Carl Jung on Personal Unconscious Lexicon
Personal unconscious:
The personal layer of the unconscious, distinct from the collective unconscious.
The personal unconscious contains lost memories, painful ideas that are repressed (i.e., forgotten on purpose), subliminal perceptions, by which are meant sense-perceptions that were not strong enough to reach consciousness, and finally, contents that are not yet ripe for consciousness.[“The Personal and the Collective Unconscious,” ibid., par. 103.]
