Hey, so we've all known the phrase to be of two minds, very commonplace phrase, movies,

books use it.

Generally, it means to be split in one's views or opinions about a person or a place or possibility.

For example, a friend of mine is playing a gig tonight and I'm of two mines.

He goes on generally at around 1130. And I like his band and I like him a lot. And it's actually

pretty almost embarrassingly convenient to me. I wish it wasn't so convenient. And so that creates the argument for, but a

band going on at 1130, probably midnight after I teach and I've had a day of mentoring and then

I have to wake up tomorrow morning is the other thing that I'm bearing in mind.

But actually, though that's the commonplace use of the phrase of two minds,

and it denotes a sort of special situation where we can't make our

minds up easily. In fact we are all always of two minds.

Each of us is always of two months.

The first mind we are invariably aware of and that is we are conscious of our thoughts,

we're conscious of our ideas, we're conscious of our ideas.

We're conscious of often our memories when they arise,

which are often either in sounds or in visuals or both.

So one mind is the stuff that we are aware of, that we are consciously capable of paying attention to,

we can report to somebody else, which is, in other words, I can tell you that I've had such and such an idea on my mind of late,

going to the show tonight, whatever.

So that's a conscious idea.

And our conscious thoughts and logic and narrative

are very available to us because we are conscious in what's known as the left

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