The subconscious never forgets
This morning while I was getting ready to begin my day, I started recalling one incident few years ago when I had a series of dreams about my early childhood. In those series of dreams, which continued for a period of almost two weeks, I saw a very significant event of my childhood unfolding bit by bit.
I was amazed to see very clearly all the tiny details i.e. from the colour and type of clothes that people in my dream wore, to sounds, smells and feel even the winds. They were all full-sensory series of dreams narrating one particular story.
Later, I tried to verify the information which I saw in my dream from the people who were with me in those dreams, without spooking them of course. To my surprise most of the things were positively verified.
At first, it was a fun experience to remember my childhood memories in great detail and in a dream; I felt like a Protagonist in some Hollywood psychological thriller movie.
Yet, in all honesty I can recall bits of information shown to me in those dreams but not everything.
So there began my search for the relevant scientific information that can support my dreams. The first thing I learned that the branch of science that connects laws of science with spirituality is called Metaphysics. Albert Einstein is one of most famous scientist whose theories are not only significant in science but also in Metaphysics.
SIGMUND FREUD popularized the idea of the subconscious, a sector of the mind that harbors thoughts and memories actively removed from conscious deliberation. Because this aspect of mind is, by definition, not accessible to examination, it has proved difficult to investigate. Today the domain of the subconscious—described more generally in the realm of Cognitive Neuroscience as any processing that does not give rise to conscious awareness—is routinely studied in hundreds of laboratories using objective psycho physical techniques amenable to statistical analysis.
With this information I realized that the time when all these dreams came was the time I started to meditate, to calm and focus my mind. Not to achieve certain level of spirituality but simply to soothe my brain and which is the main aim of all meditations.
Second, there are two aspects of mind:
The Conscious Mind, which your awareness of the present moment. You are aware of something on the outside as well as some specific mental functions happening on the inside. For example, you are aware of your environment, your breathing or the chair that you are sitting on.
The Sub-conscious mind is like an extremely high-tech computer with an even more advanced camera that collects, stores every single experience that you have ever experienced.
It is a part of the brain that has access to all information of past, present and even future. You can become aware of this information once you direct your attention to it.
Think of it like this. You walk down the street to your house not consciously required to be alert of your surroundings. You can talk on the cell phone and still arrive home safely.
You can easily bring to your awareness the subconscious information about the path to your home. Moreover, you can also easily remember the phone numbers that you called while walking down the street.
It is possible that some information of what might be perceived to be unconscious goes to the subconscious, and then transferred to the conscious mind (e.g. a long-forgotten childhood memory suddenly emerges after decades).
Scientifically it is assumed that some unconscious memories need a strong, specific trigger to bring them to consciousness; whereas, a subconscious memory can be brought to consciousness more easily.
So there, with this information some relief came. What was actually happening that when I meditated my mind simply showed me my past information which was stored in it.
If you are keen to know more about this topic I have found a very interesting article republished below:
Today we would like to focus your attention on the topic of memory; more specifically we would like to discuss how you can access your subconscious mind and its limitless capacity to retain information. This message is specifically for those who are having trouble remembering, as well as for those who are interested in learning about yet another ability of your conscious and subconscious mind.
Why is it that some people have wonderful memories while others seem to forget just about everything? You see the human memory is a funny thing. In actuality everyone has a flawless memory. How can this be? All information which you consciously encounter is instantly downloaded into the subconscious mind however you can only access this “memory” if your conscious mind allows you to do so.
So why do some people forget information while others remember so much? The only difference is their beliefs about their “memory” and the information their beliefs allow to be accessed.
We will use a simple computer analogy to further explain our message. Imagine your subconscious mind accurately recorded every piece of information that you have ever learned, read, and heard however it is protected by a “password”.
If you do not enter the correct password, then you will be denied access to the information. Your beliefs are the “password” that will allow you to gain access to all the information you have ever learned. The beliefs also are responsible for determining what you will “store” in your conscious mind and what you will “store” in your subconscious mind.
