Don’t Be An April Fool…
Your Subconscious Cannot Take a Joke

Although not an actual holiday, April Fools’ Day can remind us to have fun with prosperity, but not be “foolhardy” with our consciousness.

The following excerpts from my writings are definitely worth repeating to keep us from “foolishly” manifesting what we don’t want…

Your Words Have Power

The foundation of the Feel Free to Prosper teachings is the powerful impact that our words — thought and spoken, and especially written — have on our subconscious mind and Universal Mind.

Words have more power than you realize. Our words create vibratory equivalents and produce corresponding circumstances in our lives.

We manifest according to the dominant words and thoughts in our subconscious mind. Repetition imprints our words in the subconscious. Writing words has an even more powerful effect and stakes our “claim” on the Universal Mind Substance, which will return our words to us in correlating physical circumstances.

The subconscious mind does not reason or know what you are intending. It merely accepts your words as a suggestion and thinks that is what you want. So you must learn to monitor your language and eliminate those words that will sooner or later come back to haunt and do their damage.

One of the reasons that my students get such fast results is that I have them eliminate culprit words from their vocabulary entirely.

So always remember that your words are tremendously powerful. And don’t forget the words you write. The subconscious mind responds to repetition, so any words that you say or write or view over and over will impact your mind. But on the other hand, often our most casual words will drop into the subconscious and produce results.

The Subconscious Cannot Take a Joke

That’s right. The subconscious mind accepts our words literally. Again, it does not reason or think. Therefore, the subconscious mind cannot take a joke. I am certainly not saying we shouldn’t have a sense of humor. But the creative quality of that humor puts a lot at stake and we should pay attention.

And I’m really not referring to actual “Ha Ha” jokes as much as I am to the words that you use in everyday life.

But here’s a joke to illustrate…

There was a man who had the good fortune to be visited by a genie. The genie told him that she would grant him three wishes only. So he was to think this over carefully before making his decision.

For his first wish, the man asked the genie to make him thirty years younger. Poof! The genie granted his wish, and the man was thrilled to find that he was young again.

The man’s second wish was for a brand new convertible sports car (well, what else did you expect a young man to ask for?). And poof! Suddenly he found himself driving a beautiful sleek and shiny new sports car.

Now the genie told the man to take his time and give much thought to his third and final wish.

So he was driving along the coastal highway with the top down, singing along with the radio when a commercial came on and he continued to sing…

“I wish I was an Oscar Meyer Weiner…”