The mind possesses an extraordinary command over the body and all senses, capable of governing both visible and invisible aspects of our existence. This is not merely a characteristic of being a thinking mammal, but a manifestation of our consciousness, our inherent inclination to transcend beyond our ego. This power of the mind is recognized and harnessed in various spiritual systems across the globe, which acknowledge a subtle energy within us that flows throughout our body. Practices like yoga and qi gong aim to balance this energy flow and tap into its power.

However, the extent to which we utilize this power is a personal choice. Whether seeking peace of mind or delving into mystical traditions, the key lies in connecting with our body through practices like breathing and cold exposure. This connection strengthens our neurological muscle, the "will", enabling it to perform its function of infusing enthusiasm and energy into our lives.

Scientific consensus has traditionally held that we cannot access our subconscious minds. However, just as consciousness requires neurological awakening and development, so does the subconscious. When awakened and developed, the subconscious becomes conscious, allowing us to transcend scriptures and dogmas, exist outside of time, and explore all parts of our brain.

Our minds, like dogs or children, need freedom to explore and grow. When we restrict our minds, we act against our nature. By releasing our minds from these restrictions, we can glimpse a world where love and harmony with nature prevail.