Freud, the originator of modern psychology, divided human consciousness into three levels:
Conscious, preconscious and subconscious (also called the unconscious).
Buddhism also has the theory of eight consciousnesses, and there is a vague outline of the Trinity in the Christian Bible.
In my opinion,
Eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind are consciousness; Mana consciousness is preconscious; Alaya consciousness is subconscious.
The Father represents the subconscious mind; the Holy Mother represents the transition between the subconscious mind and consciousness, which is the preconscious; the Son represents the consciousness that appears in appearance.
Daozu said,
Tao gives birth to one, gives birth to two, two gives birth to three, and three gives birth to all things.
So subtle.
The truth is far more wonderful than imagined, but the reality is sadder than imagined.
Where there is yin, there is yang, where there is yang, there is yin. Extreme yin produces yang, extreme yang produces yin, yin and yang combine to form Tai Chi. The ultimate hypnosis is eternal life.
"The Path of the Spiritual Disciple" comes to report
Hypnosis master, interesting
It feels a bit like a popular science book
To be honest, I have been reading it for so long. It's not that the author's writing is not good and the plot is not bad, but that the author pays too much attention to explanations, especially the explanation of nouns. If a suspense novel is written with a certain intention to popularize science, for fear that others will not know what the nouns it means, and too deliberately pursues "perfect expression" in this regard, it will be tiring to read, and the sense of continuity of the plot will be disconnected, and the reader will not be able to read smoothly. For ordinary readers, fluency is relatively more important than explanation.
"Taste the Horror" reports
Worship the great god, write well, and work together. Come on . Congratulations on the fire! !
"The Path of the Spiritual Disciple" comes to report
Hypnosis master, interesting
It feels a bit like a popular science book
To be honest, I have been reading it for so long. It's not that the author's writing is not good and the plot is not bad, but that the author pays too much attention to explanations, especially the explanation of nouns. If a suspense novel is written with a certain intention to popularize science, for fear that others will not know what the nouns it means, and too deliberately pursues "perfect expression" in this regard, it will be tiring to read, and the sense of continuity of the plot will be disconnected, and the reader will not be able to read smoothly. For ordinary readers, fluency is relatively more important than explanation.
"Taste the Horror" reports
Worship the great god, write well, and work together. Come on . Congratulations on the fire! !