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| | Unconscious mind - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Popper claimed that Freud's theory of the unconscious was not falsifiable. | | | A distinction needs to be made between "The Unconscious" (or the unconscious mind or subconscious), which are concepts in psychoanalysis and related fields, and unconscious or nonconscious events in the mind, which are of great interest in cognition and perception. | | | This is not the same as the unconsciousness or state of "being unconscious", such as when a person is asleep. |
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| | The Unconscious Mind |
| | The unconscious mind is not a thing in itself; instead, it is simply the psychological processes (and the archetypal-field elements) of which we are not aware at any moment. | | | The conscious mind and unconscious mind have an active relationship. | | | The "unconscious mind" is the same as the "subconscious mind"; the first term ("unconscious mind") is preferred by psychotherapists, while the second term ("subconscious mind') is preferred by writers of popular psychology. |
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| | Talk:Unconscious mind - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | "[...] the notion of an unconscious mind (or subconscious) [...]" | | | Marvin Minsky's Society of Mind theory is one theory that holds that mental functioning consists of a large number of modules, most of which are unknown to the conscious mind, and hence part of the unconscious. | | | Added something re Freud's division of consciousness into the preconscious, conscious and unconscious, on dreams, and on the distinction/similarity between unconscious and nonconscious events. |
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| | The unconscious mind |
| | The unconscious mind may be able to be aware of higher dimensional things but be unable to refelect upon them. | | | Although they were 'unconscious' at the time, they were able to recall what was said during the operation in sufficient detail to impress those present with the truth of their experience. | | | The unconscious mind is believed to have fewer limitations than the conscious mind. |
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http://www.trans4mind.com/personal_development/DimensionalViewpoints/unconsciousMind.htm
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| | Jiddu Krishnamurti on the Unconscious Mind |
| | But we are unconscious of this, unconscious that we are slaves to certain forms of tradition, to social and political environment, to false values. | | | The unconscious mind is much more powerful, much more insistent much more directive and conservative than the conscious mind; because the conscious is merely the educated mind which adjusts itself to the environment. | | | The analysts think that the unconscious can be partially or even completely cleansed through analysis - through investigation, exploration, confession, the interpretation of dreams, and so on - so that at least you become a `normal' human being, able to adjust yourself to the present environment. |
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http://www.katinkahesselink.net/kr/uncons.html
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| | Sigmund Freud [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] |
| | He articulated and refined the concepts of the unconscious, of infantile sexuality, of repression, and proposed a tri-partite account of the mind's structure, all as part of a radically new conceptual and therapeutic frame of reference for the understanding of human psychological development and the treatment of abnormal mental conditions. | | | Turning away from his early attempts to explore the unconscious through hypnosis, Freud further developed this 'talking cure', acting on the assumption that the repressed conflicts were buried in the deepest recesses of the unconscious mind. | | | The task of psychoanalysis as a therapy is to find the repressions which are causing the neurotic symptoms by delving into the unconscious mind of the subject, and by bringing them to the forefront of consciousness, to allow the ego to confront them directly and thus to discharge them. |
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http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/f/freud.htm
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| | Is there a subconscious conscious mind |
| | Freud’s contribution to modern psychiatry and psychology revealed the "unconscious mind" or that part of consciousness, which is hidden. | | | One of the principal tools for researching the mind is hypnotism, or another state of consciousness, that reveals the existence of the unconscious mind. | | | One of the most important tools for exploring the mind is hypnotism that maps the "unconscious mind" or other states of consciousness. |
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http://www.plim.org/_fpclass/1Issue98/Subconsciousmind.html
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| | Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy |
