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What is the Subconscious in Someone Who has Died in Themselves? – (2392)

Disclaimer

I can not talk about this matter from experience, but what I am going to do here is relay to you via this post the topic of the subconscious when one no longer has the ego. The information in this post comes from my understanding of what m.m.m has been speaking about lately.

Subconscious is Empty

In a person without ego, the subconscious exists. Though it is empty. The subconscious remains as a possible storage place. Where impressions that are not transformed will enter.

The subconscious is like a basement, that is part and parcel of the building. It is the inferior part of the building, and every building has a superior and inferior part. We can’t get rid of the inferior part because then there will be no superior part and then there will be no building. The same applies to our psychology.


Difference

The difference is that for a person with no ego the subconscious is lit up, it is not dark or black and it is empty, just like the abyss of the sun, that Master Samael said is completely clear and empty.

The subconscious of the person who has ego is in darkness and is responsible for much hidden logic, self-deception, impulses, body language and it is the dwelling place of the egos.

If a person without ego is careless with impressions a small part of the free and awakened consciousness can become conditioned and then if that goes unchecked it will break away from the larger body of free and awakened consciousness and then it will fall into the subconscious.

Tenth Labour

In the tenth labour of Hercules the master works to free him or herself from the effects of all the person’s memories that one has. This also further clears and cleans the subconscious.

End (2392).

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