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New Thought Healing Made Plain

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What is New Thought Healing? - Thought is a Force - Subconscious Mind - Superconscious Mind - How to Heal Yourself and Others - The Helping Hand - Ensouling Thought-Forms - The Quickening - The One Will - Tapping Higher Levels of Energy - First Aids to Healing - New Thought Leads To The Blessed - Affirmations For Achievement - Contents -

CHAPTER THREE
THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

VARIOUS writers use the term "Subconscious" in different ways. With some it describes what I should call instead the Superconscious, or what Emerson called the Over-Soul.

That is not what I mean by the Subconscious, for I use it to denote a product or result of the Conscious. Taken in a large and general sense, the Subconscious might be made to stand for all that is not Conscious, but I consider that it makes the study of Mind and its processes more understandable if we divide it and its functions into Superconscious, Conscious and Subconscious, the Superconscious standing for that vast storehouse from which we draw our thoughts, and of which we know very little, the Conscious standing for what we perceive to be the form of mental activity which we recognize as the human mind, and the Subconscious, standing for automatic mental processes or habits, initiated, in the first instance, by the Conscious Mind.

It is of the Subconscious Mind that I will speak in this chapter. To begin with, let us consider its office in controlling the involuntary action of the body, such as the beating of the heart, the circulation of the blood, digestion, etc., any process

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