Superpowered Mind with Clare Dimond

Do you listen to subliminal's yourself and are they with your voice?

Do you think that if someone we did not know and trust as we do you made a subliminal with the exact wording you used It would have the same effect or would your familiar loving voice make a difference to how the subliminal is received?

My subliminal isn't working: client question

Just listened to the recording from the Life Circles course on Shame.

I see it so clearly in myself and many of the clients I work with and my question is: is it possible that instead of hiding out one puts on the mask of success, becomes very public around the shame issue?

For example: (and I may as well be transparent here 😉) my shame says that I am ugly  ( to use one of your examples), but instead of hiding out in that shame and going into hiding, playing small, minimizing,  I do everything I can to never allow anyone to know that – become a personal trainer/workout coach, run a Wellness Center where nutrition, mindfulness, fasting programs are taught, learn tips and tricks for aging around skin care, style, etc. 

Underneath all of that though I see a belief that I am ugly, fat, do not have an attractive body/appearance.

Thanks for your time and for your dedication to this Work – it is setting us Free.

Today I watched day 22 life cycle video. I love all the courses you do, but  ‘life circles’ has been excellent … thank you 🙏 

I know I have heard you talk about shame before several times, but today I REALLY HEARD it.

As I listened to you, It felt like I was suddenly being pounded by golf ball sized hail stones! Followed by feeling of heaviness deep within my belly.

I have experienced much dissolution of some heavy stuff since we worked together on Reset last year. Recently though there has been an increasing intensity of ‘nudgings’ so obvious that there’s still more to be seen.

Could it be that the encrusted,deeper layers are actually revealing a lifetime of a spider’s web of shame, that hasn’t been available to be even noticed by an unstable fragile system. Almost like the genius of the mind-body system was in protection mode until it was really ready? 

Its like there has been exhumation of some sort today! It feels uncomfortable but comfortable in a strange way.

Does this make any sort of sense ? 

For this system here it makes sense that there is no doer, it’s not that I‘m aware of it all the time but when I remember it’s obvious. Source accountability is not understandable, what is accountable and what has this body mind system to do with that?

So Good They Can't Ignore You by Cal Newport: Sunday Book 

A fellow participant in the Circles course posted an exploration and noted this statement: "If the system believed that the Awareness that I AM is prior to the ideas of threat and safety, then ALL experience would be welcome."

This sounds like passivity, as though if someone were to physically attack us we would welcome the attack experience, rather than the body moving out of danger or fighting back. Can you speak more if this is a paradox that "resistance" doesn't mean defending the body from harm?

thank you!

I’ve just listened to this podcast (18 January) three times.

What arose was…

Does this mean that doing, words and action are much the same as thoughts in that they simply emerge?

Non-duality goes on about how our unreal ego suffers in its experience of life.  Yes, it does...but not always.  There is so much of my life (AND my ego, I blush to say) that I love, even when it's felt as separation: often precisely BECAUSE of separation (hugging myself with glee for being me!!) - although obviously at other times being me is experienced as the bottom-most pit of hell, fair dos.  So how does non-duality see those of our positive experiences of apparent separation that we can't help but cling to and love?  I think I hear you saying that's just me trying to secure my identity, and involvement of my ego means I'm not loving or seeing these things "clean".  But even if I am but looking through a glass darkly, it's a wonderful picture I'm seeing a lot of the time, which somehow feels all the more wonderful because I'M in it.

My 97 year old mother, who has dementia maybe said it best when she suddenly piped up the other week "nobody wants to die, do they, because God made the world so pretty". Yes, it's that feeling that often it's so brilliant surfing the wave of the illusory world, you just don't want to sink back into the ocean, no matter how much more real it is, thank you very much.