...before B4...

Craig begins with  his post  of Carl Jung ==

"The unconscious is the dark being within, that hears what our conscious ears do not hear, and  sees what our conscious eyes do not perceive.

"It allows these unnoticed impressions to grow and molds them in itself".

"We only become aware of the unheard hearing, the unseen seeing, when the unconscious sends us these forgotten images in dreams and visions."

I commented = Dualistic thinking cannot gain access to the upper realms.  The Conscious does not nor cannot rest upon the Unconscious.  Both exist in the realm of perceptible reality as vibrations exist as music.  Our Unconscious is better viewed as a 7th or 8th Sense, at least with this as footing a better view can be achieved.  Conscious and Unconscious has "Self' as foundation.  This "self" bifurcates as it extends from the Essential.  Our "Self" is pre-existent to "mind".  That which "governs" the Universe is that which generates "Self".  Lao Tzu pointed to the Tao and he made CERTAIN to explain IT as Unfathomable, something "confusedly formed".  When all things are silent and unmoving, existence becomes non-existent.. It is odd that only movement, movement as vibration, can actually "identify" life and death.  Jung is only halfway here, he's close, as close as dualistic thinking can get.  The trick is to get to "before thinking".