How Childhood Shapes Subconscious Habits and Behavior

So right behind your forehead is a lump of brain called prefrontal cortex.

This is the conscious mind. The conscious mind has wishes, desires, aspirations.

What do you want from your life? Creative.

Conscious mind is about 10%. The rest of the brain, 90%, is called the subconscious mind.

The subconscious mind is primarily habits, and the fundamental habits didn't come from me.

The last trimester of pregnancy and the first seven years of your life, your brain is operating at a low vibrational frequency called theta, and theta is hypnosis.

How do you learn to be a member of a family and a community and a culture?

You watch other people. You focus on your family, see how they do everything.

You learn from everybody else. So the programs that you get for the first seven years are not yours.

They came from other people, and they pass that on to you.

But the problem is, it's not just the previous generation, the generation before, the generation before, the gen-- so we pass down through the family.

Here's the problem, big time. Science has found that 95% of our life, we're thinking.

When the conscious mind is thinking, it's not paying attention.

When the conscious mind is not paying attention, the subconscious program is the default.

Well, if you understand that, then it says only 5% of the time you're running your life with your creative mind, the wishes and the desires and what you want.

5%. 95% of your life is coming from the program.

Yeah, but the program is not your wishes and desires.

It's other people's behavior. 95% of the day, you are playing programs that psychologists tell us are limiting, disempowering, self-sabotaging.

All of us, every one of us, every day, plays programs that we don't see, and they're not ours.

All we see is the result, and we go, "Oh my goodness, this is not what I wanted."

Yeah, but this is what you created.