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This is part of a theme I've been writing about lately. It seems that many people reach a point in life where they begin to experience the unconscious mind as a
by aspirant 17y ago
This is part of a theme I've been writing about lately. It seems that many people reach a point in life where they begin to experience the unconscious mind as a distinct and separate intelligence from their conscious mind.
For me it started when I began to view the unconscious mind as a separate processor I could offload work to. But since then things have snowballed and I've found that the unconscious can behave, not just like another processor, but like a whole other person. And apparently I'm not the only one.
At any rate, these past few months spent hacking my mind has been quite a ride.
- gruseom 16y agoIf you're interested in this area, you should explore the work of Milton Erickson, who was a great pioneer of interaction with the unconscious mind.