Subconscious Intuitive Knowledge (Slides)

THE PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE OF

SUBCONSCIOUS INTUITIVE KNOWLEDGE

(Slides)

CONCEPTUAL CLARIFICATION

• PHILOSOPHY:

A rational (Reason) and critical analysis (Logic & Critical Thinking) of the totality of human experience

SCIENCE

* Organized body of study with the five external senses aided by scientific instruments (microscope, stethoscope, telescope, etc), using the inductive method of philosophical logic.

* Data Collection and Classification

* Prediction (the past and present will be reproduced in the future)

* Laws of Nature are discovered, Theories are Proposed, and Hypotheses are made.

 

 

THE CONSCIOUS MIND

Philosophers like Democritus, Plato, Aristotle, and Locke used the concept of Soul; others like Descartes, and Kant used the concept of Mind; and others like Anyanwu, and Hamminga, used the concept of Spirit or Vital Force. 

• Psychologists use the concept of Mind and split it into two parts: Conscious and Subconscious

• Conscious Mind: 8 to 10 percent of the mind.

• Perceives with the five (5) external Senses

• Acts at a time.

• Lives by the past, present, and future.

 

 

 

THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

• Perceives Intuitively and Communicates with feelings and Images.

• It is always awake and performs multiple tasks at the same time.

• Lives solely in the Present; but has a copy of all our past and present experiences.

• It is the power behind the will of the conscious mind.

• Perceives the Thoughts of Others and Communicates with Other Minds.

• It has unlimited power and enormous strength to accomplish its goals.

“The mind is everything. What you think, you become.” (Siddhartha Gautama – BUDDHA)

“A person is essentially mind that uses the body as a machine” (Robert Collier, The Secret of the Ages) 

DAY 2

THE AWARENESS OF INTUITIVE KNOWLEDGE

Sensory Intuitions: Colour, Taste, Smell,

Rational Intuitions: Inferences, deductions, and inductions made from data collected from (a) the senses, (b) Memory.

Intrusions: Thoughts that pop up in our minds unsolicited for: (a) Revelations: like Peter’s confession of Jesus, and his attempt to persuade Jesus from going to Jerusalem, (b) Subconscious Intuitions: like unsolicited ideas that resolve problems and puzzles.

 

 

• Democritus soul atoms: Perceives with the senses (mediated), and without the senses (immediate)

• Plato’s World of Forms: Souls Perceive Universals

 

 

 

 

DAY 3

• The Totality of Human Experience

The analogy of different paradigms, cultural and religious interpretations of reality.

CONCENTRATE ON THE MOMENT,

COMPLETE ONE TASK OR ACTION AT A TIME,

AND LISTEN TO YOUR MIND

Benefits:

1. Broadens or Increases your Awareness of the Present, & enriches the quality of your memory

2. Makes your Thoughts and Reflections Clearer for Intuition to pop up and resolve issues.

3. Auto-Security (Recognition)

4. Auto-Health (Recollection)

Auto-Suggestion

(A) Tasking your Conscious Mind with Thoughts and Visions of what you want to be or achieve in the Future.

(B) The Subconscious Mind Intuitively completes the Picture or Vision with possibilities.

(C) The possibilities often have some prices to be paid or some Sacrifices to be made.

(D) Further task the Subconscious Mind to Attract persons, objects, or things to you to aid you in achieving your goals.

DAILY EXERCISES

Quality of sleep and a sound mind.

Daily Exercise for a healthy body & a sound mind.

Survey persons, objects, and the environment.

Visualizing your plans daily.

Be attentive to your Intuitions and write them down.

Be conscious of Inductive Reasoning.

Sylvester Idemudia Odia, Ph.D. (CEO)