Objective and Subjective Mind

Objective and Subjective Mind

Your conscious mind is sometimes referred to as the objective mind. Because it deals with external objects. The objective mind is aware of the material world. It works with your five senses. The objective mind acts as your guide and director in interacting with your environment. You gain knowledge through your five senses. Your objective mind learns everything through observation, experience, and learning. Suppose you are one of the thousands of tourists who visit the Grand Canyon every year. You will come to the conclusion that it is one of the best natural things in the world. But you have come to this conclusion by observing the depth of the Grand Canyon, its rock formations, the various charisma of colors, etc. These are the functions of your objective mind.

Your subconscious mind is often called the subjective mind. Your subjective mind is aware of the environment but not physically. Your subjective mind perceives everything through intuition or intuition. It is the seat of your emotions and the storehouse of memories. When your personal senses are not functioning, your subjective mind is functioning at its highest level. This intelligence manifests itself when the objective mind is asleep or dormant. The subjective mind sees without using the natural organ of vision. It can see and hear anything anywhere. Your subjective mind can leave your body to a distant land and come back with real explanations. With the help of the subjective mind, you can read other people's thoughts and feelings, read envelopes, or extract information from a computer disk without using a disk drive. Once we understand the interaction of the objective and subjective mind we can better understand the true art of prayer.