Subconscious Research Articles

Ancient Practice of Garbh Sanskar and its Importance in Modern Scenario

Garbh Sanskar is ancient practice of nurturing mental, physical and emotional environment of mother during her pregnancy stage to promote overall well-being of both mother as well as her unborn child. This ancient practice combines holistic habits that include balanced nutrition, Yoga, recitation of Mantra, prayer and meditation, etc. This process inculcates positive values in the subconscious mind of Garbh (fetus) and also nourish mother in all means to manifest optimal strength in all dimensions. The practices of Garbh Sanskar maintain well being of mother and child, these effects subsequently reflects in the later stages of pregnancy and after the child birth. The current scenario witnessed hampered pattern of life style which significantly deteriorate health of women carrying fetus, this may cause problem in normal child birth or disrupt health of new born. Therefore practices of Garbh Sanskar become crucial in modern’s day life style to prevent mother and child from the harmful effects of stressful pattern of current scenario. This article highlights ancient practice of Garbh Sanskar and its importance in modern scenario.

Journey into The Psyche: Decoding Dreams in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s Queen of Dreams

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is one among the famous South Indian writers. She has concentrated in many areas such as diaspora, immigration, alienation, frustration, cultural clashes, myth and miracles. This research paper helps to guide the readers in a different aspect of entering into the dreamy world of Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni through the novel Queen of Dreams. Most of the researchers have focused on the familiar themes of Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni. But this article analyses the parallel study of Freud’s Interpretation of Dreams and Divakaruni’s Queen of Dreams. The concept of dream, similarities and dissimilarities, ideas relevant to dream, pros and cons of dream, how dream plays a psychological impact in the lives of human beings are explained in a crystal clear manner. The first generation immigrants are the people who moved to a new country and are the first in their families. They face many challenges adjusting to a new culture, language and societal norms while preserving their own heritage. The second generation immigrants are the people who are born in a new country to immigrant parents. They reveal the cultural influences from both their parents’ heritage and the society in which they are raised. The psychological sufferings of first and second generation are going to be dealt in this paper. The longingness and nostalgic memories affect present life as well as their career. One should maintain equanimity and mental balance to take great effort to achieve success in one’s own life. One way or the other way people try to chase their dreams and to attain wish fulfillment. The dream is driven by unconscious wish fulfillment. Freud explains that dream as a manifestation of one’s deepest desires and anxieties which are relating to repressed or oppressed childhood memories. Dreams are nothing but the stories and images of a mind which are created during the sleeping time. Dreams reveal the contents of subconscious mind. In the novel Queen of Dreams, the dreams and meanings of Mrs. Gupta play a vital role.

Mamah Dede's Communication style in conveying da'wah message in the mama and AA action program in indosiar

ABSTRACTThis research examines the communication style employed by Mamah Dedeh, a preacher, in delivering sermons utilizing the Tubbs and Moss communication style theory approach. Preachers should be mindful of their communication style when delivering da'wah messages. Utilizing different communication methods has the potential to enhance the significance within an individual's subconscious mind. The chosen communication channel must possess the capacity to preserve the message while also being easily retained by the general population. This study employs a qualitative methodology to analyze Mamah Dedeh's communication style using certain methodologies. The data acquisition technique was conducted by duplicating lectures from YouTube. The collected results indicate that the communication style employed consists of The Controlling Style and The Structuring Style.

Analysis of Additional Building Effects in Historic Buildings with Visual Attention Software: The Case of Dresden Military History Museum

Modern additions to historic environments/buildings have been designed from the past to the present. In thiscontext, it is always questioned which architectural elements attract more attention: historical elements or modernelements. When a person encounters an image, their subconscious mind instantly decides what exactly attracts theirattention. According to the theory of Cognitive Architecture, there are architectural principles that peoplesubconsciously prefer. Considering these principles, it is assumed that traditional buildings attract moresubconscious attention than modern buildings. This assumption constitutes the hypothesis of the study. In the study,the visual attention method was used to analyze the additional building effects in historical buildings. To predict theobservers' reactions to the visuals, the Military History Museum in Dresden, Germany was selected as a case study.For visual attention, 3M's VAS (Visual Attention Software), an artificial intelligence application developed usingexperimental data from eye tracking, was used. Diagrams and analysis from 3M eye tracking are presented to explainwhich architecture is more interesting and why.