| | The hypnotherapist is planting seeds in the unconscious mind of the patient. | | | It is suggested that the unconscious mind can control the flow of pain by interrupting the pathways which travel from the sight of the injury, to the spinal cord, up the back of the spinal cord, through the brain stem and into the pain reception area. | | | It is clinically established that the unconscious mind can control the flow of blood toward or away from a given part of the body, i.e., warts and wounds. |
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http://www.netlegion.com/hypnosis/article.html
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| | The Changeling - Reality and Illusion - The Conscious and Unconscious Mind |
| | confined to the realms of the deeper and deeper unconscious. | | | The pendulum swings in the awareness of your mind between your thoughts - reversing, in your interpretation, the feelings and emotions from the unconscious as they rise through the perceptual filters of judgement into the conscious mind. | | | They are part of the illusion, the experiences of the pendulum swing of the Conscious and Unconscious mind. |
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| | Sex and the Unconscious Mind |
| | For Freud, conscious is conscious and unconscious is unconscious. | | | So the moment you face the unconscious, encounter the unconscious, you are face to face with your reality, with your authentic being. | | | Really, in a divided child the conscious mind is a minor part, and the unconscious is the major. |
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| | The Unconscious Mind |
| | Therefore the unconscious mind may reside in the axons, which would make it comprise the more reflexive or instinctive aspects of the psyche. | | | Therefore, unconscious processes are not literally unconscious; they are present in consciousness as a kind of background noise until and unless they cohere into macroscopic phenomena. | | | In summary, what the perceiving-acting-speaking ego experiences as the `unconscious mind' may be an equally conscious but loosely coupled part of the phenomenal world, which manifests itself only through hunches, dreams, urges, etc. More precisely, my phenomenal world may comprise two (or more) loosely coupled populations of tightly coupled protophenomena. |
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http://www.cs.utk.edu/~mclennan/anon-ftp/JCS2/node18.html
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| | Blogcritics.org: Mind Time |
| | Libet also argues that it is meaningful to speak of the "unconscious mind." Many who argue that consciousness is not reducible to the brain would nevertheless accept that the unconscious is reducible to the brain. | | | The notion that the mind is reducible to the brain is, in his view, an unproven hypothesis. | | | The point is that, by definition, it is not possible to be aware at the time of an action those that are unconscious. |
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http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/05/08/212005.php
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| | How to find a good therapist 4 |
| | Nevertheless, since your unconscious mind controls your deep-seated emotional satisfaction or dissatisfaction, the unconscious mind is often the theater of psychotherapy. | | | Messages from your unconscious mind are messages from you to yourself, and you can use them to evaluate the true success of your therapy. | | | Furthermore, your unconscious and your conscious mind often disagree. |
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| | unconscious mind |
| | It is assumed that the unconscious is distinguished from the conscious by the fact that we are aware of conscious experience, but unaware of the unconscious. | | | It would be absurd to reject the notion of the unconscious mind simply because we reject the Freudian notion of the unconscious as a reservoir of repressed memories of traumatic experiences. | | | But most interest in the unconscious mind has been restricted to potentially harmful memories that might be stored or stirring there, memories of bad experiences that influence our conscious behavior even though we are unaware of their impact. |
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| | The Unconscious |
| | Everything unconscious that behaves in this way, that can easily exchange the unconscious condition for the conscious one, is therefore better described as "capable of entering consciousness," or as preconscious. | | | All that is so far true is that the material is present in his mind in two versions, first in the conscious reconstruction that he has just received and secondly in its original unconscious condition. | | | Many people, both inside and outside the science of psychology, are satisfied with the assumption that consciousness alone is mental, and nothing then remains for psychology but to discriminate in the phenomenology of the mind between perceptions, feelings, intellective processes and volitions. |
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| | Dreams and Your Unconscious Mind |
