Here is a quote from Sidney Madwed, an American author:
"Our subconscious minds have no sense of humor, play no jokes and cannot tell the difference between reality and an imagined thought or image. What we continually think about eventually will manifest in our lives."
To be fair I do not know the context of this quote, but what is it really saying?
Is the thinking that is going on in our subconscious - - that has no humor, cannot distinguish real and imagined, that may not know the difference between thought or image - - always going to manifest in our lives? Do we have no control?
Is the “subconscious” real, or an idea, a concept? If we are not aware of it, how do we know if it really exists - - just because some say that it does? What really happens before an idea can be sensed enough to express it - - to put it into words, or to draw a picture of it? And once we can express the idea then do we not have control of it?
I think once we can express it we have control over it. Therefore we can apply humor to it and tell the difference between it and reality. Unless we are mentally ill we always have control over our thoughts and actions. We have a large degree of control of what we know.
The “subconscious” is a blame-boy that’s too easy to use.
