Regina Phalange
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Dearest Gentle Readers,
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Harnessing the Hidden Force: Unleashing Your Subconscious Potential
Within each of us lies an incredible treasure house, a limitless source of power and wisdom known as the subconscious mind. This vast, untapped reservoir holds the key to transforming our lives, shaping our reality, and achieving our deepest desires. Joseph Murphy, in the first chapter of The Power of Your Subconscious Mind, introduces us to this profound concept, encouraging us to recognize and harness the potential that lies within. He begins by drawing a clear distinction between the conscious and subconscious minds. The conscious mind, Murphy explains, is the logical, analytical part of our being—the one that reasons, makes decisions, and directs our daily actions. It is akin to the captain of a ship, setting the course and giving commands. The subconscious mind, in contrast, operates below the surface, silently but powerfully. It is the crew that tirelessly follows the captain’s orders, executing them without question. This part of our mind is non-judgmental and receptive, absorbing every thought, belief, and emotion we feed it.
By Regina Phalangeabout a year ago in BookClub
Riding the Crimson Coaster: Surviving Periods, Pain, and Mood Swings Like a Pro
Periods. The dreaded time of the month that every woman faces. Some cycles go by relatively smoothly, others are just okay, and then there are the ultimate disasters, the ones that make us feel like we're plummeting straight into the pits of hell. Imagine feeling like you’re on an endless rollercoaster of pain and mood swings, but it’s not a theme park ride—it’s a one-way ticket to “Satan’s special show” right in your own body. And every month, there’s no option to cancel or refund.
By Regina Phalangeabout a year ago in Humans
Transform Your Life: The Power of Positive Thinking
In life, everyone faces their own unique challenges, and if you listen carefully, you'll hear people often expressing frustrations or disappointments. Some people seem to be perpetually down, always responding to any inquiry with comments like, “Nothing’s going right,” or “I’m completely broken.” These individuals often seem to carry a cloud of sadness or hardship wherever they go, and it’s as though they can’t see any light in their lives. Others have a more balanced outlook, acknowledging both the good and the bad days as part of life’s journey. And then, there are those rare individuals who seem consistently happy and at peace, no matter what life throws at them. We all know at least one person like this, and sometimes it feels almost unbelievable—don’t they have any struggles, setbacks, or difficulties? How are they so unfailingly content? We can’t help but feel a mixture of curiosity and even a bit of envy, wondering what makes their outlook so different from ours.
By Regina Phalangeabout a year ago in Humans
Rediscovering Me: A Journey from Self-Doubt to Self-Belief
Once upon a time, there was a young girl, innocent and full of curiosity. She had a gentle heart, an open mind, and a sense of wonder about the world around her. But as she grew older and transitioned into her early 20s, she found herself entering a difficult phase, one that left her feeling uncertain about who she truly was.
By Regina Phalangeabout a year ago in Humans
ONE LAST HOPE
In everyone’s life, there’s usually one person who’s always there through every stage and situation. That person could be a sibling, a family member, or a best friend. For me, that person was my best friend, Rae. Our journey to becoming best friends is its own story. Rae was my neighbor, and since my parents worked, they would leave me at her house, even when I was just a baby. She was my babysitter, my caretaker, and eventually, my best friend.
By Regina Phalangeabout a year ago in Humans
The Red Day
Every morning, my mom wakes me up and sends me to the shop to buy groceries for the day. I always wake up reluctantly, wishing just for one day of rest, hoping my brother would take my place. But that never happens—I'm always the one who has to go.
By Regina Phalangeabout a year ago in Humans