Effectiveness of Childbirth Education and Hypnobirthing Assistance in Improving Labor Outcome

Background: Childbirth education and assistance with hypnobirthing is an autohypnosis technique, namely an effort to instill positive intentions through suggestion into the soul or subconscious mind during pregnancy and preparation for childbirth. This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of childbirth education and assistance with hypnobirthing in improving childbirth outcomes. Subjects dan Methode: The Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) study was conducted at the Pratama D'Maryam Clinic, Yogyakarta from August to December 2023. A total of 154 pregnant women were selected for this study. Dependent variables are anxiety, depression, complications, and delivery time. The independent variables are childbirth education and assistance with hypnobirthing. Therapy is given 2 times a week with a duration of 3 hours. The study instrument is a questionnaire. Data analysis used Independent T-Test. Results: Providing childbirth education accompanied by assistance with hypnobirthing is effective in reducing anxiety levels in pregnant women (Effect Size= 1.22; p<0.001), reducing depression levels (Effect Size= 1.19; p<0.001), and shortening labor time (Effect Size= 0.08; p = 0.016). Conclusion: Providing childbirth education accompanied by assistance with hypnobirthing is effective in reducing anxiety levels in pregnant women, reducing depression levels, and shortening labor time.

Development Model of Subconscious Mind Therapy (SMT) In Students Addicted to Gadgets and Online Games to Restore Self-Regulation and Task Commitment

Many gadgets and online games are used inappropriately, especially for students. So many students are addicted to gadgets and online games, that students forget their duties as students, instead of carrying out lecture assignments and positive activities to support their success in studies, these students only play gadgets and online games. For this reason, we need a way to restore self-regulation and commitment to college assignments by developing a subconscious mind therapy (SMT) development model. The research used is the Borg and Gall model of research and development. This research used five main steps, namely: (a) preparation of an initial instrument draft (stage one), (b) limited trial at two universities, (c) evaluation and revision stage one, (d) wider trial at five twelve universities, and to (e) evaluation and revision stage 2. results of feasibility tests from experts, limited trials and wide-scale trials. The results of the feasibility test by experts showed that all experts stated that the draft SMT model developed by the researchers was suitable for use. A few experts suggested the need for improved design and more attractive illustrations as well as simplifying the sentences in the draft SMT Model. The expert's suggestions are used as positive input by the researcher who then makes revisions or improvements according to the expert's suggestions. Subconscious mind therapy (SMT) development model for students at 5 universities, both state and private, who are addicted to gadgets and online games to restore students' self-regulation and task commitment. This is based on the results of individual tests of subconscious mind therapy (SMT) developed by researchers that contain practicality. The results of this trial show that to restore self-regulation and task commitment for students who are addicted to gadgets and online games, they are treated using the subconscious mind therapy (SMT) model. Limited trials and extensive trials from students show that a model for developing subconscious mind therapy (SMT) has been produced for students addicted to gadgets and online games to restore students' self-regulation and task commitment. This is based on the results of limited tests and extensive trials, namely on students, showing a significant increase in self-regulation and task commitment. The different test (t-test) on limited trials produced a t count of self-regulation and task commitment of 11.667 with a significance of 0.000 and a t count of self-regulation and task commitment of 11.208 with a significance of 0.000, also produced a t count of interpersonal intelligence of 10.434 with a significance of 0.000, t count intrapersonal intelligence was 12.658 with a significance of 0.000 and t calculated naturalist intelligence was 20.013 with a significance of 0.000. The results of the t count above show that this development research has produced a model for developing subconscious mind therapy (SMT) for students addicted to gadgets and online games to restore students' self-regulation and task commitment.

