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<h3>A bite of unconscious way <span class="date">[2024-08-10]</span></h3>
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Human brains are tentatively complex for many to write articles, do
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research and ideally use it. So, pertinently I’m tentative to think
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that I know of a small bit of it which I’d like to take a small bite.
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Often, we see and hear of where creatives come up with something new
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to the fruition for which they don’t tend to acclaim that this is done
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by them. This is because of the play of unconscious mind in their
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doings. The mind that collects and stores inadvertently. In other
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words, without knowing that we are observing that.
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This part of processing thoughts from unconscious level thinking has
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helped many artists bring fruition to their work that leads to
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different interpreted projections from people who perceive that.
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And this elevated thinking takes courage. We see, like Bob Dylan
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mentioned, that one can process at the unconscious level. But how long
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we can survive in that state until those drains are a matter of
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another topic (possibly researched at the scientific level, that I’m
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not sure of).
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Society and the system do not pertain to this way of thinking because
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it is structured way of thinking, hence people has to go out of the
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way to see themselves in a creative state where they can access things
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that cannot be done at a conscious level. And this system conceives
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that manner as a freaky state of mind. In short, the person is a
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freak.
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The awareness and the happenings at the presence at the unconscious
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level is more abrasive, where you notice things that’s happening at
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that moment in a state that doesn’t often show to others that you are
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observing that. But for you, you will do that, and you notice that you
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are doing it in a state of mind where you are totally out of it. There
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is no "Me" in there.
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The unconscious mind is like the tip of a double-edged sword to you
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and to others’ with you. You play there, you live there as long as you
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are able to keep up with that state of mind. And you better feel
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lucky, if you can come out of it when you desperately want to.
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