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Recieved: 1999/06/05 14:41
Subject: [K-list] unconscious / subconscious
From: Amanda Erhart
On 1999/06/05 14:41, Amanda Erhart posted thus to the K-list:
On Sat, 5 Jun 1999 17:21:25 Marc Katt Lombart wrote:
>--------'Twas written
>I suppose Dharma meant to refer to subconscious things. To me unconscious
>==================
>
> Both terms, which really mean the same thing, are inapropriate. For they
>refer to a state of consciousness, which is not there. Rather it is the
>brain. We can divide our mental abilities between the mind, which is the
>conscious, and the brain, which is the physical organ that the mind and body
>uses. All that is conscious has gone through the brain, all that we do
>autonomously is done by the brain, except for those things done by other
>organs, which are controlled by the brain.
Oh dear, here we go again.
This is just like the discussion whether soul is the
same as spirit or whether the immanent is the same
as the transcendent....
Everybody seems to have their own definitions on these
things, depending on personal experience and
tradition they're coming from.
Not even the dictionaries or psychologists
agree on these terms,
they are too diffuse.
Please don't let this turn into a flame war...
Best regards.
Amanda.
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