An "Ah Ha" thought about subspace!

[Kevin]

In another section of the forum there is a thread about subspace-

http://www.energeticforum.com/paths-emissaries-ambassadors/3668-subspace.html

I just realized another "proof" I have experience regarding the language of the subconscious.

It is NOT frequencies
It is NOT any verbal language that the conscious mind uses to talk out loud or self-talk

As PATHS has said, the language of the subconscious is a universal language, one unique to the subconscious.

What was my "Ah Ha" moment?

In TRV there is a protocol for doing Mind Probes. This is where we can look into another persons mind and learn what they are thinking, what they have said, what they are going to say, what their motivations are, etc.

My conscious mind knows the English language and some Spanish and Portuguese.

However, when TRVing I have done Mind Probes on individuals that do NOT speak any of the verbal/conscious languages that I do...yet I still can get their thoughts, self-talk, what they said, etc. with no problem...and I get it in English even though they said it in another language!

That is because when one TRV's they utilize subspace and tap into the "Collective" or the "Matrix" where everything is stored in this universal language of the subconscious.

Interesting stuff!

[illusions]

Fascinating, Kevin! That is a great illustration of it. It's difficult to wrap one's mind round sometimes.

Love and Light and Magic xxx

[Gary]

However, when TRVing I have done Mind Probes on individuals that do NOT speak any of the verbal/conscious languages that I do...yet I still can get their thoughts, self-talk, what they said, etc. with no problem...and I get it in English even though they said it in another language!

That is because when one TRV's they utilize subspace and tap into the "Collective" or the "Matrix" where everything is stored in this universal language of the subconscious.

Interesting stuff!

Wow, never read this post Kevin, interesting stuff.

Ok your point rings very true for me and I will tell you why. Not that I set out to do this but I did at one time have my dogs in my blind pool. At some point I hit on their cues and when i realized I was working with a life form of course did a mind probe.

These still stand out as some of the most interesting and perplexing sessions I have ever done. I had each dog in the pool separately and hit on them about a month apart and even though there sessions were different, it was funny how many of the same key items that they see on a daily basis came up.

I'd have to go back and dig up the sessions but they were full of great stuff. I remember being confused during the first session (remember they from my blind pool) thinking "who thinks this way and what exactly am I dealing with here!?", then when I happened on the second dog a month later, I recognized the thinking style right away, it was a dog

If you have a dog and your wondering about his thinking process, I will tell you that the one thing I clearly remember is dogs keep things very simple and very repetitive. They turn things over and over in their heads like you wouldn't believe. They are also observant and if they see you doing something that interests them they will mull it over longer than you think they will.

[Pamela Vicik-Smith]

That is fascinating Gary! I would love to know what my kitties think. I have always thought that cats have a more refined intelligence than dogs - maybe I am just biased though.

[Gary]

That would be very interesting Pamela! To do a session on a cat and see if the thought process is different.

There were big differences between the two dogs as far as complexities and intelligence. The more dominant dog had much more going on in his thought processes and was sometimes hard to decipher where the other one was very simple and straightforward.

[Kevin]

On the subject of TRV mind probes on animals...

I have done a few that stand out in my memory-

One on a deer and another on my wolf/huskie mix

I was amazed at the thought processes and how complex and emotive they were.

I do not recall ever doing a mind probe on a cat...I agree, that would probably be very interesting!!!