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Introduction to Transubconscious Thinking and Study
by Joseph D. Smith   
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Wanna know how to take back control of your thoughts? I will show you how!

Subconscious thinking rules conscious behavior, studying with it should be the new way to improve your thought-process and study! Everything you see and read is processed by the unconscious mind, but only part of it is present in the conscious mind. The conscious mind is what we can immediately see and what we are currently thinking, yet the subconscious mind takes in what we aren't presently aware of.

Transubconscious thinking and study combines the conscious and the subconscious mind, utilized skimming through pages of books, or webpages and letting your lower mind soak in the information. You must simultaneously be aware of the current line and the current paragraph, without consciously reading the information. The transubconscious is a state of mind-balancing, and not a separate mind. Transubconscious is defined as the balancing of information between the conscious and subconscious mind.

Without the ability to balance your two states of mind, you would be left with constant chaos, confusion, and frustration. The transubconscious state of mind is also used by letting your unconscious mind process random events, and not trying to influence the outcome, and don't think about the draw or the "roll of the dice", because the subconscious mind will handle that for you. When you use the transubconscious state of mind, you are effectively eliminating unnecessary wastes of time and worry!

Your mind is flexible, and letting use it's own resources through the transubconscious will only make your brain more elastic, bringing better mental and physical health. When everyone uses the transubconscious method, innovative growth will explode, becoming very rampant! Society would let loose it's unlimited potential, where scientific breakthroughs will accelerate, and then medical advances would be much more simple and clean. The economy would flourish with the balancing of the means of production from a clear and alert mind. Transubconscious thinking would free your mind, giving you much more relief, happiness, and even giving you piece of mind. What better way to handle your problems than to learn to use the right state of mind at the right time!

This method is very simple when you let random events be random, and let manual efforts be your only concern. Your subconscious mind is only for regulating your behavior, so focus on what you want to do with your mind, and let the subconscious mind handle your problems, and not worrying about them. Transubconscious thinking and study will unify the efforts of the conscious and the subconscious minds, and you will always succeed!


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Reviewed by Joseph Smith
Reviewed on July 6, 2014
Actually Ron, I am the one who defined Transubconscious. I purposefully used the search engine to make up a word for this concept that nobody else has ever defined.

Thanks for the review! :-)

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 6, 2014
I checked it out, and the word, "transubconscious," is not defined anywhere, and not even by you. I believe that it's a figment of your amazing mind and imagination that no one who does not have your powers of concentration can achieve. You really give no way for anyone to try its (not it's) power out.

Ron

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