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This technique works very well with the analytically-minded
individual. At first they will attempt to make sense of what you
are saying, but they will soon give up the struggle!
Just close your eyelids and let your mind drift where it will.
You are aware of everything, and yet you are not aware. You are
listening with your subconscious mind, while your conscious mind
is far away, and not listening. Your conscious mind is far away,
and not listening. Your subconscious mind is awake, and listening,
and hearing everything while your conscious mind remains very relaxed
and peaceful. You can relax peacefully because your subconscious
mind is taking charge, and when this happens, you close your eyes
and let your subconscious do all the listening. Your subconscious
mind knows, and because your subconscious mind knows, your conscious
mind does not need to know and can stay asleep, and not mind while
your subconscious mind stays wide awake.
You have much potential in your subconscious mind which you don't
have in your conscious mind. You can remember everything that has
happened with your subconscious mind, but you cannot remember everything
with your conscious mind. You can forget so easily, and with forgetting
certain things you can remember other things. Remembering what you
need to remember, and forgetting what you can forget. It does not
matter if you forget, you need not remember what you can forget.
Your subconscious mind remembers everything that you need to know
and you can let your subconscious mind listen and remember while
your conscious mind sleeps and forgets. Keep your eyes closed, and
listen with your subconscious mind, and when you're listening very,
very carefully, your conscious mind will not mind what it forgets,
because your subconscious mind will remember what it has forgotten.
As you continue to listen to me, with your subconscious mind, your
conscious mind sleeps deeper and deeper, and deeper, and deeper.
Let your conscious mind stay deeply asleep, and let your subconscious
mind listen to me.
(Repeat. Begin at paragraph two)
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