Manas (Mind) Structure: Exposing the Mysterious Functional Anatomy in the Indian System of Medical Philosophy

The mind is not structured anatomically, as emphasized by modern pathology. Instead, it is expanded as a whole in a subtle form behind the physical body. In the Indian system of medical philosophy, the mind is considered as the astral nerves made third body, which identified as the ‘Manomaya-sharira’ (subconscious mind). The mind is composed of millions of astralnadis, through which Pranic-energies circulate freely into the astral anatomy of mind. Seven-chakras are found parallel to the spine, serving as the major seven innovation centres in the body. These Chakras facilitate the connection of the mind with the seven dimensions of the inner world. From these dimensions the Pranic-energies including Sattva, Raja, Tama are exported to the mind and its Nadi-tantras, influencing both the outer and inner subconscious minds. Subsequently, these elements, viz., Sattva, Raja and Tama are thrown from the mind to the outer world through the seven sense organs, manifesting as either constructive or destructive activities. Thus the mind exists due to ‘Prana’, (energy of Omkara) which increases through deeper meditation, sound sleep, and breathing exercises (O2). The positional behaviour of the mind shifts according to the physical and mental temperament, namely Triguna and Tridosha, or Panchavikara. The negative energy (Tama-guna) of the fourth dimension enters the astral Nadis-system of the mind via the interspace of the solar plexus, which crushes the mind’s structures, and consequently, all the Chakras are corrupted and the Nadis are blocked, so it generates a break in the circulation of ‘Prana’ into the Nadis. As a result, many socio-economic challenges and psychosomatic disorders occur.

Why Altruistic Organ Donations Are Not Meeting Demands.

Solid-organ transplantation remains the optimal therapeutic option for end-stage organ disease. Altruistic donation represents the ultimate sign of generosity and the most important gift of life. Currently, <10% of the global needs for transplant are fulfilled. Organ shortages result from an inability to provide an adequate organ supply to match demands. The recently observed stagnation in living kidney donations in the United States is related to a drop in all types of organ donations from living related donors, which has been paralleled with a steady and continuous increase in all living unrelated donations. Some forms of living unrelated donation represent a financially driven survival system within which wealthy recipients exploit poor donors. Low rates of altruistic donation are related to cultural barriers, religious obstacles, fear, and consequent distrust in the system. The low rate indicates a state of lack of societal solidarity, a consequence of the state of subconsciousness at the individual and collective levels that humanity is living in. Human domestication, the conditioning process that humans go through since birth and the primary facilitator of this subconscious state, is guarded through familial, social, cultural, religious, political, and mass media organizations, which are all under the influence of the monetary establishment. Acquired beliefs, mainly during the domestication process, influence our perception of the environment, our values, and ultimately our way of life. Unfortunately, this conditioning process is negatively enforced, leading to a stressful state. The powerful subconscious mind places humans in a permanent survival mode, resulting in loss of intelligence, indispensable for well-being and happiness. Altruistic donation requires a close cooperation between all parties involved in the donation process and necessitates a positive reprograming of our subconscious based on sharing, generosity, satisfaction, gratitude, trust, inner peace, and ultimately happiness, well-known constituents of unconditional love, which represents the peak of consciousness.

Ragatmaka Mantra Therapy: Unveiling an Ancient Science of the Indian System of Medicine

