II. Mind (PSY)
2.1 Concepts of Cognition
Article 7 - Subconscious
SubConscious (more commonly written as “subconscious”) is a term used to define one (1) of the five (5) Fundamental Systems of Mind that is fundamental to the storage, retrieval of memories and emotions. Subconscious is one (1) of three (3) systems of the "Lower" Mind. The System of Subconscious may also be described as Unique Collective Subconsciousness (UCS).
By definition, the Subconscious Mind is all those cognitive functions to which the conscious Mind is unaware that are then connected to the interconscious. In contrast to the conscious and interconscious Mind, the Subconscious Mind is the most measurable of the three (3) as it is strongly connected to the automatic functions of the body which the conscious Mind “assumes” take care of themselves.
In deep dreaming or REM sleep, the role of interconscious in providing the dreamscape and contextual landscape as in imagination or “daydreaming” is taken over by the Subconscious – hence the lack of continuity in most dreams and sometimes the absence of sustainable context creating micro-dreams being dreams of a few seconds or less which makes recall of many dozens of extremely short dreams connected together impossible to easily recall.


