My relation to the notion stated is one of disagreement. My understanding of author Yates' essay is that he objects to attributing ideas, memories, and discoveries to the conscious construct "mind," so he posits a sub-layer of constructs called sub-minds that are unconscious and he attributes the ideas, memories and discoveries to them, and they feed the conscious mind. I believe the source of my conscious mind is what I call my soul, which is God, the Source, of which my body and mind are temporal manifestations. I believe the information, ideas, memories, and discoveries attributed to the conscious construct "mind" emerge or download from the soul/God Source which is primarily unconscious. I haven't experienced soul/God, if I may use my term, providing information via the conscious mind -- maybe a semi-experience -- I believe it. What helps me be aware of how I am attributing "I" is openness to there being something beyond body and mind.
On Nov 28, 2020 David Doane wrote :