In the Indian system of medicine, there are two psychosomatic stages, namely ‘Prakriti’ (natural stage) and ‘Vikriti’ (deform stage), that are significantly discussed in the context of human wellbeing. The natural stage is identified as the 'Prakriti', and the deformed stage is the ‘Vikriti’. When the Tridosha (or Panchadosha) becomes balanced (the natural stage), no psychosomatic diseases occur, and when the Tridosha (or Panchadosha) becomes misbalanced (the deform stage), then all diseases appear in their psychosomatic forms. According to the Indian system of medical philosophy, various types of diseases are caused by the mind, i.e., Panchavikara. These Panchavikaras produce the Panchadosha, which causes entire diseases on the psychophysical dimensions. All psychosomatic diseases manifest on the mental or physical level in two forms. Firstly, diseases are caused by the negative law of Karma, where almost 95% of psychosomatic diseases are caused by internal factors deeply rooted in the subconscious mind due to past acquired negative Karma, namely Panchavikara. Conversely, almost 05% of psychosomatic diseases are caused by external factors that are connected to the present negative karma-made subconscious mind. The principles of modern pathology are prominently based on these three misconceptions. Firstly, the cause of similar diseases in the various individuals is assumed to be similar. Secondly, it is assumed that most diseases occur on a physical level. Thirdly, the existence of the soul is denied. Vice versa, the soul-centric system of Indian medicine strongly considers that every individual is a unique and incredible being. Diseases are caused by the different factors for similar diseases in the different individuals due to the deferring law of Karma individually; thus, most diseases are considered psychic Ragatmaka Mantra therapy heals especially the outer subconscious (Manomaya Sharira) and inner subconscious mind (Karana Sharira). This therapy eradicates all psychosomatic diseases from their root causes in the subconscious mind forever.

Innovative Application of Digital Audiovisual Language Based on Natural Language Processing Technology in Graffiti Art Education

Abstract In this paper, natural language processing technology is used to establish coupled Hidden Markov Models for speech formalization and features of the two channels. The adaptive weight selection method is used to recognize speech under different signal-to-noise ratios in the recognition stage. The audio-visual recognition system is applied to actual graffiti art education research, and the feasibility and development direction of audio-visual graffiti in the classroom are studied through questionnaires. It can be found that most teachers and students believe that the concept of audiovisual graffiti painting is helpful or more helpful in the cultivation and development of students’ subconscious mind. Most teachers and students believed audiovisual doodling was beneficial or advantageous for developing students’ subconscious. In the acceptance test and learning effect analysis of the audiovisual graffiti course, the mean values of the four dimensions of perceived usefulness (41.87), perceived ease of use (18.11), willingness to use (31.45), and perceived experience of the process (28.31) are basically around the maximum value, which indicates that the audiovisual technology is well accepted and that the mean value of the experimental group’s performance score (83.68) is significantly higher than that of the control group. Control group. The audiovisual course has been found to enable learners to concentrate on the learning situation faster and master the teaching essential contents more thoroughly.

Hypnocaring as a Support Model for Reducing Stress Levels in People Living With HIV/AIDS (PLHIV)

Background: People Living With HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) are a group that experiences significant psychological stress, including higher levels of stress than the general population. This research aims to determine the effectiveness of hypnotherapy in reducing stress in PLHIV patients and whether this method can be an effective alternative in reducing stress and improving the quality of life in PLHIV patients in Sumenep Regency. Hypnotherapy is a form of alternative therapy that involves suggestion and visualization to influence the subconscious mind. Methods: This research method uses a quasi-experiment with a research design involving two groups containing 30 research samples (Two groups Pre-Post Test), where the variables are PLWHA aged 21-50 years, with a side method using purposive sampling. The research instrument used the DASS (Depression Anxiety Stress Scale) questionnaire. Results: There were significant differences Between groups in Experiments and groups control where the value was 0.009 &lt; 0.05. There is a significant difference between Pretest and Posttest in the Experimental group with an alpha value of 0.000 &lt; 0.05; the level of influence of Hypnotherapy was 62.8%, and the other 37.2% were influenced by factors other than outside therapy. Conclusion: Based on the three results of the calculation tests above, it can be concluded that hypnotherapy is effective in reducing stress in HIV/AIDS patients (PLWHA) in Sumenep Regency

