Comments on: Who is Minding the Mind? http://www.psychoworld.sk/2007/08/who-is-minding-the-mind.php The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances:<br> if there is any reaction, both are transformed. Carl Jung (1875 - 1961) Fri, 30 Jul 2010 07:19:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Spunky http://www.psychoworld.sk/2007/08/who-is-minding-the-mind.php#comment-783 Spunky Wed, 20 Aug 2008 10:03:01 +0000 http://www.psychoworld.sk/2007/08/who-is-minding-the-mind.php#comment-783 Hi Chadia, I do absolutely agree with you. Even more...your comment made me think about one particular fact: "our" (sub)consciousness...What is it? Do WE really fully rule either of them? Is it OUR lovely selves - or somewhat else? Be that whatever, it will never cease to fascinate me. Hi Chadia,

I do absolutely agree with you. Even more…your comment made me think about one particular fact: “our” (sub)consciousness…What is it? Do WE really fully rule either of them? Is it OUR lovely selves - or somewhat else? Be that whatever, it will never cease to fascinate me.

]]> By: Chadia http://www.psychoworld.sk/2007/08/who-is-minding-the-mind.php#comment-773 Chadia Tue, 19 Aug 2008 04:46:06 +0000 http://www.psychoworld.sk/2007/08/who-is-minding-the-mind.php#comment-773 Researchers have concluded that the subconscious mind is far more presumptive and independent than anticipated but perhaps this should be based on the idea that sub conscious thought was once conscious thought. Furthermore, what distinguishes conscious and subconscious thought? Are there any clear lines of distinction between these two spheres? We may one day sit and rationally and consciously think about what we consider to be charm and emulate these same thoughts sub consciously at a social gathering. The basis is that our subconscious actions were stimulated by our once conscious thought Researchers have concluded that the subconscious mind is far more presumptive and independent than anticipated but perhaps this should be based on the idea that sub conscious thought was once conscious thought. Furthermore, what distinguishes conscious and subconscious thought? Are there any clear lines of distinction between these two spheres?

We may one day sit and rationally and consciously think about what we consider to be charm and emulate these same thoughts sub consciously at a social gathering. The basis is that our subconscious actions were stimulated by our once conscious thought

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