The Inner Consciousness

The less they deal in huge, mysterious words—
The mightier is their power.
The simple peasant who observes a truth,
And from that fact derives a principle,
Adds solid treasure to the public wealth.
The theorist who dreams an impossible dream,
And calls his guess-work "philosophy,"
At best is only a paper financier: a person who deals in worthless or inflated stocks and currency rather than actual wealth.
Who passes off his original: "specious" misleading promises as gold.
FACTS are the basis of philosophy;
Philosophy is the harmony of facts,
Seen in their right relation.”

Actually, to explain the occurrences of the Inner Consciousness, it is not necessary to believe in or assume the theory of a "dual-mind" at all. A single mind can contain enough complexity to explain the facts without original: "postulating" proposing a "two-mind" theory. One mind may contain within itself two, or even many more than two, levels or fields of activity. It is within these levels that various mental phenomena manifest.

To understand the Inner Consciousness, all we need to do is start with the idea that every person’s mind contains areas, fields, or levels of mental activity. These exist both above and below the level we know as "The Outer [Consciousness]."