Pengaruh Trauma Masa Lalu terhadap Kesehatan Mental Seseorang

Trauma on human mental health, refers to the inevitable conflict, stress and frustration in social life. This phenomenon, although common, can cause an imbalance in interpersonal relationships which can lead to mental health problems. Trauma, regardless of age, occupation or skin color, occurs as a result of painful situations, both physical and psychological. The definition of trauma by Evi Sukmaningrum, Psi., Msi, highlights the individual nature of reactions to traumatic events. In the context of mental health, especially in developing countries, this problem is still not given adequate priority. Therefore, this research aims to explore the impact of trauma, explore the role of interpersonal relationships, and respond to the urgent need to increase attention to mental health problems, especially in the context of developing countries. Mental health as an integral part of human well-being is in the global spotlight, but major challenges are visible, especially in developing countries. Traumatic situations in many cases create long-term scars in the memory and subconscious mind, according to the understanding by Evi Sukmaningrum, Psi., Msi. This research seeks to approach mental health problems as an integral part of overall health, with the hope of finding effective approaches to prevention and treatment.

Phenomenology and Stream of Consciousness: The French New Wave and Modern Films

Phenomenology is widely recognised as a philosophical framework that pertains to the comprehension of the universe and the investigation of epistemology, emphasising a shift towards seeing entities in their true form, while arguing that the outward manifestations are indicative of their intrinsic nature. The inclusion of consciousness in literary works deviates from conventional psychological portrayals due to the presence of the character's subconscious mind, which remains inaccessible to their awareness, alongside a representation of reality. Within the realm of film, the concept of stream of consciousness is translated into a visual representation, often referred to as a shot, which serves as a metaphorical depiction of the character's complete focus or absence thereof. This article posits that the topic of stream of consciousness remains prevalent in contemporary cinematic narratives by drawing a comparison between the French New Wave and current cinema.

Retracted: The Cultivation and Training Effect of the Subconscious Mind in Physical Education and Training by Intelligent Internet of Things Network Computing

Retracted: The Cultivation and Training Effect of the Subconscious Mind in Physical Education and Training by Intelligent Internet of Things Network Computing

Qashash Al-Qur'an as Hypnoparenting in Children in Neuroscience Perspective

The stories within the Qashash al-Qur'an are incredibly captivating and leave a profound impression on those who contemplate them. Stories that carry profound wisdom have a remarkable ability to capture attention and stimulate the mind. Children enjoy listening to these stories as they embrace the values of Islamic education without feeling coerced. Examples include the stories of the prophets and narratives of past individuals, from which wisdom and lessons can be extracted from their life journeys. Employing a qualitative descriptive approach, this article seeks to explore this phenomenon. It argues that in order to instill these important values within the souls of young children, an effective educational method is through the study of hypnoparenting from a neuropsychological perspective. As children prepare for sleep, their brain waves transition from beta to alpha, allowing information and messages conveyed during this time to be stored in their subconscious. The data and information embedded within the subconscious mind will subsequently influence the child's thoughts, behaviors, and emotions in the future.

НЕЙРОМАРКЕТИНГ И ЕГО ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЕ НА ПОТРЕБИТЕЛЯ: ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ И ОГРАНИЧЕНИЯ

The article deals with perspectives and limitations of neuromarketing, which employs neuroscientific tools to understand consumer behavior. The concept of neuromarketing is strongly related to brain activities, understanding the consumers' subconscious mind, explaining consumers' preferences, motivations, and expectations, and predicting consumers' behavior. The purpose of neuromarketing is to provide unique information that cannot be obtained because of traditional marketing research. It is shown that despite the obvious practical usefulness of neuromarketing, there are serious limitations: complexity and ambiguity of interpretation of the results of using neuroscience tools for analysis of the consumer’s brain, that requires its complementary use with traditional marketing research. And ethical concerns that need to answer, first how to protect the privacy of consumers and provide them from manipulations.

