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The Unconscious Mind

The unconscious mind was first described by Austrian Neurologist, Sigmund Freud, in the late 1800s. It all started with the case of Anna O., a young lady who had developed hysteria. Her symptoms included partial paralysis, loss of sensations, and strong headaches.

The reasons behind Anna’s symptoms were unknown, but through hypnosis, it was soon discovered that they were caused by a repressed traumatic experience. Paradoxically, by uncovering and expressing these hidden memories and emotions, Anna was able to overcome her symptoms. This gave way to the study of the hidden parts of our minds —the unconscious mind.

8 Ways on How to Be More Intuitive

By Sarah Pelaez

On November 10, 2023

In Emotional Awareness

Read on to find out 8 practical ways on how to be more intuitive.

Have you ever had dreams that perfectly predict the future? Or have you ever had a strong sense of knowing about someone or something? These are examples of having a strong connection with that wise part of yourself —your intuition.

This wise inner voice comes from your unconscious mind. This part of your mind constitutes 95 percent of all b rain activity. It hides mental information acquired throughout your entire life, and it influences and directs all of your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.

Understanding how your mind works is the first step to Mental Wellness

Tag: the unconscious

The Psychology of Intuition: The Human Mind and Intuition

The Unconscious Mind

8 Ways on How to Be More Intuitive