Types of Consciousness
By: Georgina Rivera Acosta
Subconscious
The subconscious mind is all the processes that our brain manages without being aware of it. Every experience, thought, impression of loss or gain resides in the subconscious mind and determines our patterns of thought and behavior far more than we realize. The subconscious makes the flow of ideas. When we dream at night, we are operating on the subconscious level.
Conscious
The conscious mind is your awareness at the present moment. You are aware of something on the outside as well as some specific mental functions happening on the inside. For example, you are ware of your environment, your breathing, or the chair that you are sitting on.
Superconscious
The Super Conscious mind contains within itself the possibility as well as the probability of creating anything and everything that can be conceived with mind. Essentially, the possibilities are deemed to be “infinite.”
The Super Conscious is sometimes referred to as the “collective unconscious” which is a term of analytical psychology, coined by psychiatrist and founder of analytical psychology, Carl Jung.
Three Minds: Consciousness, Subconscious, and Unconscious
Subconscious Facts
It is always alert and awake.
- When you fall asleep in front of the TV, your subconscious hears every single thing that is being said. It is listening!
- The subconscious stores all your memories and experiences in the form of mental images and metaphors. A metaphor is a symbolic image meant as a analogy or substitute for something else such as broken heart, raining cats and dogs, etc.
- Using symbols and metaphors, your subconscious mind communicates with you through dreams, providing you with these analogies to help you process certain situations or events. You may look up the meaning of these symbols.
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Conscious Facts
- The mind is typically defined as the organized totality or system of all mental processes or psychic activities of an individual.
- Many philosophers hold that the brain is a detector of the mind and that the mind is an inner, subjective state of consciousness.
- Philosophers have used a variety of metaphors to describe the mind, including a blank sheet, a hydraulic device with different forces operating in it, or a television switchboard.
Super Conscious Facts
- it is a form of free energy
- most powerful force available for success and happiness