| | Firstly, there is what psychology calls the "collective unconscious" and that term simply refers to what belongs to all of us. | | | And it is with the body that we have a basis for the experiences of our minds, for example, we see with our eyes and hear with our ears and taste with our tongues, etc. The body is a thing and it experiences things. | | | If, during sleep, our cognitive minds become deactivated, then it seems to fit, that our psychic energy is then, more free to base itself on or in our bodies. |
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http://www.psychicvista.com/articles/DreamsMc.htm
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| | Psychodynamic Therapy: Exploring the Unconscious Mind - Swedish Medical Center, Seattle, Washington |
| | Psychodynamic psychotherapy is based on the assumption that feelings held in the unconscious mind are often too painful to be acknowledged. | | | Countertransference refers to the therapist's unconscious and conscious emotional feelings toward the patient. | | | Psychodynamic therapy (sometimes called psychoanalytic psychotherapy) is the general name for a number of therapies that help patients bring their unconscious (hidden) feelings to the surface. |
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| | Unconscious Mind - Hypnosis - Hypnotherapy - Hypnotic Advancements |
| | The conscious mind functions primarily in the left brain, or more wisely stated the analytical part of the mind, and the unconscious functions primarily in the right brain, or creative, metaphorical side of the mind. | | | Most interestingly, at times, the unconscious mind takes control of the conscious mind and some of its functions, preventing speaking, or causing stuttering or stammering. | | | The locations of the conscious and unconscious minds correlate with the two sides of the brain. |
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http://www.hypnoticadvancements.com/language_conscious_unconscious.htm
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| | Shadow (psychology) - Free Encyclopedia of Thelema |
| | In Jungian psychology, the shadow is a part of the unconscious mind which is mysterious and often disagreeable to the conscious mind, but which is also relatively close to the conscious mind. | | | Jung described this bottom layer as "a psychic activity which goes on independently of the conscious mind and is not dependent even on the upper layers of the unconscious - untouched, and perhaps untouchable - by personal experience" (Campbell, 1971). | | | The shadow's appearance and role depend greatly on individual idiosyncrasies, because the shadow develops in the individual's mind rather than simply being inherited in the collective unconscious. |
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| | Body-Mind Connection |
| | Remember that 90 percent of your unconscious mind is talking to you! | | | The basement of the mind -- the place where everything that seems to have been forgotten is stored -- is known as the unconscious mind. | | | Most hypnotherapy research reveals that only 10 percent of our mind is conscious, while the remaining 90 percent is unconscious. |
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| | Collective Unconscious |
| | Jung found, however, that the unconscious mind is much greater than Freud had realized, capable of accessing all of human memory–even humanity's future. | | | Jung knew, from his own profound inner work and that of his patients that we are tied to a much greater archaic collective unconscious mind that emits universal symbols and processes we all share. | | | Before Jung's time, Sigmund Freud had given us only a superficial understanding of our unconscious mind, reducing it to a storage place for all our repressed personal psychological baggage. |
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| | Noteworthy is Applewhite's equation of the poet with self-consciousness and the bird with "unconscious ease," the interaction between the two accomplishing at last a momentary and imaginative "ritual death and rebirth" of the ego (24-25). | | | Paramount, of course, is the Romantics' overriding interest in "the notion of the unconscious" itself, their speculations "about a hidden process underlying nature, of unconscious irrational forces" (Ellenberger 204, 233). | | | Wordsworth's water imagery will be discussed in more detail in Chapters 3 and 5, as corollary to unconscious creativity and the child archetype, respectively, since water, especially the sound of moving water, is often connected in Wordsworth to the unconscious' inspirational and emotional capacities. |
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| | Engineering the Mind |
| | The collective unconscious mind operations are buried several levels deeper inside the recursive Whittaker structuring inside the EM fields, waves, and potentials. | | | Already in the 1960s Lisitsyn revealed that the Soviets were being successful in the mind-engineering (psychoenergetics) area, being able to insert images, emotions, thoughts, etc. in a mind at a distance, including into the unconscious mind, and even able to control whether it would rise to consciousness or stay in the unconscious. | | | a collective unconscious mind for all species on earth?also exists, and they are striving to be able to sort out and measure that one as well. |
