About John Kehoe

Having earned worldwide recognition for his work, John is an energetic teacher, a best-selling author, a socially conscious human, and a believer in your ability to transform your future with your thoughts. Refusing to rest on his past achievements, John continues to reach new heights within his study of consciousness and the power of the mind.

Dreams – Part II

Continued from: Dreams – Part I What is dream incubation? It is a term used by those who work regularly with the mind to describe a method that evokes dreams from our subconscious. Usually dream incubation is used to evoke a dream in response to a question or concern we have in our daily lives. For example, perhaps you are thinking of changing your career and are unsure of what field you should choose. You can ask your dreams for guidance. Maybe you’re thinking of investing some money, or moving overseas—it can be any decision where you would like inner guidance. You can always go within. […]

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Dreams-Part I

What is a dream? Or better still, what part do dreams play in our life? Do they serve a function? Are they messages from another part of ourselves, or another dimension? Or are they just meaningless fantasies of the mind? Dreams have fascinated and intrigued mankind since we first began walking the planet. There are records of dreams recorded on clay tablets dating back to 3000 B.C. We know that the ancient Greeks and Egyptians practiced “dream incubation,” where dreams were artificially stimulated by suggestion (and I will teach you how to do this). The Bible contains numerous references to individuals being guided by dreams. But here in the year 2000, do dreams have any significance, and if so, how do we take advantage of them? […]

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Subconscious Blockages – Part II

A fabulous affirmation I often use is “My subconscious Mind is my partner in success.” I like sharing this affirmation and encouraging my Mind Power students to use it as well, for several reasons. Firstly, by saying “my subconscious mind” we remind ourselves that we do in fact possess such a faculty. The subconscious mind is not some vague new age concept, but a real part of who you are. Saying so over and over reminds you again and again of its existence. Secondly, it’s “a partner.” A partner is someone who helps you accomplish your goals. Two people can accomplish more than just one. So too can you accomplish more when you harness this part of yourself. Thirdly, the word “success” is a powerful word to have vibrating in you at a subconscious level. When you repeat this affirmation it resonates three important themes within you. […]

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The Subconscious

We have been designed with not just one mind but two. One mind, it seems, is not enough for what nature and destiny have in store for us. These two minds have very different functions, but they are designed to complement each other, to work together as a functioning team. This complementary work, however, rarely happens, and this is one of the reasons we have problems in our lives. Without harmony in the inner kingdom, there is bound to be dissent and disharmony in the many different ways that life unfolds. […]

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How the Subconscious Mind Creates Your Reality

I am coming back from a three-year sabbatical with a depth of understanding of how the subconscious mind creates reality that far transcends my previous understanding. This sabbatical has been very powerful and rewarding for me on many levels. It has allowed me to view myself, my life, and my work from a fresh perspective. You will be happy to know that I hold all three in the highest esteem and am coming back with a renewed commitment to them. I am now in South Africa doing three weekend seminars on the Mysteries of the Subconscious and the Soul, so I can't think of a better way to begin this month's topic than with a fresh and new exploration of the subconscious mind. In this article: The Subconscious: The Basis of All Mind Power The Two Main Functions of the Subconscious Mind Why Is The Subconscious So Important? The Conscious Mind vs. The Subconscious Mind The Subconscious: The Basis of All Mind Power To understand the subconscious, one must first understand that we possess a second, hidden mind. This hidden mind functions day and night beyond the awareness of the conscious mind. Understanding and working with it is the basis of all mind power techniques. It is also the key to your success and happiness. Tragically, the vast majority of people live their lives without an understanding and working relationship with their subconscious, and this limits their potential immeasurably. It is not difficult to establish a functioning relationship with your subconscious. It just takes a basic understanding of the dynamics of the subconscious, along with the will to establish a relationship with it. We teach you exactly how to use your subconscious mind to reveal your potential in the Mind Power course. In just 6 weeks, you'll learn simple techniques to manifest abundance, love, success, and anything else you want. As a reader of this post, you get access to the first lesson for free. Let's begin by examining the second hidden mind that exists within all of us, first from an overall perspective and from there, how to work with it effectively. The Two Main Functions of the Subconscious Mind The subconscious has two main functions. The first is to give you guidance and insight that transcends your everyday conscious mind awareness. The second is to interact with the vibrating matrix of your reality, attracting the circumstances and situations that approximate the vibrations of your inner mythology to you. When I speak of your “inner mythology,” I am referring to the myriad of beliefs that are resonating within you on a subconscious level. Often, we are unaware of what our subconscious beliefs are, and it is only through inner stalking and personal archaeology that we discover them. We have beliefs about every area of our lives. We have beliefs about money, sex, relationships, other people, ourselves, our opportunities or lack of opportunities, our health, our bodies, and even life itself. Suppose our beliefs are faulty or limiting in any [...]

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Contrary and Innovative Thinking

For many years nineteenth century English physician Edward Jenner worked to find a cure for smallpox. After studying many cases, he reached an impasse in his thinking. Then he reversed his perception of the problem. Instead of focusing on people who had smallpox, he switched his attention to people who never had smallpox. He found that dairymaids rarely got the disease. It turned out that most dairymaids had had cowpox, a similar but usually nonfatal affliction. Cowpox had served to "vaccinate" its victims against the more dangerous small pox. This led to Jenner’s concept of "vaccinating" people. You might also try reversing the order in which you do a particular operation or project. Designer Christopher Williams tells the following story about an architect who built a cluster of large office buildings that was set in a central green. When construction was completed, the landscape crew asked him where he wanted the sidewalks between the buildings. "Not yet," was the architect’s reply. "Just plant the grass solidly between the buildings." This was done, and by late summer the new lawn was laced with pathways of trodden grass, connecting building-to-building and building to outside. As Williams put it, "The paths followed the most efficient line between the points of connection, turned easy curves rather than right angles, and were sized according to traffic flow. In the fall, the architect simply paved in the pathways. Not only did the pathways have a design beauty, but they responded directly to user needs." Doing the opposite of what’s expected can also be an effective strategy in such competitive situations as sports, business, warfare, romance, etc. In most endeavours, we build up certain expectations about what the other side will or won’t do. In football, for example, a third and one situation will typically cause the defense to prepare for a plunge into the line. In retailing, stores bet heavily that advertising between Thanksgiving and Christmas will pay big dividends. In politics, most candidates will have a last-minute media blitz. In these situations, trends get established. When you do the opposite of what people are expecting, chances are good that you’ll catch them off-guard and be more successful in reaching your objective. As a creative exercise, make a list of what you could do to be less successful and go in the opposite direction of your goals. This can be both hilarious and revealing. Think of ideas that are impractical. Come up with as many unusual and unorthodox ideas as you can. When freed from normalcy and "reality" expectations, you might come up with a few gem ideas that you wouldn’t normally have thought of. So don’t be afraid to be different and try something radical now and then. Whether in love, business, sports, any endeavour for that matter, fortune often favours the bold.

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