superconscious mind: Karana chitta.

See: kala, mind (five states), mind (three phases), Satchidananda, tattva.

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superconscious mind: Karana chitta.

The mind of light, the all-knowing intelligence of the soul. The psychological term is turiya, "the fourth," meaning the condition beyond the states of wakefulness (jagrat), "dream" (svapna), and "deep sleep" (sushupti). At its deepest level, the superconscious is Parashakti, or Satchidananda, the Divine Mind of God Siva. In Sanskrit, there are numerous terms for the various levels and states of superconsciousness. Specific superconscious states such as: vishvachaitanya ("universal consciousness"), advaita chaitanya ("nondual consciousness"), adhyatma chetana ("spiritual consciousness").

See: mind, chitta, consciousness, samskara, Satchidananda, vasana, Three phases of mind, Five states of the mind.

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superconscious mind: Karana chitta, the strata of intuition, benevolence and spiritual sustenance. Its most refined essence is Parasakti, or Satchidananda, allknowing, omnipresent consciousness, the One transcendental, self-luminous, divine mind common to all souls.

See: awareness, mind, chitta, consciousness, maya, tattva, world, Three phases of mind, Five states of the mind.

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Perfection In Yoga

A Yogi can switch his life-currents, to and from the senses. He takes the Prana and the mind to the Sahasrara or the thousand-petalled lotus at the crown of the head. He enters into Samadhi. He is dead to the world. He experiences superconsciousness or Nirvikalpa Samadhi. He is in blissful union with the Lord.

From "Kundalini Yoga" by Sri Swami Sivananda

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The famous American scientist of the early twentieth century, George Washington Carver, was trying to make sandpaper, but he wasn't having much success.

Carver fell asleep and dreamed that he was in a wagon shop, where a man was working silently on a wheel. Carver asked the wheelwright if he knew how to make sandpaper. The workman said, "Yes," then continued working in silence.

Carver said with enthusiasm, "This is how I would do it," and described the sandpaper-making process he'd been using. "You did all right," the workman said. "But you need to boil the sand." Carver woke up and immediately went to his laboratory and boiled the sand. His sandpaper was perfect.

The following exercise will help you receive superconscious, intuitive insights:

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superconscious

(psychosynthesis) Higher unconscious", realm of altruistic love, joy, intuition, inspiration, contemplative and spiritual energies

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five states of the mind: A view of the mind in five parts: conscious mind, subconscious mind, subsubconscious mind, superconscious mind and subsuperconscious mind.

Also about the three phases of mind: A perspective of mind as instinctive, intellectual and superconscious: individual mind, universal mind and instinctive mind.

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higher self

The superconscious or higherconscious mind

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TURIYA: superconscious state

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ASAMPRAJNATA: Highest superconscious state where the mind is completely annihilated and Reality experienced.

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NIRVIKALPA-SAMADHI: Superconscious state where there is no modification of the mind or Triputi.

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inner mind: The mind in its deeper, intuitive functions and capacities- the subsuperconscious and superconscious.

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ASAMPRAJNATA SAMADHI: superconscious state where the mind is totally annihilated

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SAHAJAVASTHA: superconscious state that has become natural and continuous

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SAMADHI: the state of superconsciousness where Absoluteness is experienced

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Samprajnata samadhi: State of superconsciousness, with the triad of meditator, meditation and the meditated. Savikalpa samadhi.

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chetana:

chetana (chethana). Conscious, intelligent, superconscious.

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Prana-atma:

Prana-atma (Praana-aathma). Superconsciousness that activates the vital airs.

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inner sky: The area of the mind which is clear inner space, free of mental images, feelings, identifications, etc. Tranquility itself. The superconscious mind, Satchidananda.

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Asamprajnata samadhi: Highest superconscious state where the mind and the ego-sense are completely annihilated.

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