The challenge then, is how to access and understand what the unconscious attitudes are that are causing unhappiness and disease. Many people are going to counselors and psychotherapists who are doing great work in changing attitudes and achieving subconscious release of painful memories. They are changing attitudes through knowledge. When a person is able to take responsibility for an attitude, new realities become apparent because the attitude has changed. Yet as we embark on this new millennium, psychotherapy is still in its infancy.
Therapists still rely heavily on verbal language as a means of communicating ideas.
The language of the soul and subconscious is comprised of symbols and holograms. Identities that create experience are constructed holographically as personas, subpersonalities and archetypes, and as polarized constructs in the deeper mind. These frequencies of the deeper mind lie in the dormant parts of the brain. Carl Jung understood archetypes and personas. He saw into the subconscious and observed how it records thought, attitude and identity.