A GUIDE TO THE MIND'S SECRETS

by Dr. Maria Kuman

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his book reveals the secrets of the mind and the treasures of the black box called the subconscious. These treasures are intuitive creativity, spontaneous remission, telepathy, psychic events, dowsing, mental rehearsal, and eidetic imaging.

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The book reveals the role of emotions in creativity. We are emotional creatures and our passion to create has no limits. But emotions remain outside the scope of our science regardless that research shows that emotions enhance memorizing and play essential role in creativity.

Ironically, we have built a science based only on logic, which cannot deal with emotions. But if intuitive creativity is based on emotions and we want to build artificial intelligence with creative ability, emotions need to be studied.

This book reveals what intuitive creativity is and how to attain this state. It also teaches how to achieve success in performance through mental rehearsal.

The book also reveals the secrets of subconscious learning. If adopted by our educational system, it will make the school study effortless and fun. At the same time, it will allow us to give more information without making the students feel overloaded.

“W

ith the accuracy of a neurosurgeon, the author dissects and reveals the secrets of the mind: telepathy, intuitive creativity, eidetic imaging, dowsing, etc. These would puzzle many, but being a holistic scientist she explains them with ease and authority. ”
Owen Switzer,
Knoxville

ISBN: 1-893637-02-6, A Guide to the Mind's Secrets (copyright 1996) - new age, creativity, memory, subconscious learning, education, artificial intelligence, robots, mind, metaphysics, drama, dance, music, dreams, drugs, hypnosis, dowsing, mental rehearsal, eidetic images, quantum healing, spontaneous remission, psychology, psychiatry, mental health, mathematics, nonlinear science

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1. EMOTIONS? WHAT ARE THEY GOOD FOR?

  1. Introduction
  2. Creativity and Emotions
  3. Emotional Response during Deep Sleep — The Switch Light <-> Deep Sleep Is a Switch Conscious - Subconscious

Chapter 2. CREATIVITY AND INTUITIVE CREATIVITY\u2014EXCITEMENTS GIVING BIRTH TO GENIUS INVENTIONS

  1. Conscious Creativity Is a Child of the Conscious
  2. Intuitive Creativity Is a Child of the Subconscious
  3. Full Intuitive Creativity
  4. Partial Intuitive Creativity
  5. Conclusion
  6. Intuitive Creativity and the Skeptical Science
  7. Intuitive Creativity Starts at the Subconscious
  8. Emotional Enhancement of Intuitive Creativity
  9. Creativity and Sleep
  10. Creativity Is a Beautiful Flower
  11. Stimulate Your Brain with Creativity

Chapter 3. MEMORY INTEGRATION

  1. Introduction
  2. Emotional Memories
  3. Mechanism of Memory Integration. Role of Emotionality
  4. Memory Integration for a Tremendous Boost of Intuitive Creativity and Artistic Performance
  5. Conclusion — Why the TV Does Not Stimulate Creativity

Chapter 4. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WITH CREATIVE ABILITIES?

  1. Why Creative Robots?
    1. The Robots Must Be Able to Survive No Matter What
    2. The Robots Must Be Able to Reproduce No Matter What
    3. The Robots Must Be Creative
    4. The Robots Must Have a Limit of Development
  2. Will Robots Be Emotional?
  3. Are We Creative Robots? — An Intelligence Test
    1. We Are Made to Survive No Matter What
    2. We Are Made to Reproduce No Matter What
    3. We Are Creative and Our Passion to Create is Unrestrainable
    4. Last, but Not Least, It Seems that We (Humans) Have Restrictions Imposed on Our Development
  4. Conclusion

Chapter 5. SCHOOLS WITH STIMULATION OF CREATIVITY AND SUBCONSCIOUS LEARNING

  1. How to Recognize Creativity?
  2. Why Do We Need to Stimulate Creativity? Drug Problem
  3. Schools with Stimulation of Creativity and Subconscious Learning
    1. Dance and Music Enhance Creativity
    2. Music
    3. The Game of Portraits
  4. About Implementing Subconscious Learning into Our Educational System
  5. Conclusion

Chapter 6. OTHER MYSTERIES OF THE SUBCONSCIOUS

  1. Introduction
  2. Dreams for Diagnostic Purposes
  3. Dowsing
  4. Telepathy and Psychic Events
  5. Mental Rehearsal
  6. Eidetic Images
  7. Hypnosis
    1. Hypnosis to Reveal Psychological Trauma
    2. Hypnosis and Head Trauma Reveal an Enormous Storage Capacity of Subconscious
    3. Hypnosis Reveal Accuracy and Higher Rate of Computation at Subconscious Level
    4. Self-hypnosis for Healing. Quantum Healing
  8. Conclusion

Appendix 1. BRAIN AND MIND

  1. Introduction
  2. Brain Morphology
  3. Brain Development
  4. Brain and Aging
  5. Mind Disorders

Appendix 2. CONSCIOUS AND SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

  1. Conscious Mind
  2. The Black Box of the Subconscious

Appendix 3. WHY A NONLINEAR MATHEMATICAL APPROACH TO CREATIVITY?

  1. Introduction
  2. Creativity Needs a Nonequilibrium or Nonlinear Approach
  3. A Nonlinear Mathematical Model
  4. Volt-Ampere Frequency Characteristics of Brain and Mind in Norm and Pathology
  5. Creativity Evaluation with a Combination of PET Scanning, EEG and MEG. Prediction of Soliton Waves.
  6. Impact on Artificial Intelligence
  7. Conclusion

Appendix 4. WHY A NONLINEAR QUANTUM APPROACH TO CREATIVITY AND SPONTANEOUS REMISSION?

  1. Introduction
  2. On the Necessity of Quantum Approach to Creativity
  3. Full Creativity as a Global Excitement
  4. Partial Creativity as a Probability for Transfer of Separate Solutions from the Subconscious into the Conscious
  5. On the Necessity of Quantum Approach to Stress and Spontaneous Remission
  6. Conclusion

Appendix 5. WHY RELATIVISTIC APPROACH TO INTUITIVE CREATIVITY AND SUBCONSCIOUS

  1. Introduction
  2. On the Necessity of Relativistic Approach
  3. Mathematical Modeling of Subconscious. The Subconscious in the Four-Dimensional Space Representation of Minkovsky

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