Superconsciousness and Its Functions

Ivan Zhurman

13 нояб. 2025 — 1 min read

What is superconsciousness?

It is the youngest part of the human psyche — a form of figurative thinking that contains abstract phenomena, such as:

- Intuition, creativity, and strategic thinking;
- Honor, conscience, and dignity;
- The ability to see opportunities and accept risks;
- Vector-driven potential expressed through images;
- Rational ideas that are difficult to explain logically.

Functions of the superconscious:
- Building a life strategy;
- Long-term benefit and planning;
- Aligning desires and actions;
- Faith and inner resolve;
- Guiding us toward actions that bring long-term results.

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