Well, by subconscious I mean ordinary mind, not “the Mind” of the All etc., or what Napoleon Hill and the old Science of Mind authors called Universal Intelligence and names like that.
In that sense, you and I are also existing within that, so we are not more real than a spirit or demon or god…
Honestly people on here would save themselves a lot of doubt, even unhappiness, and wasted time if they simply read this book and took it, not as dogma, but as a working model upon which to base their own explanations, based on subsequent experience:
And the difference is that the one is programmable, per the stuff outlined in the book Psycho-Cybernteics, and will indeed deliver failure, limitations, and repeating trauma and misery, because it’s a dumb thing, like a servo-mechanism, whereas Universal Intelligence (or whatever you wish to call it) will deliver liberation and insights outside that which your conscious mind and experiences have programmed.
Well, entites being part of my subconscious or not, I don’t really care, because I saw some of my entities manifest real PHYSICAL influence. For me that’s enough.
Excellent - if you compare and contrast the All in that book (“the Universe is mental”) with the limiting servo-mechanism model defined in Psycho-Cybernetics, you will see the two polarities of godhead within mankind, one limited by what it “knows,” and one infinite from what it CREATES!
Of those polarities, one looks only upon what has already been created, the dead forms decaying into entropy, the other looks to what is yet to become, I mean you will find this echoed in religious symbolism globally (religion is a triggering word, but it;s where most people have always “put” their highest understanding of spiritual experiences and truths) - BOTH can be accessed with combined focus and emotion.
Agreed the principles in this text alone can help reconcile alot of questions when diving into unknown territory. I make it a point to reread it at least 3 times a year. Something new always bubblea to the surface each time. Usually relating to stuff I learned that year.
