Healing Through the Subconscious Mind: The Hidden Power Within You

Shae Limtiaco
Apr 14
2 min read

Your body is an extraordinary self-healing machine. It can mend bones, regenerate tissues, and recover from illness—but have you ever wondered how? The answer lies deep within your subconscious mind, the silent architect of your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

The Subconscious: Your Inner Healer

Your subconscious controls over 90% of your bodily functions—breathing, digestion, immune responses, even cellular repair. It’s also the storehouse of memories, emotions, and beliefs that shape your reality. When you’re stressed, traumatized, or stuck in negative patterns, your subconscious can unknowingly block your body’s natural ability to heal.

But here’s the secret: You can communicate directly with your subconscious to remove these blocks.

How Hypnosis Unlocks Healing

Hypnosis is a natural state of deep relaxation where your conscious mind steps aside, allowing your subconscious to receive new, empowering suggestions. It’s like hitting the "reset" button on limiting beliefs stored in your body and mind.

Through hypnosis, you can:

Release past traumas that manifest as pain or illness.
Reprogram negative beliefs ("I’m not good enough," "I’ll always be sick").
Activate your body’s healing intelligence by aligning with your soul’s wisdom.

The Science Behind It

Studies show that hypnosis can:

Reduce chronic pain by 50% or more (Harvard Medical School).
Speed up recovery from surgery and illness (Mayo Clinic).
Lower stress hormones like cortisol, boosting immunity (NIH).

Your subconscious doesn’t distinguish between real and imagined experiences. When you visualize healing in trance, your brain fires the same neural pathways as if it were physically happening.

A Glimpse Into Multidimensional Healing

For those seeking profound transformation, my Multidimensional Healing Hypnosis sessions go beyond surface-level issues to explore past-life influences, soul contracts, and guidance from your Higher Self.