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The million dollar question is, whether the subconscious mind is a sealed unit or whether it has access to information and contacts outside of itself?
My understanding is that it absolutely has access to information and contacts outside of itself, dear Glad (peace to you!)... and that actually it's more than just a "mind" - it is an entire person, although not flesh with its blood. That "person"... a spirit being... CAN "transcend" the vessel of flesh that enslaves it, but it takes effort, rooted in faith. And not just faith "in" God/Christ... but faith that it can be done. One cannot do what one does not even believe one can do. Once one believes it, one can attempt it.
Because we currently reside in vessels that are DESIGNED to enslave us, though, we tend to let the "beliefs" of that vessel... rather than those of what we are inside it... dictate. Hence, if that vessel "tells" us that only the physical is real... most of us are more apt to "believe" that... and thus limit ourselves TO that.
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Carl Jung believed it does and called it ‘the collective conscience.’
I haven't heard that there is a collective "conscience" (and man's history would indicate to the contrary, IMHO, given what some "consciences" allow and others do not); however, my understanding is that there is a collective consciousness... a collective awake/sleep that ties us all together... ALL living things, whether they be flesh with its blood (which includes plants and animals, BTW)... or spirit... because it originates from the same Source. And the only separation between that consciousness is that between the living... and the dead. And I don't mean dead as in deceased in the flesh, but dead in that certain ones don't have "life" IN them... and therefore are not able to "access" all that they could with THEIR consciousness.
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If he was right, does that lead to what is termed a spiritual dimension?
Again, that depends on whether he meant "conscience" or "conscious." I cannot say as to the former, but certainly, yes, as to the latter. The physical realm is NOT all there is in existence. We are arrogant to even think so. We need only ask ourselves, "Where did the physical realm come FROM?" Many might answer this with, "It didn't come from anywhere; it was always here."
I would counter, though, that one might consider where it GOES... when it leaves here. As in the case of, say, an imploding star. Which is not the same as an exploding planet. In the case of the latter, fragments fly out and become a part of the physical universe. In the former, though... where did the mass/matter that made up the core of that star... "go"? When we think of a building "imploding" (which is really not the same thing), there is still a pile of rubble at the conclusion of the event.
When a star implodes, though, what is said to be left is a "black hole" which is also said to drag everything near into it. Into... "where"? There are some theories on this (wormholes, white holes, etc.), but regardless, what goes into a black hole goes... somewhere (else). It isn't in OUR universe any longer; yet, it is not necessarily destroyed, either.
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The giant step from there is whether such a dimension can be interpreted to mean the existence of a God and beyond that a personal God?
I am not all that savvy on matters relating to our perceptions of modern cosmology, dear one, so I won't speak further on it, other than to say that this is NOT the only... "realm"... and that this one actually came from another one, "through" something "like" a black hole/white hole/worm hole event... which was created by the massive amount of energy generated when my Lord, the LIGHT, came into existence.
I mean, he IS referred to as "the Daystar", is he not?
Things that make one go "hmmmmmm..."
Again, peace to you!
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Paz a todos!
Su sirviente, compañera de estudios, y un esclava de Cristo,
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