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The Power of the Subconscious Mind: A Bridge Between Philosophy, Science, and Nature

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The mind is one of the most powerful and mysterious instruments available to human beings. In both the Western scientific tradition and the ancient Indian philosophical schools, the mind is seen not just as a seat of thoughts, but as a field of energy, emotion, and creative potential. This article explores the power of the subconscious mind —its role in shaping our lives, influencing our habits, and how it can be trained through positivity, creativity, and connection with nature. 1. Conscious, Subconscious, and Unconscious Mind: Western Perspective According to Sigmund Freud and later thinkers in psychology and cognitive science, the mind is divided into three levels: Conscious Mind : This is the active, thinking part of our awareness. It deals with logic, reasoning, and daily decisions. Subconscious Mind : This part stores memories, beliefs, habits, and emotions that influence our conscious actions, often without us realizing it. Unconscious Mind : A deeper realm wher...
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Life is so precious

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Life is incredibly precious, and each moment is a gift from God. We only need to approach it with the curiosity of a child, unwrapping it with an open heart to discover what lies within. As we embrace our childlike nature, the external knowledge we have accumulated throughout our lives begins to fade away, and we start accepting the existence of God without questioning the teachings we've received thus far. We have been taught that we belong to a specific religion and should not follow the teachings of other religions. Hindus are told not to enter a Muslim mosque or Jain temple, while Muslims are discouraged from praying in Hindu temples or Christian churches. To truly know God, we must let go of this inherited knowledge that has been passed down for thousands of years and adopt the innocent mind of a child. In doing so, we can feel the presence of God in even the tiniest particles created by Him, permeating every corner of the universe. This childlike mindset serves as the first s...
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The False Illusion of 'I': Transcending the Observer and Experiencer

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The False Illusion of 'I': Transcending the Observer and Experiencer Throughout human history, thinkers, mystics, and philosophers have pondered the nature of selfhood. Who or what is the "I" that observes, thinks, and experiences? Is there truly an observer distinct from the observed, or is this duality a mere illusion? This article delves into these profound questions, examining the nature of the self, the illusion of separation, and the path to transcending this false division. The Illusion of the Observer One of the fundamental misconceptions of human consciousness is the belief in an independent observer. The mind assumes that there is a fixed "I" that perceives reality, separate from thoughts, emotions, and experiences. This belief is deeply ingrained, leading to the assumption that the observer exists as an entity distinct from what is observed. However, if we examine this assumption closely, we see that the observer is not separate—it arises in the v...
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Start Loving Yourself And Control Your Anger

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Start Loving Yourself Start loving yourself, as it is undeniably true. You can only spread love and care to the outer world if you first begin by loving yourself. It is impossible to share happiness if you are consumed by grief or sadness within your inner being. This love will blossom when you fully accept yourself as you are. God has already bestowed upon you all the positive vibrations that you need to recognize. Often, we find ourselves complaining about our circumstances and holding the external world responsible for our anger or sorrow. However, this only amplifies our grief, hatred, jealousy, worries, and disappointments. Firstly, we must understand that no one can harm us or make us sad unless we allow them to do so. Our peace resides within us, and we should not permit anyone to disturb our serenity and provoke us into worry and anger with their thoughts and actions. Always remember that if someone attempts to abuse or harm you, they will first harm themselves in the process. ...
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The Journey of Consciousness: Understanding the "Being"

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Through the faculty of consciousness, the "Being" interacts with the outer world. While individual beings are bound by time, the eternal "Being" remains untouched, existing beyond the limitations of time. This timeless essence is unchanging and eternal. Consciousness exists on different levels and gains its characteristics through actions—whether physical or mental. These actions create mental volitions, shaping the journey of the "Being" as it traverses from one body to another. These volitions determine whether the "Being" remains bound in the cycle of life or attains liberation, or "moksha." But why do mental volitions arise in the first place? The root lies in the actions of past lives. Time and action form a cyclical chain that perpetuates itself. The body operates in reaction to external stimuli, and every stimulus generates a sensation. When we react to these sensations, "samskaras" (mental impressions) are formed. Thes...
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