Mind

Mind can be defined as an ability of a person to be aware or conscious of things and to think and reason; a person's attention, remembrance, intention, or opinion and sanity.

In modern times Sigmund Freud, 1856-1939, the Austrian founder of psychoanalysis, advanced our knowledge tremendously with his research into mind processes and with his psychoanalytic concepts.

Subconscious Mind

You have only one mind, but your mind possesses two distinctive characters. The line of demarcation between the two is well known to almost all men and women today. The two functions of your mind are essentially unlike. Each is endowed with separate and distinct attributes and powers. The nomenclature generally used to distinguish the two functions of your mind is as follows: The objective and the subjective mind and the objective, the conscious and the subconscious mind, the surface and deep self, the outer and the inner self, the outer and the inner mind, the voluntary and the involuntary mind, the male and female, and many other terms.

The subconscious has also been called the “subliminal”, the “soul”, the “psyche”, the “inner voice”, the “spirit” and by various other terms.

Meditation

Meditation as per dictionary means, “thinking deeply and quietly”. Some scholars feel, “Meditation is quite similar to self-hypnosis”. Others have mentioned “Meditation and self-hypnosis are the same”. And I think the true meaning of meditation extends beyond those opinions. Meditation is an inner method for working with the mind. It is not religious practice. Meditation involves applying a series of systematic steps to produce certain desirable and helpful changes in one’s state of consciousness, which is called an altered state of consciousness. Meditation is a method whereby a person reaches an altered state of consciousness, deeper levels of mind, alpha state, theta state, subconscious or whatever you can call it.

Meditation as described here is distinct from the common meaning of meditation as process of pondering or ruminating on some topic. “Meditation” is the English equivalent of the Sanskrit word “Dhyana” this term is clearly and very specifically defined in the number of classical yoga texts. The ancient yogis, who achieve self-development, carefully systemized, Studied and described the practice of meditation. One of the clearest descriptions of meditation can be found in the “Yoga Sutras” of Patanjali, a classical text on yoga practices.

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