Subconscious: Infinite Power of The Subconscious

By Avinash K Sahay

Our bodies create the illusion that we are separate. This illusion is further reinforced by modern science and technology, which is based on the Cartesian-Newton paradigm, which posited a division between mind and matter and led to a view of the universe as a mechanical system consisting of separate objects.

This view fostered life in society as a competitive struggle for existence and the belief in unlimited material progress to be achieved through economic and technological growth.

Modern physics and quantum mechanics are now discovering what the mystics of the East have long known Ñ the basic oneness of the universe, what we refer to as Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam. The deeper we study the composition of matter, we find the web of relations between various parts of a unified whole more interconnected. This shift from object to relationships has far-reaching implications for both science and society as a whole. A thing has to be defined not by what it is in itself but by its relations to other things.

Quantum mechanics has also proved that the role of the observer is of paramount importance in determining reality. Heisenbergs Uncertainty Principle proved the impossibility of predicting the position and momentum of a particle. The mere act of observation changes both. There is a law of agreement that operates in the universe. Things are the way they are because we wish them to be so.

Consciousness, the observer of quantum mechanics, plays a vital role in determining our realities. Aham Brahmasmi means that the God within us, the Observer, the Consciousness, is Brahma, the Creator. It is through our own thoughts, the ultimate creator, that our everyday reality is created. According to one theory of creation, everything is created from the void. To manifest the powers of creation, we have to move from the same void everyday.

For long, we have been made to believe that very few move to the void, and death is a necessary principle. However, it only requires a daring leap to know that one is God and behave accordingly. And it comes with practice. The domain of depression, stress and infections lies in the lower three chakras dealing with sexuality, survival issues and power-play.

The normal movement of the kundalini is in the lower three centres, which is why most are obsessed with such thoughts. If we move to the void everyday, we take in cosmic energy which causes the kundalini energy to rise, activating the upper four chakras, which are each associated with a gland. They secrete hormones which give us complete immunity. Once our predominant thoughts are that of love, we are in complete harmony with the cosmos. We have moved into the arena where no malady can affect us, because our bodies are bathed in natural amrit.

Besides perfect immunity, there is a greater gain to be had from moving to the void everyday. We use only 10 per cent of our brain, the intellectual brain, at the frontal lobe of the head. The balance 90 per cent at the back, the subconscious, lies unused. More nerve-endings have been found in one small slice of the subconscious brain than the entire frontal lobe.

So when we start tapping into this subconscious brain, we are accessing immense energy. The rising kundalini ionises the spinal fluid. This creates a powerful thrust, which opens the reticular formation Ñ the electrical switches Ñ at the base of the subconscious brain, which then becomes available to us. Unlike the three-dimensional intellectual brain, the subconscious brain operates in infinite dimensions creating new harmonies.