Spiritual Power of Gratitude and Forgiveness

Joe Vitale asked question to Dr. Hew Len about how exactly he healed violent patients without actually seeing each of them in person and without any medical treatment. He answered for that “I didn’t heal them. I healed part of myself that created them”. Dr. Hew Len was the most avid student and practitioner of MorrnahSimeona and he observed healing powers of Ho’oponopono practically.&#x0D; After 2017, researcher was under depression (till 2021) to find answer of her. Researcher tried to understand the meaning of Dr. Hew Len answered sentence researcher read many article on ho’oponopono process during March to December 2021 and practically apply everything on her and I have found very drastically changes in her life. ho’oponopono practice literally did a magic to me and pulled out me from depression.&#x0D; Through this study researcher going to find that, there is any significance relation between ho’oponopono process and spiritual power of Gratitude and Forgiveness to clean yourself from negative vibe and prepare your subconscious mind for your joyful life.

A Literature Review of Drawing Therapy in Group Counseling

Drawing therapy style expressive art therapy in a branch, for mobilizing the group atmosphere and member participation has a positive role in promoting, than the language has a more powerful expressive power and perspective. Based on the principle of projection, the subconscious mind of an individual can emerge in an unrestricted manner, and drawing is not limited by the age, race, language, cultural level, cognitive ability of the visitors, etc. Through guidance, the group leader can promote the individual to better self-exploration and self-awareness. In group counseling, drawing therapy can be used as a technique in growth and therapeutic group counseling. This paper will provide a comprehensive review of the application of drawing therapy in group counseling to provide a basis for understanding the current status of group counseling and grasping the direction of future counseling.

Neuro-Linguistic Programming in Controlling the Subcon scious Mind to Acquire Foreign Languages

Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is a powerful tool that has gained popularity in recent years for its effectiveness in reprogramming the subconscious mind and acquiring foreign languages. By understanding the principles of NLP and applying them to language learning, individuals can unlock their linguistic potential and improve their proficiency in a foreign language. This essay will explore how neuro-linguistic programming can be utilized to harness the power of the subconscious mind and facilitate language acquisition.One of the fundamental concepts in neuro-linguistic programming is the idea that the subconscious mind is a powerful force that shapes our thoughts, behaviors, and beliefs. Through various techniques, such as visualization and affirmations, individuals can influence and program their subconscious mind to acquire foreign languages more effectively. By consistently exposing oneself to the target language through listening, reading, and speaking, the subconscious mind begins to assimilate the linguistic patterns and structures, ultimately leading to improved language proficiency. NLP helps individuals tap into the vast potential of their subconscious mind and utilize it as a tool for language acquisition.Another crucial aspect of neuro-linguistic programming is the recognition of different learning styles and preferences. People have unique ways of processing and assimilating information, and NLP acknowledges this diversity. By identifying one's preferred learning style, individuals can tailor their language learning approach accordingly. For instance, visual learners may benefit from using mind maps or flashcards to associate words with images, while auditory learners may find listening to native speakers or audio materials helpful. NLP provides a framework for individuals to discover their learning styles and leverage them to accelerate language acquisition.In addition to understanding learning styles, neuro-linguistic programming also emphasizes the importance of effective communication. Language learning is not only about vocabulary and grammar but also about developing excellent communication skills in the target language. NLP techniques can improve individuals' ability to understand and express themselves in a foreign language, including body language, tone of voice, and non-verbal cues. By practicing effective communication strategies, such as mirroring or pacing, language learners can establish rapport with native speakers and enhance their overall fluency.

The Anchoring Effect and Related Applications: Cognitive Inertia and Habitual Thinking

By analysis research on the anchoring effect of previous scholars, it was found that irrational judgments in financial markets due to the anchoring effect are significant with the influence of past information. By analyzing data from the equity and securities markets, we find that even professionals can make inaccurate judgments due to the anchoring effect. In addition, we found that the anchoring effect does not require a significant information factor to be implemented, as different experiments have shown that the subconscious mind can also influence people's decisions. However, it is interesting to note that the anchoring effect can also influence behavior in the opposite way, by limiting the sales of a product and thus increasing the sales of that product.