The average person can be self-aware for a maximum of 2-4 seconds, even after introduced to the concept; before sensory input, feelings, thoughts and emotions creep in. The reason for that is now-time which is infinitely small, but in that ‘span’ nothing could take place. Psychological duration of now-time is also 2-4 seconds which takes care of that problem. To make it functional, mind hooks up last fifteen seconds of memories into a loop, otherwise we would not be able to function. When self-conscious (conscious of consciousness, without anything else added) we ‘create’ a bubble of awareness. This can grow to many bubbles during the day, and eventually become a stream, a river, and finally the ocean of awareness.

Q2

Question: “the body in the sub conscious would equal to a dream-body right?…..( yes) But in the supra conscious level it would equal to what exactly, astralbody?”…..( so called astral body is just a higher aspect of the dream-body. Supra-conscious body is “liquid crystal body”, transparent, the one nothing can attach to. Supra-conscious knows the answer even before conscious mind can formulate the question)…. Where is the absolute in your model, bodiless?.( Absolute is one step ‘above’, it is everywhere and yet nowhere to be found… ever. We can only become one with it. To understand the Existence, we need to forget about duality-thinking, and embrace tri-une thinking, where all three possibilities are equally true. Humans do what is possible. Creator does what is impossible…)

Conscious mind is like a little ball surrounded by a million times larger sub-conscious ball, in turn surrounded by infinitely large Supra-conscious ball. It should be obvious that ONLY a unity of our subconscious and conscious mind can open a portal to Supra-conscious. But subconscious is hell, in more ways than one; devoid of reason, empathy and higher consciousness. Full of primordial imprints and liminal and subliminal inputs. It uses ‘evil and good hooks’, to keep us under control. And then time expires. Road thorough The Valley of Death is long and narrow, very narrow. There is no time to waste.