Of freedom of the mind. ... Finding truth (and thus everything that it is) is the ultimate subconscious goal of all struggling. ... When these things are reacted to and conformed to by behavior in some way, it indicates a mind in a limited bubble, bound by the illusion of duality -- and in this way, not privy to ultimate truth; and in this way, not free, subconsciously lonely, and in the dark -- all, obviously, to varying degrees with each person, depending on how much, for whatever reason, he focuses on his duality and reacts to it. ... In this way, people have control of and react t...

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However, Jim's subconscious picked up on the images and triggered his sensation of hunger. The theater also released the scent of popcorn throughout the room in an extremely small dose to stimulate Jim subconsciously. ... Once again, these signals were only picked up by Jim's subconscious senses. ... "Mind Writer" is a well-known subliminal series by Dr. ... Subliminal messages are words or images with the intent of going beneath the level of consciousness and causing a subconscious effect on the perceiver (Myer 141). ...

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An observer receives these specific subliminal messages subconsciously without realizing he or she even noticed it. However, there is no information that proves that people are able to learn new ideas through their subconscious state of mind. ... The plan of the experiment was for the messages to reach the audience subconsciously. ... In response to Key's analogy, Walter Weir, a writer in Advertising Age, answered Key with the following response, "Keep in mind also that Kent cigarettes were named after Herbert Kent, a president of Lorillard at the time the cigarettes were introduced." ...

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Only now does the reader realise that the assumed reality was in fact part of the protagonist's subconsciousness. ... This discovery encourages the audience to have open minds and can transform our opinions and beliefs on the situation of asylum seekers which can ultimate change our view of the world. ...

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It is what is reported and how its reported that would make a difference to people's perception bearing in mind that most people have not being victims of crime themselves and all they know about crime is based on hearsay. ... People, consciously or subconsciously have anxieties about what is being reported, and the media have been criticised for these anxieties about crime and disorder over the years. ... No matter how crime and the criminal justice system is reported people will make up their own minds based not only on what has been reported but their own experiences too....

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The idea of mood regulatory function of dreams is supported by Hartmann (2002) who argues that dreaming makes connections guided by emotional concerns with the mind. ... TST suggests that to increasing reproductive success entails experiencing and responding repeatedly to a variety of threat simulation in dreams over time, one becomes better prepared to appraise and cope with threats (p. 897) subconsciously on a neurological and cognitive level and even consciously on a behavioural level. ... Cartwright and her colleagues' (2003) study of depression found that those who reported to hav...

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