SOUL Doctor - Discarding Consciousness when Slipped into Subconscious

Jitten QHHT

20 Aug 202402:15

Summary

TLDRIn a Hyderabad session, a participant initially believed they couldn't complete due to upstairs disturbances. However, after reviewing the recording, they realized they had spoken subconsciously without memory of it. The speaker emphasizes the difference between conscious and subconscious states, highlighting the unique ability of some to remember their subconscious experiences. This session showcases the profound experience of entering different layers of consciousness.

Takeaways

😇 The speaker recounts an experience in Hyderabad where a session was conducted with a participant.
🕒 The session lasted for two and a half hours, indicating a significant duration of engagement.
🎭 The participant initially claimed to have made up a complex story during the session, suggesting a level of skepticism or disbelief.
🔊 The participant mentioned that the session was interrupted by noises from upstairs, which she thought might have affected her performance.
📹 Upon reviewing the recording, it was revealed that the participant's voice was audible, despite her belief that she was not speaking.
💭 The concept of subconscious mode is introduced, where the participant's conscious mind was 'discarded' during the session.
🤔 The participant did not remember the session, which is contrasted with others who can recall their subconscious experiences.
🌟 The term 'Divine interaction' is used to describe the phenomenon where some people remember their subconscious state experiences.
🎬 The speaker challenges the idea that one could create a detailed screenplay or story like 'Baahubali' while lying down, highlighting the difference between conscious and subconscious states.
🛌 The difficulty of maintaining focus and storytelling for an extended period while lying down is emphasized, contrasting it with the subconscious state.
🧠 The importance of understanding different layers of consciousness and the experiences they can bring is a key takeaway from the session.

Q & A

What was the context of the session in Hyderabad?
-The session in Hyderabad was a complex storytelling session that lasted for two and a half hours.
Why did the participant initially believe she couldn't continue the session?
-The participant thought she couldn't continue due to disturbances from an ongoing event on the upper stair, which she felt would stop her from concentrating.
What did the participant discover after watching the recording of the session?
-After watching the recording, she realized that the sound was present throughout, contrary to her belief that it only started after the event on the stairs had stopped.
Why was the participant unable to remember the session's content while it was happening?
-The participant was in a subconscious state during the session, which is why she couldn't remember the content consciously.
What does the speaker imply about the participant's experience being unique?
-The speaker implies that it's unusual for someone to remember everything while speaking in a subconscious state, as this typically only happens for a few people.
What is the significance of the term 'Divine interaction' mentioned by the participant?
-The term 'Divine interaction' is used by the participant to describe the inexplicable phenomenon of remembering the session's content despite being in a subconscious state.
What challenge does the speaker mention regarding the subconscious state?
-The challenge is that while some people can remember what they said in a subconscious state, for others, it's not possible, making it a unique ability.
How does the speaker differentiate between conscious and subconscious states in the context of storytelling?
-The speaker differentiates by pointing out that creating a complex story like 'Baahubali' while lying down for two hours is nearly impossible in a conscious state, but it's a different experience in a subconscious state.
What is the main point the speaker is trying to convey about consciousness states?
-The main point is to understand the different layers of consciousness and how they can affect one's ability to recall and create content, as experienced during the Hyderabad session.
What is the speaker's conclusion about the experience shared in the script?
-The speaker concludes that the experience highlights the differences between conscious and subconscious states and the unique abilities they can unlock.

Outlines

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🔮 Subconscious Storytelling Experience

The speaker recounts an experience in Hyderabad where a participant in a session claimed to have made up a complex story during a subconscious state. The participant initially denied recalling anything but later agreed after listening to a recording that captured her voice. The speaker emphasizes the difference between conscious and subconscious states, suggesting that some people can remember their subconscious experiences, while others cannot. The speaker also challenges the idea of creating a detailed story like 'Baahubali' while lying down, highlighting the unique abilities of those who can access and remember their subconscious experiences.

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Keywords

💡Subconscious

The subconscious is the part of the mind that is not in the forefront of awareness but can influence behavior and emotions. In the video's context, the speaker discusses how the subconscious can be accessed during a session, allowing for complex storytelling without conscious awareness. The example given is of a participant who, in a subconscious state, was able to recount a complex story without remembering it consciously.

💡Conscious State

The conscious state refers to the awareness of one's thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. The speaker contrasts this with the subconscious state, where participants may not remember their experiences. The conscious state is highlighted as the normal mode of awareness, which the speaker suggests is less capable of the complex storytelling demonstrated in the subconscious.

💡Divine Interaction

The term 'Divine Interaction' in the script suggests a spiritual or higher power's influence on the participant's ability to recount a complex story. It is used to explain the phenomenon where some people can remember their subconscious experiences, which the speaker attributes to a divine or exceptional ability.

💡Consciousness States

Consciousness States refer to the various levels of awareness that a person can experience, ranging from full wakefulness to deep sleep or altered states. The video discusses different layers of consciousness, emphasizing the unique capabilities of the subconscious state in comparison to the conscious state.

💡Session

In the script, a 'session' refers to a specific period of time during which the speaker facilitates an exploration of the subconscious mind. The Hyderabad session mentioned is an example where the participant was able to create a complex story in a subconscious state.

💡Storytelling

Storytelling in this context is the act of creating and narrating a complex narrative. The speaker uses the ability to tell a story in a subconscious state as evidence of the capabilities of the subconscious mind, contrasting it with the limitations of conscious storytelling.

💡Complex Story

A 'complex story' refers to a narrative with intricate details and a rich structure. The script uses the example of creating a complex story like 'Baahubali' to illustrate the depth of the subconscious mind's capabilities, suggesting that such a task would be challenging to perform while conscious.

💡Subconscious Mode

Subconscious Mode is a state where the participant is deeply engrossed in their subconscious thoughts and experiences. The speaker mentions that in this mode, the participant may not remember their conscious state, but the recording captures their ability to recount complex information.

💡Screenplay

A screenplay is a script written for a film or television production, detailing the scenes, dialogue, and action. The speaker uses the term to challenge the idea that one could recount a detailed screenplay like 'Baahubali' while lying down and in a conscious state, highlighting the difference in capabilities between conscious and subconscious states.

💡Challenge

In the script, 'challenge' refers to the difficulty of performing certain tasks, such as remembering and recounting a complex story, while in a subconscious state. The speaker suggests that some people can meet this challenge, indicating a special ability or interaction with a higher power.

💡Layers

Layers in this context refer to the different levels of consciousness that a person can access. The speaker discusses the differences between these layers, particularly the conscious and subconscious states, and how they affect one's ability to process and recall information.

Highlights

Experience in Hyderabad with a complex storytelling session.

Participant's initial belief that the story was made up during the session.

The presence of distractions during the session due to ongoing ties on the upper stair.

Understanding that distractions were present from the beginning and persisted throughout.

Participant's realization after watching the recording that the story was not made up.

The phenomenon of subconscious communication and memory during past life regression.

Some individuals remember everything when in a subconscious state, contrary to common belief.

The challenge for those who can recall their subconscious experiences.

The speaker's claim of having conducted a two-and-a-half-hour session without fabrication.

The difficulty of providing a detailed screenplay or story while lying down for an extended period.

The distinction between conscious and subconscious states and their impact on storytelling ability.

The importance of understanding different levels of consciousness in the context of the session.

The speaker's emphasis on the authenticity of the experience and its divine interaction.

The transformative experience of entering different states of consciousness.

The practical application of understanding subconscious communication in therapy or personal development.

The uniqueness of the session in terms of its length and the participant's ability to recount a complex story.