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| | Skeptic's Dictionary: reader comments |
| | One quibble is your discussion of the unconscious mind, which looks at only the question of repressed memory and whether the unconscious mind can be shown to have some physical location in the brain. | | | Jung says that the unconscious mind has two components, the personal unconscious and the collective unconscious. | | | Another definition of the unconscious mind could be those things which occur in our minds, of which we are not conscious. |
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| | Reverse Speech |
| | It seems logical that when the unconscious mind chooses to communicate verbally [5] simultaneously with the conscious mind, it has no other option but to do it backwards. | | | 3 The mind can be divided into the conscious, the subconscious, the unconscious, the collective unconscious and at the deepest core, the spirit, soul, or divine mind. | | | Given the fact that the unconscious mind is not capable of deviation, or ‘lying', we can expect reverse statements to give clues to what is really going on inside a person's mind. |
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| | ISS: Personality and the Unconscious Mind: G. C. Barnard |
| | The study of the unconscious, whether in dreams, in hysteria, in "automatic writing," or in the trance utterances of spiritualistic mediums, shows that there are numerous mental processes at work of which we are not aware. | | | Moreover, the powers of the unconscious mind do not in any way correspond with the powers or development of the conscious mind, and they manifest themselves sporadically, and with a spontaneity which contradicts any notion of the origin in habits. | | | In extreme cases these unconscious elements, if they are powerful and insufficiently expressed in our waking life, may associate together to form one or more separate complex systems sufficiently coherent and stable to be recognized as distinct personalities. |
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| | fUSION Anomaly. Collective Unconscious |
| | Jungian "collective unconscious." This revelation and its integration into the field of shared experience is a process of transformation of the previously limited ego. | | | These universal emotionally charged experiences become effective when they are raised from the deep unconscious to the surface mind, and it happens that music, unlike any of the other arts, provides precise and powerful means of effecting this transfer. | | | In Jungian psychology, a part of the unconscious mind, shared by a society, a people, or all humankind. |
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| | May 2001 - The Unconscious Mind and Intuitive Selling |
| | The unconscious is the part of human beings that is intuitive. | | | Being in tune with your unconscious is an excellent way of keeping your perceptions more clear and obtaining a better understanding of the perceptions others have of you. | | | This is an expression of the power of the unconscious. |
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| | USNews.com: Your unconscious is making your everyday decisions |
| | Welcome to evidence of your robust unconscious at work. | | | The realization that our actions may not be the pristine results of our high-level reasoning can shake our faith in the strength of such cherished values as free will, a capacity to choose, and a sense of responsibility over those choices. | | | While these events are all superficially unrelated, each reveals an aspect of a rich inner life that is not a part of conscious, much less rational, thought. |
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| | Jung's Conception Of The Collective Unconscious |
| | Conscious and Unconscious are thus the two opposed parts of the psyche. | | | Thus far Jung is in agreement with his old teacher Freud, in supposing the existence of the Unconscious mind, which includes all that is not immediately accessible to everyday waking consciousness (i.e. | | | For Jung then, the Collective Unconscious is not, as many of his popularisers claim, a kind of "Universal Mind" or metaphysical reality, like the Platonic World of Forms, but rather an ultimately biological reality. |
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| | NMEDIAC : WINTER 2002 ISSUE |
| | The unconscious is most easily defined in opposition to consciousness, which, to be brief, is that which one is aware of. | | | q Advertisers have an interest in appealing to the unconscious minds of children and teenagers specifically because brand-loyalty is created entirely in the unconscious mind. The earlier the unconscious is breached in children, the more probable it is that the student will stick with the product when he or she grows up and spends money. | | | A conscious awareness of the unconscious motivations inherent in these four areas can provide the tools to completely deconstruct the public world and regain the ability to make decisions for yourself. |
