Thoughts need to receive their sources from somewhere. The starting point of the brain's processing, which we call thought, depends on the state of the information that initiated it. This significantly alters the outcome of those thoughts. Typically, in the state of surface consciousness, energy information does not flow; instead, it is stagnant, holding onto past data as it is, which creates limitations. Conclusions are drawn based on what is already known, relying on the logical functions of the brain. When the brain is harmonized with the state of surface consciousness, its thought processing is only attuned to that level, leading to the same answers that were already known. We constantly chatter, reach conclusions, and then retract them, reconstructing stories from the past. We do not refer to these as intuition, inspiration, or ideas. Intuition, inspiration, and ideas stem from thoughts that flow in a state of superconscious connection. The superconscious connection occurs when we hold a question in mind.

When we are seeking something new and trying to find answers, with the intention of pursuing something different—not just recycling what we already know—our subconscious recognizes that the source is not from the unconscious, meaning it is not based on past knowledge. Therefore, it guides us into a state of superconsciousness. At this point, our brain is able to process thoughts conveyed from this state, which we do not simply call thoughts, but rather inspiration, ideas, and insights. Do you see the difference? This means that our subconscious connects us to the unconscious or the superconscious according to our intentions. If the intention itself is new and unknown, it cannot be found in the unconscious, so it connects us to the conscious. Thus, the more profound questions we hold, the more we explore the unknown.

The more you have aspirations, the more you connect with a state of heightened consciousness through the desire for new experiences and new intentions.

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