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Diagram for understanding the layering of our nonconscious mind
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The following diagrams are representative of how the concepts of subconscious, unconscious and nonconscious are used within the Releasing Your Unlimited Creativity understanding and material. They use of the concepts may or may not be that used in other disciplines or professions. This view is reflective of the understanding that energy and consciousness are the equivalent and only experienced differently. The figure entitled, "Layers of the nonconscious mind" reflect the basic layering. Within this perspective the basic difference between the subconscious, and unconscious is that the subconscious is what lies in what we call the mind and the unconscious is fix in the form of our body and its make up. However, all is energy consciousness and there is no real difference between the consciousness, subconscious and nonconscious other than awareness. Or, rather, that of which we are aware. The figure entitled "Layers of the nonconscious mind and beliefs" reflect how our beliefs and belief structure can be seen extending down through the different layers of the nonconscious mind. Analogously it can be said some beliefs "give root" to our experience. That is, there are certain beliefs we must hold in our nonconscious mind in order to have the physical experience as a human being. If we change those beliefs, we may still be in physical form but the experience we have would not be that as perceived by the human collective. Click on image to expand image then click again to gain clarity of image
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