Re:the nature of the unconscious

From the point of view of someone who meditates, no from the experience from someone who meditates, yes, the unconscious is "preverbal" or perhaps more accurately put without words, but preverbal in that the experience is without words not before one masters language. Much is forgotten feelings, both good and bad. Sometimes, it is feeling and experience never experienced before. It comes at first without words, and it comes from a place of no experience. I think that this must be the divine aspect of it.

It is very dangerous and destructive to have someone else determine or analyze "unconscious motive" of someone else, for you cannot know what is the "truth" of someone else's unconscious mind. What would seem obvious from the outside I assure you is almost always wrong. The "truth" when revealed in meditation is completely a miracle and a surprize.

Hope this helps. It's an experience that is hard to describe even among people who meditate and experience it.

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