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Department of Oil and Gas Economics at the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas organized a symposium entitled (The Power of Ideas and Programming the Subconscious Mind) on Tuesday, the twenty-first of November, in the conference hall and under the patronage of the President of the University and the Dean of the College. The symposium was moderated by the head of the Department of mrs. Helen N. Al-Maliki, and the student Hala Laith Shaker lectured. Shaker spoke about the power of ideas and their impact on programming the subconscious mind. Everything originally starts from an idea and with repetition it turns into a reality that reflects on our lives. Ideas, like seeds, are nourished by what is around them, including the environment, friends, and everything that passes through us and we are exposed to, and today reality is a reflection of what has been going on inside you for years and days. She continued: “ One of the most dangerous and greatest things an individual possesses is the power of thoughts that can raise you to the top or bring you down to the bottom and end your affairs. Because great ideas with a person who does not believe in them are of no use. Great ideas require a great, diligent and thirsty person for them, and those around you are not responsible for what you are today. You are first and last responsible for yourself, and you have what you want. Live as you wish and be satisfied and grateful for who you are. And harness the powers you have in the right direction.” At the conclusion of the symposium, the researcher listened to the opinions and ideas of the attendees in that regard.
