Objective: Aim: The paper aims to examine superconscious processes as mental images of a higher order in the context of telezombification.
Patients and methods: Materials and Methods: The authors used interpretive research paradigm, psychoanalysis, basic principles of hermeneutics, phenomenological approach along with general scientific methods, such as induction, deduction, generalization, etc.
Conclusion: Conclusions: With the beginning of the russian full-scale attack on Ukraine, russian atrocities in Bucha, Mariupol and other cities and villages of the country, many Ukrainian citizens asked about what has happened to the russian society, the state authorities, who set the goal of destroying Ukraine as a state and all its inhabitants as a nation. Then Ukrainians have labelled the invaders and the authorities of Russia as non-humans. And this is a fair name for them. The fact is that these occupiers and their neo-Nazi leaders have a destroyed, distorted consciousness as a result of which they became incapable of realizing their thought processes. The consciousness of such persons gradually degrades towards animal thinking, the so-called proto-thinking. This is one direction to not realizing one's intentions and actions at the level of both subconscious and partially conscious analysis of primary mental images (images of a first and second orders). The second direction is the role of superconscious processes, in particular mental images of a higher level, which also form the worldview positions of an individual in the process of viewing and listening to certain information, while remaining, at the same time, unconscious until a certain time. Together, these directions form a person's attitude to existing social and worldview problems.
Keywords: russian-Ukrainian war; telezombification; consciousness; high-order images; psyche; superconscious; telezombified personality; psychic images.