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| | Alchemical Hypnotherapy But what does it mean? |
| | The underlying intention of the part of the mind preventing anger, hence causing disease, may be “to keep you safe from your parents.” In trance this part of the unconscious mind can meet the conscious mind and learn that the parents are gone now, and life is different. | | | You will be in trance: the gateway to the unconscious mind. | | | Once in trance, there are many ways to communicate with the unconscious mind. |
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| | Brain-Mind.com - dreams, consciousness, mind, brain, psychology, psychiatry, memory, emotion, paranormal, mental health |
| | By contrast, and as is the case with all "higher" animals, the limbic system mediates the more unconscious aspects of social-emotional and personal awareness, including those aspects of psychic functioning associated with what Jung referred to as the collective unconscious. | | | As is now well established, the expressive and receptive aspects of speech and language, linguistic and verbal thought, mathematical and analytical reasoning, as well as the temporal-sequential and rhythmical aspects of consciousness, are associated with the functional integrity of the left half of the brain in the majority of the population. | | | In humans, the neocortical mantle of the right and left hemisphere have come to subserve conscious awareness, including those aspects of consciousness associated with language and thought, and those components of non-verbal and social emotional intuitive awareness associated with the unconscious mind. |
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| | How To Cut Deals With Your Unconscious Mind |
| | In a relaxed state, ask your subconscious mind to move your left finger for yes and your right finger for no. My sensational self-hypnosis DVD teaches you how to get in a super relaxed state. | | | If you have rapport with your subconscious mind, you can talk to it, get feedback, and even “cut deals” with your subconscious mind as the title of this article suggests. | | | Your subconscious mind is trying to do the best for you
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| | The Wayward Mind - Trafalgar Square |
| | Is the subliminal mind the source of the sublime emotions of the Romantics? | | | For at least the last 4,000 years, societies have concocted comforting fables in the face of the recurrent puzzles of human existence—death, dreaming, madness, possession, inspiration—that invariably rely on some notion of the unconscious. | | | "Claxton's quest for the origins of the unconscious mind combines page-turning narrative with cutting-edge neuroscience. |
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| | Dreams: The Royal Road to the Unconscious Mind |
| | Freud believed that dreams are the wishes made by our unconscious mind. | | | And modern sleep research believe that dreams are the result of random neuronal activity and memory consolidation processes. | | | Jung was certain that dreams are messages from the creative side of our minds. |
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| | Amazon.com: Dreams 1900-2000: Science, Art, and the Unconscious Mind (Cornell Studies in the History of Psychiatry): ... |
| | One hundred years ago, Freud shook the Western world with The Interpretation of Dreams, which argued that the manifest dreams we remember contain symbolic references to powerful feelings and desires in the unconscious. | | | Over the course of the twentieth century, as scientists have researched the psychology and physiology of dreams, artists from Odilon Redon and Joan Mir to Jenny Holzer, Ingmar Bergman, and Laurie Anderson have produced dramatic images centered in the unconscious. | | | Subjects > Health, Mind & Body > Psychology & Counseling > Psychoanalysis |
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| | Unconscious Quotes - The Unconscious mind |
| | Quotations about the mystery of the unconscious mind. | | | + What I am seeking is not the real and not the unreal but rather the unconscious, the mystery of the instinctive in the human race. | | | All Quotes are taken from the ArtQuotes.net newsletter published 3 times each week. |
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| | the unconscious mind : dreams |
| | The division of the mind in psychoanalytic theory containing elements of psychic makeup, such as memories or repressed desires, that are not subject to conscious perception or control but that often affect conscious thoughts and behavior. | | | Dreams: A series of images, ideas, emotions, and sensations occurring involuntarily in the mind during certain stages of sleep. | | | This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar. |
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| | Tickle: Tests, Matchmaking and Social Networking |
| | Home » Mind and Body » Tickle's Original Inkblot Test | | | Welcome to Tickle's Original Inkblot Test, the most thorough and scientific inkblot test available on the Web. | | | Tickle does not send spam or sell email addresses. |
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