Afformations at Work (Part 1): How They Work on the Subconscious

Posted on Monday, December 08, 2008 by Lily Wong in Tools and Techniques

Most of our inner blocks are a smorgasbord of negative talk and limiting beliefs that we have accumulated over the years since we were a child. They reside in the subconscious, and to penetrate those thick fossils of beliefs that do not serve you anymore, there are many ways to do so – ie.  hypnosis, NLP and so on. I am experimenting with afformations at the moment and I am getting some really interesting experiences…

As afformations come in the form of questions, they seep into the subconscious pool of thoughtforms and emotions much more easily than affirmations could. I see it this way: before you can even get the Mind to open the door to the subconscious area, there is a huge concrete wall between your conscious and subconscious mind. That aside, I have also experienced some really thick resistances outside the door which are very much like the Bouncers who guard the door of an exclusive hip club.

Afformations seem to gain easy entry, though. It’s because they invite the Mind to work/play with it. As the Mind loves been occupied with something, afformations distract it by giving it something to do to.

While the Mind is busy finding 101 ways to answer the questions “WHY”, it gets so caught up in the game that the positive statements within the afformations make its way through the concrete barriers of resistance rather smoothly.

But once inside, it’s a different story. The subconscious quickly susses the afformations out, knowing that this A-List guest isn’t there to party with it, but to close the party down. That’s when I met with the second level of resistance.

So yes, afformations may help you crash the Subconscious Party, but once there, there is another layer of old concepts to deal with – usually those you don’t easily let go of because they have been with you for so long, and have been serving as your anchors. 

Up Next… Part 2: Dissolving Abundance Blocks in Just Two Weeks 

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