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dancingtongue · 80-89, M
I'm not so sure it is as much "powers" as it is eliminating distractions, biases, and assumptions. The adage "let me sleep on it" is a recognition that when faced with a complex problem, if you try to forget about it and get some sleep you frequently will awake with the solution because the subconscious tackled it outside the "boxes" your conscious mind has put things in, made connections you had ignored, and opened up new possibilities.
As for other "powers", hypnosis has shown that it is possible to tap into suppressed memories and other abilities our conscious mind does not know how to reach.
As for other "powers", hypnosis has shown that it is possible to tap into suppressed memories and other abilities our conscious mind does not know how to reach.
saher090 · 31-35, M
@dancingtongue i once could create a lucid dream deliberately, i could make complex calculations so easily without any effort,i was amazed how i could do that, i have average IQ but i really was like a powerfull computer in my lucid dream, this is one of two stories i could tell about using my subconscious mind, i mentioned the other one in another comment reply