How do you create a personality?

**intuitionlink2** · 03-09-2014 07:45 AM

scenario: lets say you met your subconciouse and they told you that you can change your waking personality via them, how do you make one?

I have what i'll refer to as "motivation/addiction signals" this is the feeling you get to do things even things you don't like e.g. watch tv when you have work to do. How would i construct a personality or write one out so that the "motivation/addiction signals" only work for things that i want them to.

how is your personality structured? is there a core motivation mantra in you subconciouse that motivates your waking behaviour almost involunatrily like an addiction?

is it a list of values that all you actions coincid with and are dictated by subconciously?

what is it? if i met my subconciouse and asked them to change my "motivation/addiction signals" so push for useful behaviours how would i go asbout it?

**Screen** · 03-09-2014 08:33 AM

Firstly, you have to work on your grammar more. I'm assuming you're just writing and not really double-checking (we've all been guilty of this) but it's making it difficult to understand some of your sentences, and thus, your questions.

Now, it sounds like your goals are less in personalities and more in changing motivations. Well, these questions like "how is your personality structured" sound like something for a psychologist. I doubt the answer is entirely simple. My only recommendation would be to have a lucid dream and ask your subconscious these things, see what you learn.

Again, I didn't fully understand what you were trying to ask because of the grammar, but I'm guessing you want to learn how to do more of what you need to do and less of what is distracting or unhelpful. People use things like subliminal messages or hypnotism to accomplish this, like eating less junk food, quitting smoking, or exercising more. The goal behind these methods is to essentially reprogram your mind, your subconscious mind.

Because lucid dreaming allows interaction with the subconscious, you should be able to program it with an ease you couldn't find in other methods. How you would program it, I don't know. That's why you have to ask it yourself. And even then, your method--like every other lucid dreaming ability--may not work with someone else, which is to say it wouldn't be necessarily universal.

To summarize: reprogram your mind, and to accomplish that, ask your subconscious. But have a method of communication planned out beforehand. Otherwise, its random appearance may shock you awake or confuse you to the point where you don't understand the answer. Hope all of this helps.

**intuitionlink2** · 03-09-2014 09:20 AM

Originally Posted by Screen

Firstly, you have to work on your grammar more. I'm assuming you're just writing and not really double-checking (we've all been guilty of this) but it's making it difficult to understand some of your sentences, and thus, your questions.

Now, it sounds like your goals are less in personalities and more in changing motivations. Well, these questions like "how is your personality structured" sound like something for a psychologist. I doubt the answer is entirely simple. My only recommendation would be to have a lucid dream and ask your subconscious these things, see what you learn.

Again, I didn't fully understand what you were trying to ask because of the grammar, but I'm guessing you want to learn how to do more of what you need to do and less of what is distracting or unhelpful. People use things like subliminal messages or hypnotism to accomplish this, like eating less junk food, quitting smoking, or exercising more. The goal behind these methods is to essentially reprogram your mind, your subconscious mind.

Because lucid dreaming allows interaction with the subconscious, you should be able to program it with an ease you couldn't find in other methods. How you would program it, I don't know. That's why you have to ask it yourself. And even then, your method--like every other lucid dreaming ability--may not work with someone else, which is to say it wouldn't be necessarily universal.

To summarize: reprogram your mind, and to accomplish that, ask your subconscious. But have a method of communication planned out beforehand. Otherwise, its random appearance may shock you awake or confuse you to the point where you don't understand the answer. Hope all of this helps.

it was helpful thx and sorry about my grammar i have dyslexia and didn't re write and double check like i normally do :p