Master of Hypnosis

Freud, the founding father of modern psychology, divided human consciousness into three layers:

Consciousness, preconsciousness, and the subconscious (also known as the unconscious).

Buddhism speaks of the eight consciousnesses, while the Christian Bible hints at the concept of the Holy Trinity.

In my view,

The eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind are consciousness; manas is the preconscious; and alaya is the subconscious.

The Holy Father represents the subconscious; the Holy Mother, the transition between the subconscious and consciousness, represents the preconscious; and the Holy Son is consciousness as it appears on the surface.

The Dao Ancestor said,

The Dao gives birth to One, One gives birth to Two, Two gives birth to Three, and Three gives birth to all things.

How wondrous.

The truth is far more fascinating than imagination, yet reality is more tragic than we imagine.

Where there is yin, there is yang; where there is yang, there is yin. The extreme of yin gives birth to yang, and the extreme of yang gives birth to yin. When yin and yang unite, the Taiji is formed. The ultimate goal of hypnosis is immortality.