What is Warrior Mind Strength? It's a process for developing personal mental strength so that no situation, no experience, no circumstance will shake you. You'll stay focused on your task and your mission.Warrior Mind Strength will give you power. The definition of power is: "the ability to do or act; the capability of doing or accomplishing something" So by developing a warrior mind, this mental strength, you will have access to unbelievable personal power.
Sound great right? Well as with most things that sounds great there is a price to pay to get it. In this case, it will be discipline and openness.
Discipline to:
• Observe your thoughts everyday for the rest of your life.
• Question your thoughts and stories and determine if they are supportive
• To keep account of your results and tie them back to your thoughts
Open to:
• Know that you don't know (I've heard that of all the information out there we know only 3%; we know that we don't know 17%; and as much of 80% of information is that we don't know that we don't know)
• To question all your results and how you got them
• What you're about to read
Below is an assortment of many philosophers, sages, heroes and thought leaders principles about the mind. These principles are the one that I have found to be common among the "great ones."
The six principles of Warrior Mind Strength
Principle Number 1: The Law of Things: Thoughts are things, they are real forces, and they are energy. This has been proven over and over again, to doubt this is to doubt your own existence.
Principle Number 2: The Law of Bi-direction: The mind is like a two-way radio, it is a sending and receiving station of thoughts. C'mon, you've experienced it; you've been in a room and "feel" someone looking at you. Well, they're not just looking at you; they're thinking about you and sending you a message. Or how about when you're thinking of someone and they call you.
Principle Number 3: The law of Magnetism: The Law of magnetism states that, thoughts that are thought with emotional become magnetized and attract similar and like thoughts. Have you ever gotten in a fight with your significant other or boss and then all the thoughts that follow are about how "bad" the other person is?
Principle Number 4: The law of Management: The Law of Management states that we are perpetually experiencing thoughts and we have the power and the capacity to either entertain those thoughts or release them. Let's say you're driving on the freeway and someone cuts you off. At that split instant you can either allow the thought that "whatta jerk!" in your mind or "wow, that person must be having a bad day" You can either hold on and entertain the first thought...or the second thought. It's all up to you!
Principle Number 5: The law of Placement: The Law of Placement states that we have the power, ability and capacity to place and insert any thought of any type into mind at anytime. This is sometimes a bit tough to practice, because it feels soooo good sometimes to be mad. But by staying mad we are allowing those thoughts to stay with us. If when you're mad you see or think of a puppy, kitten or baby you instantly dissolve that emotion. So, by consciously managing your thoughts you are actually managing your mood as well.
Principle Number 6: The Law of Association: The six and final principle of is the Law of Association. The Law of Association states that the inner and outer worlds are associated and connected. The outer world of our circumstances and situations, the inner world of our thoughts and reactions, are connected. This one is the toughest to discuss without some more background information. And rest assured, your thoughts (inner world) do ignite your actions that create your results (outer world).
I hope that you will print this article out and contemplate these principles every day for 30-days. At the end of the 30-days pay attention to the results you're getting and if you don't feel more secure in yourself...that you have developed warrior mind strength, that mental strength to live a bold life!
