Method for Achieving the Balance of the Mind

A method for achieving the balance of the mind of an examinee,

• the method comprising:
• a first step of showing a set of symbols to an examinee;
• a second step of applying the symbols to a feeling of the examinee and a state of the examinee's mind;
• a third step of making the examinee understand a recognition system represented by the set;
• and
• a fourth step of resolving a conflict in the examinee's mind to achieve the balance of the examinee's mind;
• the set including:
• a first symbol;
• a second symbol located obliquely below the first symbol;
• a third symbol that has a shape representing a concept in contrast with that of the second symbol, and that is a mirror image of the second symbol in terms of the position with respect to an imaginary vertical line passing through the first symbol;
• a fourth symbol that has a shape in common with that of the third symbol and that is located obliquely below the second symbol;
• a fifth symbol that has a shape in common with that of the second symbol, and that is a mirror image of the fourth symbol in terms of the position with respect to an imaginary vertical line passing through the second symbol;
• wherein in the second step,
• the second symbol is associated with the examinee's thought, the third symbol is associated with an object of the examinee's thought, the fourth symbol is associated with the examinee's unconsciousness, and the fifth symbol is associated with a blind spot in the examinee's mind;
• wherein in the third step,
• the examinee is made to understand the recognition system by an explanation based on contrasting concepts between the second symbol and the third symbol, and between the fourth symbol and the fifth symbol, the explanation being that the blind spot in the examinee's mind associated with the fifth symbol represents a concept identified with by the examinee's thought associated with the second symbol and produces the examinee's unconsciousness associated with the fourth symbol, and that the feeling from the object associated with the third symbol is a projection of the examinee's unconsciousness associated with the fourth symbol;
• and
• wherein in the fourth step,
• the conflict in the examinee's mind is resolved by causing the examinee's unconsciousness and the blind spot in the examinee's mind to be exposed in the examinee's thought and pair-annihilated to achieve the balance of the examinee's mind.