In Principle Two we are asked to accept the possibility that forming an intuitive relationship with our Being would increase our conscious awareness.
By increasing conscious awareness of our own thought structures, we discover the power to change those very same thought structures.
This marks the beginning of our personal empowerment. As this awareness grows, so too, does our ability to create a new experience. As our awareness increases, so too does our power to make different choices. We will no longer be locked into making the same automatic, often self-defeating decisions, which left us unfulfilled.
In order for this to happen, we have to tap into a power that can guide us in literally changing our minds.
Little by little, with consistency and willingness, we can take an active role in our own personal transformation.
This transformation can be defined as a thorough or dramatic change in mindset and expression.
After all, these self-defeating beliefs did not manifest overnight. They took years or even decades to fully take control of our minds, to take control of our decisions, perceptions and actions. We had to engage in certain self-defeating situations time and time again for this to be cemented.
This is not due to fate.
These thought patterns and self-defeating beliefs are products of our conditioning. We created them, which means that we can intentionally create something different. In order for this to happen, we must be willing to accept this possibility.
Is it possible for you to create something different?
Do you have a desire to experience something other than your present reality?
Do you believe that this is possible?
Yes it is possible indeed, but we must first surrender our belief in who and what we are.
This is actually the gift of an open mind.
That’s what this principle is all about. It’s about opening our minds up to other possibilities.
