The levels of mind commonly recognized are:
- Conscious Mind: The level of awareness where thoughts, feelings, and sensory experiences are actively perceived.
- Preconscious (or Subconscious) Mind: Contains information not currently in awareness but can be readily accessed, such as memories.
- Unconscious Mind: Deeply buried thoughts, memories, and desires that influence behavior without conscious awareness.
- Superconscious Mind: Sometimes described as a higher level of awareness involving intuition, wisdom, and inspiration.
These levels are based on psychological theories, especially those by Sigmund Freud, and further expanded in various models of consciousness. The core three levels are typically conscious, preconscious (or subconscious), and unconscious, with the superconscious sometimes added for spiritual or higher cognitive aspects.
