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The Tenth Lesson: Sub-Consciousing.641
The Tenth Lesson: Sub-Consciousing.
In the Ninth Lesson we called your attention to the fact that Reasoning was
not necessarily conscious in its operations, and that, in fact, a large part
of the rational processes of the mind are performed below or above the
field of consciousness. And in the Eighth Lesson we gave you a number of
examples illustrating this fact. We also gave you a number of cases in which
the sub-conscious field of the Intellect worked out problems, and then after
a time passed on to the conscious field of the Intellect the solution of the
matter. In this lesson we purpose instructing you in the methods by which
this part of the Intellect may be set to work for you. Many have stumbled
upon bits of this truth for themselves, and, in fact, the majority of successful
men and men who have attained eminence in any walk of life have made
more or less use of this truth, although they seldom understand the reason
of it.
Very few Western writers have recognized the work of this plane of the
mind. They have given us full and ingenious theories and examples of the
workings of the Instinctive Mind, and in some cases they have touched upon
the workings and operations of the Intuitional planes, but in nearly every
case they have treated the Intellect as something entirely confined to the