BOOK REVIEW - SIMPLE TRICKS TO WIN YOUR SUBCONSCIOUS MIND BY GEETHICA MEHRA

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Is it possible to use one’s mind to solve problems with ease and control one’s lives? Geethica Mehra writes an interesting book in which she speaks of her own experiences in winning her subconscious mind to lead a successful life.

The mind controls the body, but thoughts control the brain. Geethica starts her book with some sure-shot remedies to control one’s thoughts in such a way that only the positive ones remain in one’s mind. The brain can be motivated to think positive thoughts which could be personal or purely creative. A person can detach himself from several bad habits through training his brain.

Will power is all powerful. It makes one strong. The brain takes commands, and when the person controlling it is focused, the commands also stay positive. Obstacles come in the way often, but if the will power is strong, these also melt away. Geethica suggests a few methods by which a person begins to believe in the strength of his own mind, without getting influenced by external factors. This helps him to walk in harmony with others instead of crossing their paths.

An important suggestion given in the book is on how to perform tasks which are not enjoyable. The author has given her own experiences, explaining how she does those very tasks in a manner quite convincing. At the end, she adds that one needs to find what works for oneself to convince the brain to persevere with the given task.

Patience and self-belief go a long way in training the mind. Leave off the pressure and the need to promote one’s thinking strategy. One step at a time makes all the difference. One unusual method, according to the author, is to take criticism positively. She states the reasons why this is so important to turn productive.

A question asked in the book makes one think. “Out of senses, the conscious mind and the subconscious mind, which one do you think is the easiest to control? What controls your conscious mind?”

There are elaborate answers to all the questions. The moot point is that the power is within one and passion keeps one driven. Choices are to be made intelligently and there are always ways and means to make the magic happen.

Geethica Mehra has not only written a book which could influence her readers, but also added a list of books and podcasts which have helped to shape her anew. She ends her book talking about the one gift she would like to receive from God, something which I will leave for the readers to discover for themselves.

I took a moment to ruminate over all the key tips that the author had provided in every chapter, and it struck me that they are all extremely feasible. Hence, I would recommend this book to all those who want to make a positive change in their lives.  

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  1. Geethica5/30/2021 09:33:00 AM

    Thank you, Deepti for such a detailed about convincing review of my book. I hope my life experiences help bring some positivity to everyone's life.

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  2. deepti menon5/30/2021 08:21:00 PM

    You're welcome, Geethica. I have no doubt that your book will definitely add positivity in the lives of all those who read it. Kudos!

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