All of the information that you have ever covered is contained within your subconscious mind. The subconscious mind never forgets anything. We want you to know that your mind has retained every single fact, explanation, and topic that you have ever encountered. All you need is the “password” to access this information. Know that we are referring to not only the information that you have learned in this lifetime but in all others as well.
Your subconscious mind contains all of the information that you have ever learned, read, or heard in all lifetimes, however the information that has not been learned directly by you in any lifetime is “stored” in the Akashic Records of all that is.
You of course have access to this information any time you wish provided you have developed your ability to consciously connect. Regardless, your subconscious mind always has access to this information and “downloads” any necessary information when needed.
Some may prefer to refer to the Akashic Records as the “super-conscious”. The name which you prefer makes no difference; we are simply sharing where all universal information is kept and how it can be accessed by anyone at any time. All information is available to anyone provided you know how to access it.
You are seeing a smaller representation of this manifest in your technology today. The internet is a wonderful example. The internet contains many many billions of sites with incredible amounts of information; however you must know where and how to access this information in order to benefit from it.
Why is so much more information stored in the subconscious than in the conscious mind? It would take up too much of your conscious thought to organize and maintain ALL of the information you have ever come into contact with in each of your lifetimes.
It is stored in the subconscious mind so that you may access this information any time you wish. Of course as a fully conscious being you will once again be conscious of all information; however this reality requires a very specific focus on the current lifetime you perceive. To be once again conscious of all information would in a sense, “pull you out of the game”.
Information was never meant to be locked away, rather it was only meant to be stored and “organized” so that you could access it when needed.
Your conscious mind acts as a filter. It will only retain information that is in alignment with what is believed to be useful or needed at the time.
Try to think about just how much information you come in contact with even on a daily basis. The amount of data is staggering. However your conscious mind will only retain what it deems to be useful, important or of interest. The “filter” is determined by the beliefs which you currently hold.
Since we are discussing the topic of memory, we find it to be a suitable time to briefly mention why some suffer from what is known as short-term memory loss more regularly than others.
When the soul is not actively grounded in the body it cannot remember what it did only a short moment ago. This does not pertain to only the elderly, in fact many young, otherwise healthy individuals also experience moments of fogginess.
Some common examples would be when someone is reading a book and realizes that they have in fact read several pages without having any conscious memory of what they read. Another example of this is when you find yourself walking into a specific room only to stop and wonder why you are in the room at all.
It’s not that your soul has “left,” but rather we would say that the soul and therefore the consciousness of the body has shifted focus to another “place” and “time”. This leaves the body, seemingly moving about on “auto pilot”.
The body is still capable of performing ritual tasks, with little to no awareness of its surroundings. Individuals can still breathe, speak, eat, walk, fall asleep and to someone watching the body, it would appear that all was “normal”.
It may seem a bit surprising for some to find that their soul detaches or shifts focus away from the physical body quite often, but it is a rather normal occurrence. Your soul detaches its focus from the body every night while you sleep.
Now with that being said, let us now touch upon how one is able to gain access to the information held within their subconscious mind and bring it forward consciously. There are several things you can do.
The first step is to integrate and truly understand what we have just shared with you. “All of the information that you have ever encountered is contained within your subconscious mind.
The subconscious mind never forgets anything.” Once you have been introduced to any information consciously it will instantly be stored in the subconscious mind. Once you truly know this you can then begin to shift your beliefs to allow your conscious mind to gain access to all information once you need it.
Also realize that once you have the “password” you do not have to consciously remember every single fact, instead you need to have the ability to search through the information in your subconscious mind for the correct answer.
Another simple analogy would be the use of your calculator. You do not necessarily need to be able to perform the math yourself; you only need to know how to get the correct answer.
Very few at this time have the conscious ability to instantly “remember” any information they come into contact with; often these people are labeled as autistic. They have the ability to remember a tremendous amount of information, or more accurately they have the ability to access the subconscious mind to access a tremendous amount of information.
With the proper beliefs information is free to pass without any resistance; much like an open door policy.
Information is free to flow to and from the conscious to the subconscious based on the beliefs and filters one has in place.
This potential resides within all humans at this time, however it is only found within a seldom few who are considered to possess “super human” abilities at this time. This is changing, along with all of you.
