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Which stage of yogic consciousness is not described by Sigmund Freud?
Which stage of yogic consciousness is not described by Sigmund Freud?
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The concept of Super-Conscious is central to yogic and spiritual practices.
Updated On: Jan 17, 2026
- Sub-Conscious
- Unconscious
- Conscious
- Super/Pure-Conscious
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The Correct Option is D
Solution and Explanation
Freud described three levels of consciousness:
- Conscious: Present thoughts.
- Sub-Conscious: Hidden memories.
- Unconscious: Instincts.
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