There are three fields of consciousness in the whole mind of man.
The first is conscious,
that field in which the mind functions during its usual waking activities.
The second is the subconscious,
that field into which the mind enters into more or less during the waking state,
whenever thought or feeling is deep,
and into which the mind enters completely during normal sleep.
The third is the superconscious,
that field into which the mind enters when it takes wings, so to speak,
and ascends to the upper realms of the wonderful mental world.
always in action but only on the surface.
We may liken the subconscious
to the deep waters beneath the surface of the sea
and we may liken the superconscious to the vaulted sky above -
seemingly having limitations,
yet in reality being so great in height and so far reaching in extent,
that no limit, so far as we have gone, can possibly be found.
Both the subconscious and and the superconscious exist in the great within,
the one being beneath, and the other being above.
