Subjectivity "The Mind of God is the only Mind there is and we all use this Mind. But in the use of It we create a mental atmosphere that surrounds us and that is often thought of as the unconscious or the subconscious. This is not a separate mind, it is merely a reaction of the One Mind-Principle to the use we have made of It. You and I could no more have an individual mind than we could have an individual ownership of the principle of mathematics or of harmony or of beauty. Each of us is creating in an individual way; we are individualizations in this One Mind and no two of us are exactly alike. But we all are immersed in the collective thought of the whole human race. Jung has called this the collective unconscious.

Just as we have an individual subconscious reaction to life, we also have a collective subconscious reaction to life. And just as we are more or less automatically influenced and perhaps too much controlled by our individual subconscious reactions, we also are influenced by the subconscious reactions of the ages. Tradition too largely governs us. But we should never forget that back of all this is the Divine Mind or Intelligence Itself in which there is no bondage, no fear, and no evil. It is toward this greater center within us that we must travel if we wish to become emancipated from the unconscious reactions of our own being.

Today I affirm freedom from the limitation of my own thought. I am no longer hypnotized by the mind of history. The Divine Intelligence within me is transcendent of all previous experience; free in Its own right, existing in Its own being, and creating and manifesting from the center of Its own perfection. This radiant center in me is making everything new in my life and in the lives of those around me."

“His compassions fail not. They are new every morning." —LAMENTATIONS 3:22-23

Excerpt From 365 Science of Mind Ernest Holmes