Canonum De Ius Cogitatum
Canons of Cognitive Law

one heaven iconII.   Mind (PSY)

2.1 Concepts of Cognition

Article 9 - Ultraconscious

Canon 732 (link)

UltraConscious, also known as "Divine Self", is a term used to define one (1) of the five (5) Fundamental Systems of Mind that represents true, perfected memory, Divine Soul and Divine Spirit. Ultraconscious is the system of the "Divine" Mind.

Canon 733 (link)

Ultraconscious is derived from the word conscious and ultra meaning "extreme; far beyond the norm" in Latin. Hence, Ultraconscious literally means "the most extreme, the furthest beyond knowledge, science or skill" reflecting the function and purpose of the ultraconscious as the highest and ultimate point of consciousness. 

Canon 734 (link)

The Ultraconscious Mind is directly connected to the superconscious Mind and indirectly connected to the conscious, interconscious and subconscious Mind

Canon 735 (link)

The Ultraconscious Mind is unique as the only system of Mind that is purely non locational and ethereal throughout its existence, with no associated neural system and no self imposed restrictions upon its conscious being other than derived experiences through life and awareness.  

Canon 736 (link)

The Ultraconscious Mind is unique as it records objective memories, thoughts and decisions created and managed by the other systems of Mind according to Divine Law and Natural Law.  It is the only Mind that records a truly objective and independent memory of events themselves as an accurate reflection of what the Mind as a whole perceives and feels.