“Reality is created by the mind. We can change our reality by changing our mind.” — Plato
“The mind has the power to shape our reality. By changing our thoughts and beliefs, we can transform our perception of the world around us.
Plato believed that our conscious mind, which is responsible for our everyday awareness and critical thinking, plays a crucial role in evaluating and understanding
our experiences.
The subconscious mind, on the other hand, stores our automatic behaviors, habits, and early learnings. It is also the source of our imagination and emotions.
The superconscious mind holds our creativity and personal Akashic records, and we can access it through dreams, meditation, and self-hypnosis.
Lastly, the collective unconscious is a reservoir of energy from all life forms, and it is from this collective pool that we sometimes receive ideas or insights seemingly out of nowhere. This concept explains how multiple individuals can independently come up with the same idea without any logical connection. Together, these different levels of the mind contribute to the creation and transformation of our reality.
CM – Conscious Mind – The conscious mind is the focus of our everyday awareness which is the part of the mind you are using as you read this guide. It is known as the ‘critical sensor’ that evaluates problems and situations as and when they arise.
SM – Subconscious Mind – The subconscious mind is where your automatic behavior and ingrained habits are stored once they have filtered through the conscious mind and been accepted. This is also where most of your early learnings and childhood memories lie and is the seat of the imagination and emotions; it can overlap to the SC area.
SC – Superconscious Mind – The superconscious is where your creativity and personal Akashic records are stored and this deeper part of your mind can be accessed through dreams, meditation and self-hypnosis.
CUc– Collective Unconscious – The collective unconscious is where the energy from all life forms exists and this is the part we tap into when an idea comes to us out of the blue and we later discover someone else has come up with the same idea at the same time without any connection to ourselves or other logical explanation.”