This episode addresses a viewer question about intuition, dreams, and altered awareness through Bern’s trichotomous mind model. Bern defines three agendas: the subconscious as a fear-based survival mechanism, the conscious mind as the interpreting intellect, and the conscience as a moral mediator. He explains how subconscious patterns dominate thinking unless consciously quieted through small, deliberate changes and focused practice. Using puzzle and imagination metaphors, Bern promotes telesthesia and progressive affirmations to align the mind’s parts. He distinguishes ordinary dreams from prophecy, defends daydreaming as creative fuel, and concludes by encouraging contribution and continued viewer engagement.