The Subplanes and the Subconscious Mind: Understanding Insidious

Insidious depicts "The Further" as The Astral Hell of the subplanes. The most evil human spirits reside in The Astral Hell. There is no other astral world more menacing than The Astral Hell. Astral beings in The Astral Hell attempt to possess Dalton. However, the astral demon is the only astral being with the power to assume control of the young astral traveler. The subplanes and the subconscious mind form the foundation to the astral world and the conscious mind.

Insidious populates the physical world with astral beings. The astral beings move about the physical plane in the same manner as they would in the subplanes of the astral plane. Despite social rejection, humans can astral project through leaving their forehead in an astral form. Dalton leaves his physical body as a gifted astral traveler, but a red-faced demon holds his astral body hostage in "The Further".

We never see Dalton astral project. Therefore, astral projection is never mentioned as a concept until Elise informs Josh of his son's astral traveling abilities. The Astral Hell represents the eternal cemetery, housing murderers, rapists, molesters, and other evil spawns. Neither Hell or Heaven will accept these astral beings since there is confusion whether to forgive or to punish their souls.

The subplanes form the foundation of the astral plane. In more ways than one, the subplanes compliment the subconscious mind. The subconscious mind projects our inner thoughts through the conscious mind. We find that controlling the subconscious mind is an impossible task, though the conscious mind can choose to ignore immoral thoughts associated with the persuasive subconscious mind. It is quite common for the subconscious mind to send the nervous system into a flight and fight mode to protect the brain.

Murderers claim to have heard voices prior to committing a murder. These inner voices assume control of their conscious mind. The murderers suggest that these voices tell them what to do. Essentially, past accounts show that The Astral Hell also resides in the subconscious mind. Vulnerable humans are easily manipulated through demon possession, peer pressure and lack of compassion.

Both the subplanes and the subconscious mind rely on external experiences. Lucid dreaming models astral projection and astral travel. Lucid dreamers understand the power of their dream projections. They know that seizing control of the dream space enables them to resolve their inner struggles. The Inception movie depicted Leo's character as a tortured soul trying to fix his troubled past. He feels that completing missions will help him to return back to his family. The subplanes and the subconscious mind react to controllable and uncontrollable events.

Subconscious thoughts can influence dream projections and the astral worlds. The subplanes form the structural framework to the astral plane. When a human spirit is released after death, they usually make the transition into the subplanes. Thus, the subplanes function as a triage center to evaluate human spirits. Evil human spirits remain in The Astral Hell for eternity while good astral spirits go to Heaven.

In the Insidious movie, the evil astral beings crowd the The Astral Hell. These astral beings no longer rely on their subconscious mind to make decisions. They're evil souls are addicted to the physical world. The only way an astral being can return to the physical world is through possessing a living human being. The subconscious and the conscious mind tend to fight against one another. Hence, an astral traveler must follow their conscious mind to guide their astral journeys.

The Insidious movie demonstrates the power of the subplanes and the subconscious mind. The Astral Hell of the subplanes portray the subconscious mind of evil humans. Moreover, the astral beings in The Astral Hell resemble the subconscious mind of deviant humans living in the physical world. There is something seriously wrong with murderers, rapists, and child molesters because they harm human beings without showing any compassion.

The subplanes project the subconscious mind of evil humans. The subconscious mind influences the conscious mind to carry out evil acts. Every person has a choice whether to accept or reject a thought. Past traumatic experiences can manifest in the subconscious mind, inducing fear, hatred, and resentment toward past events and people. Don't allow your subconscious mind to overpower the conscious mind. Astral travelers realize that possessing a strong mind can help them to master astral projection.

         

  

Metaphysical Movies entertain the subconscious mind

Metaphysical movies entertain the subconscious mind. Such powerful movies like I Am Number Four enable the subconscious mind to imagine the world of metaphysics. I Am Number Four is all about superpowers, outer worlds, Alien technology, the cosmos, and survival.

I watched I Am Number Four to investigate the metaphysics structured within the movie. In the opening scene, Number Three ran at a speed beyond human capability. He leaped and maneuvered with inhuman agility. You already know from the beginning that this movie will be about metaphysics.

The main character John has a vision of a previous attack. In his vision, he can sense the death of Number Three. The glowing power emitting from his physical body brands a third insignia on his mid-calf. John is the last of his kind. His guardian Henri and he must continue on their journey, moving as far away as possible from the wrath of the Mogadorians.

Metaphysical movies transform a typical action movie into a subconscious experience. There are multiple emotional structures integrated within the movie. John watches Sara's family bond. You can sense he yearns to be part of a family. John feels real emotion when Henri passes away. He falls in love with Sara at first sight. Moviegoers can relate to the genuine nature of characters portrayed in metaphysical movies. Our emotional senses are drawn to these pure connections. 

Aliens exhibit human traits consistent with most dramatic movies. In metaphysical movies, the fantasy world and the physical world merge together to add realism. I Am Number Four is labeled as a science fiction fantasy, though an array of metaphysical themes are interwoven throughout the storyline. Metaphysical movies make people think about the impossible through exploring what is possible in their subconscious mind.

Are Aliens and superpowers possible beyond this world? Do scientists restrict humans from thinking otherwise that metaphysics is indeed reality? Watch metaphysical movies with an open mind to tap into the power of your subconscious mind. Thanks for reading.