We hope that this message has in some way enlightened you about just one more of the infinite possibilities that awaits you………………………………………
Sonya Syed. (Day 491)
I was amazed to see very clearly all the tiny details i.e. from the colour and type of clothes that people in my dream wore, to sounds, smells and feel even the winds. They were all full-sensory series of dreams narrating one particular story.
Later, I tried to verify the information which I saw in my dream from the people who were with me in those dreams, without spooking them of course. To my surprise most of the things were positively verified.
At first, it was a fun experience to remember my childhood memories in great detail and in a dream; I felt like a Protagonist in some Hollywood psychological thriller movie.
Yet, in all honesty I can recall bits of information shown to me in those dreams but not everything.
So there began my search for the relevant scientific information that can support my dreams. The first thing I learned that the branch of science that connects laws of science with spirituality is called Metaphysics. Albert Einstein is one of most famous scientist whose theories are not only significant in science but also in Metaphysics.
SIGMUND FREUD popularized the idea of the subconscious, a sector of the mind that harbors thoughts and memories actively removed from conscious deliberation. Because this aspect of mind is, by definition, not accessible to examination, it has proved difficult to investigate. Today the domain of the subconscious—described more generally in the realm of Cognitive Neuroscience as any processing that does not give rise to conscious awareness—is routinely studied in hundreds of laboratories using objective psycho physical techniques amenable to statistical analysis.
With this information I realized that the time when all these dreams came was the time I started to meditate, to calm and focus my mind. Not to achieve certain level of spirituality but simply to soothe my brain and which is the main aim of all meditations.
Second, there are two aspects of mind:
The Conscious Mind, which your awareness of the present moment. You are aware of something on the outside as well as some specific mental functions happening on the inside. For example, you are aware of your environment, your breathing or the chair that you are sitting on.
The Sub-conscious mind is like an extremely high-tech computer with an even more advanced camera that collects, stores every single experience that you have ever experienced.
It is a part of the brain that has access to all information of past, present and even future. You can become aware of this information once you direct your attention to it.
Think of it like this. You walk down the street to your house not consciously required to be alert of your surroundings. You can talk on the cell phone and still arrive home safely.
You can easily bring to your awareness the subconscious information about the path to your home. Moreover, you can also easily remember the phone numbers that you called while walking down the street.
It is possible that some information of what might be perceived to be unconscious goes to the subconscious, and then transferred to the conscious mind (e.g. a long-forgotten childhood memory suddenly emerges after decades).
Scientifically it is assumed that some unconscious memories need a strong, specific trigger to bring them to consciousness; whereas, a subconscious memory can be brought to consciousness more easily.
So there, with this information some relief came. What was actually happening that when I meditated my mind simply showed me my past information which was stored in it.
If you are keen to know more about this topic I have found a very interesting article republished below:
Today we would like to focus your attention on the topic of memory; more specifically we would like to discuss how you can access your subconscious mind and its limitless capacity to retain information. This message is specifically for those who are having trouble remembering, as well as for those who are interested in learning about yet another ability of your conscious and subconscious mind.
Why is it that some people have wonderful memories while others seem to forget just about everything? You see the human memory is a funny thing. In actuality everyone has a flawless memory. How can this be? All information which you consciously encounter is instantly downloaded into the subconscious mind however you can only access this “memory” if your conscious mind allows you to do so.
So why do some people forget information while others remember so much? The only difference is their beliefs about their “memory” and the information their beliefs allow to be accessed.
We will use a simple computer analogy to further explain our message. Imagine your subconscious mind accurately recorded every piece of information that you have ever learned, read, and heard however it is protected by a “password”.
If you do not enter the correct password, then you will be denied access to the information. Your beliefs are the “password” that will allow you to gain access to all the information you have ever learned. The beliefs also are responsible for determining what you will “store” in your conscious mind and what you will “store” in your subconscious mind.
All of the information that you have ever covered is contained within your subconscious mind. The subconscious mind never forgets anything. We want you to know that your mind has retained every single fact, explanation, and topic that you have ever encountered. All you need is the “password” to access this information. Know that we are referring to not only the information that you have learned in this lifetime but in all others as well.
