The subconscious mind controls 95% of our daily activities, while our conscious mind only controls 5%, and 60% of subconscious programs have a negative orientation
Rosanne references published studies showing this breakdown and notes that this is why people can drive while distracted and still arrive at their destination - the subconscious is running the show.
What you obsess about mentally, you bring about physically - this is simple brain science, not mysticism
Rosanne cites 39+ studies published on PubMed supporting mind-body connection, plus her own conception at 43 after years of treatment failure, and every miracle mama who has appeared on 300+ podcast episodes.
To attract what you want, you must be in vibrational harmony with it - you can't attract a high-vibrational baby while obsessing over fear, doubt, and negativity
Rosanne explains quantum physics principles and references how every miracle mama on the podcast faced challenges like age, repeated failures, and shady fertility histories but shifted their mental focus to succeed.
There's a difference between a beautiful obsession with having your baby versus obsessing over your fears - the woman with the beautiful obsession manifests what she wants
Rosanne contrasts obsessing over age, money spent, and partner concerns versus filling your mind with the smell of your baby's head and saying 'Yes, I Can' - noting that miracle mamas overcome less than 1% chances through this mindset.
You can reprogram negative subconscious programs through conscious awareness, education, and repetition
Rosanne states that women reprogram these patterns daily in her programs, and emphasizes that God/universe/source has given humans the power of choice and free will to change negative thought patterns.
Thoughts held long enough become beliefs, and if you believe you're too old, too broke, or unworthy, you won't do what's required for success
Rosanne explains the logical progression from obsessive thoughts to limiting beliefs to self-sabotaging actions, noting that miracle mamas had to overcome these same mental barriers to succeed.
Most people claim to be positive but underneath spend the majority of their time thinking about and focusing on scary, negative scenarios
Rosanne challenges listeners to pay attention to their actual thoughts for one day, noting they'll discover unexpected levels of shame, cheapness, and obsession over things that won't matter at age 70.
When you go to fertility clinics with lack, scarcity, blame, and victimhood, nobody wants to touch your case with a ten-foot pole
Rosanne contrasts the reception patients get when they approach medical care from fear versus approaching with a beautiful life-giving obsession about their baby, noting the stark difference in treatment quality.