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Philosophical Exploration of Self-Consciousness and Intermediate Selfology

The document delves into the philosophical and psychological concept of 'intermediate selfology,' exploring the nature of self-consciousness through various theoretical lenses. It introduces the seven intuitional ideas of self, the empirical self, the epistemic self, and the enosic self. The discussion highlights liminal consciousness, selfization, and the mind as a composite of intellect, feelings, and volitions. It also touches upon the 10-dimensional model of self, encompassing bodily, emotional, narrating, volitional, social, perspectable, enduring, organizing, advancing, and identifying selves. The text differentiates between finite and infinite aspects of consciousness and consciousness's ability to track and trace itself through perception, attention, and apprehension. Finally, it distinguishes between subliminal, preconcious, and superliminal elements of consciousness and discusses the path toward self-liberation through transformation and wisening.