Mind communications 1 comment

10 Feb 2006 @ 16:24, by John Oates Our self's role is to learn from its own postconscious mind (whose function is utter moral truth) and to think and act accordingly. Mind Communications When conversing with others, this conscious talks to that conscious. All humans have a postconscious mind but, however enlightened, postconsciouses cannot talk directly to one another, only to their own conscious minds. Taking enlightment to mean cognisance of ultimate moral truth, the conscious mind that has submitted to its postconscious and is consequently enlightened is able to communicate meaningfully with another similarly enlightened conscious mind, but not with an unenlightened conscious, even its own, that is to say one that is now unable to recognise humantruth because unwilling to discover it in the past. On the other hand, there is little purpose in one fully enlightened mind seeking enlightenment from another since both are already fully enlightened Meaningful communication occurs when an uncompleted conscious learns from its completed postconscious, the ultimate of which is supraconsciousness.

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