Your subconscious mind contains all of the information that you have ever learned, read, or heard in all lifetimes, however the information that has not been learned directly by you in any lifetime is “stored” in the Akashic Records of all that is.
You of course have access to this information any time you wish provided you have developed your ability to consciously connect. Regardless, your subconscious mind always has access to this information and “downloads” any necessary information when needed.
Some may prefer to refer to the Akashic Records as the “super-conscious”. The name which you prefer makes no difference; we are simply sharing where all universal information is kept and how it can be accessed by anyone at any time. All information is available to anyone provided you know how to access it.
You are seeing a smaller representation of this manifest in your technology today. The internet is a wonderful example. The internet contains many many billions of sites with incredible amounts of information; however you must know where and how to access this information in order to benefit from it.
Why is so much more information stored in the subconscious than in the conscious mind? It would take up too much of your conscious thought to organize and maintain ALL of the information you have ever come into contact with in each of your lifetimes.
It is stored in the subconscious mind so that you may access this information any time you wish. Of course as a fully conscious being you will once again be conscious of all information; however this reality requires a very specific focus on the current lifetime you perceive. To be once again conscious of all information would in a sense, “pull you out of the game”.
Information was never meant to be locked away, rather it was only meant to be stored and “organized” so that you could access it when needed.
Your conscious mind acts as a filter. It will only retain information that is in alignment with what is believed to be useful or needed at the time.
Try to think about just how much information you come in contact with even on a daily basis. The amount of data is staggering. However your conscious mind will only retain what it deems to be useful, important or of interest. The “filter” is determined by the beliefs which you currently hold.
Since we are discussing the topic of memory, we find it to be a suitable time to briefly mention why some suffer from what is known as short-term memory loss more regularly than others.
When the soul is not actively grounded in the body it cannot remember what it did only a short moment ago. This does not pertain to only the elderly, in fact many young, otherwise healthy individuals also experience moments of fogginess.
Some common examples would be when someone is reading a book and realizes that they have in fact read several pages without having any conscious memory of what they read. Another example of this is when you find yourself walking into a specific room only to stop and wonder why you are in the room at all.
It’s not that your soul has “left,” but rather we would say that the soul and therefore the consciousness of the body has shifted focus to another “place” and “time”. This leaves the body, seemingly moving about on “auto pilot”.
The body is still capable of performing ritual tasks, with little to no awareness of its surroundings. Individuals can still breathe, speak, eat, walk, fall asleep and to someone watching the body, it would appear that all was “normal”.
It may seem a bit surprising for some to find that their soul detaches or shifts focus away from the physical body quite often, but it is a rather normal occurrence. Your soul detaches its focus from the body every night while you sleep.
Now with that being said, let us now touch upon how one is able to gain access to the information held within their subconscious mind and bring it forward consciously. There are several things you can do.
The first step is to integrate and truly understand what we have just shared with you. “All of the information that you have ever encountered is contained within your subconscious mind.
The subconscious mind never forgets anything.” Once you have been introduced to any information consciously it will instantly be stored in the subconscious mind. Once you truly know this you can then begin to shift your beliefs to allow your conscious mind to gain access to all information once you need it.
Also realize that once you have the “password” you do not have to consciously remember every single fact, instead you need to have the ability to search through the information in your subconscious mind for the correct answer.
Another simple analogy would be the use of your calculator. You do not necessarily need to be able to perform the math yourself; you only need to know how to get the correct answer.
Very few at this time have the conscious ability to instantly “remember” any information they come into contact with; often these people are labeled as autistic. They have the ability to remember a tremendous amount of information, or more accurately they have the ability to access the subconscious mind to access a tremendous amount of information.
With the proper beliefs information is free to pass without any resistance; much like an open door policy.
Information is free to flow to and from the conscious to the subconscious based on the beliefs and filters one has in place.
This potential resides within all humans at this time, however it is only found within a seldom few who are considered to possess “super human” abilities at this time. This is changing, along with all of you.
We hope that this message has in some way enlightened you about just one more of the infinite possibilities that awaits you………………………………………
Sonya Syed. (Day 491)
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