Guest guest Posted August 2, 2008 Report Posted August 2, 2008 Hi Glen, In reading your posts I was curious to know if you were a therapist, or someone exposed to Carl Jung. You always seem to come from a good place. Peter Quote
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2008 Report Posted August 2, 2008 Hello Peter and thanks for the chuckle. My DJ name is TheTherapist! ) My only exposure to Jungian concepts has been through information foraging as part of my spiritual pursuits. I believe everyone walking this path should have an understanding of the individuation process in relation to their own awakening consciousness. There is a document outlining the individuation process in the KAS-1 document archives: http://www.kundaliniawakeningsystems1.com/downloads.html#individ Attempting to comprehend the ego on as many levels as possible is also of infinite benefit imho. Personally I have found much to resonate with reading Eckhart Tolle and Osho among others. For plain inspirational prose I love Wei Wu Wei... " Reality alone exists - and that we are. All the rest is only a dream, a dream of the One Mind, which is our mind without the 'our'. Is it so hard to accept? Is it so difficult to assimilate and to live? " - Wei Wu Wei , " peter.nichols " <peter wrote: > > Hi Glen, > > In reading your posts I was curious to know if you were a therapist, > or someone exposed to Carl Jung. You always seem to come from a good > place. > > Peter > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2008 Report Posted August 2, 2008 > " Reality alone exists - and that we are. All the rest is only a dream, a dream of the One Mind, which is our mind without the 'our'. Is it so hard to accept? Is it so difficult to assimilate and to live? " - Wei Wu Wei < Whose reality and what is reality? Everyone's perception of reality is different, according to their state of consciousness. IMHO Angelina , " gleno " <gleno wrote: > > Hello Peter and thanks for the chuckle. My DJ name is TheTherapist! ) > > My only exposure to Jungian concepts has been through information > foraging as part of my spiritual pursuits. I believe everyone walking > this path should have an understanding of the individuation process in > relation to their own awakening consciousness. > > There is a document outlining the individuation process in the KAS-1 > document archives: > > http://www.kundaliniawakeningsystems1.com/downloads.html#individ > > Attempting to comprehend the ego on as many levels as possible is also > of infinite benefit imho. Personally I have found much to resonate > with reading Eckhart Tolle and Osho among others. > > For plain inspirational prose I love Wei Wu Wei... > > " Reality alone exists - and that we are. All the rest is only a dream, > a dream of the One Mind, which is our mind without the 'our'. Is it so > hard to accept? Is it so difficult to assimilate and to live? " > - Wei Wu Wei > > > > , > " peter.nichols@ " <peter@> wrote: > > > > Hi Glen, > > > > In reading your posts I was curious to know if you were a therapist, > > or someone exposed to Carl Jung. You always seem to come from a good > > place. > > > > Peter > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 3, 2008 Report Posted August 3, 2008 Reality is the awareness behind our consciousness. Attempting to define reality within a conscious perception immediately negates the concept. , " gypsyeyes_101 " <gypsyeyes_101 wrote: > > > " Reality alone exists - and that we are. All the rest is only a dream, > a dream of the One Mind, which is our mind without the 'our'. Is it so > hard to accept? Is it so difficult to assimilate and to live? " > - Wei Wu Wei < > > Whose reality and what is reality? Everyone's perception of > reality is different, according to their state of > consciousness. > > IMHO > Angelina > Quote
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