, but you have to be very careful.  When you are working with the subconcious mind, even a seemingly harmless suggestion can have unexpected results.  Read about hypnosis techniques before trying them.  Learn to create suggestions that are targetted, concise, and express only your goal.  That is essential to doing any work with the subconcious.  Take care.