Comments on: THE WORLD IS PSYCHE

By: Reatha Dechico

Reatha Dechico — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 12:43:46 +0000

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By: Avia

Avia — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 11:36:05 +0000

Well done!
For years I have understood that the mind, or psyche, does not reside or belong in the brain, rather that the brain is a cellular processor to bring the psyche into the physical senses for physical experience and realisation.
So, once we can get out of our heads and into our connection to the collective psyche, we can really become conscious co-creators. The trouble is that all those who have no knowledge of this are also co-creating with negative, very limited or destructive thoughts. To create individually, therefore, depends on the strength or power of the individual mind in an environment where others are co-creating negatively.
This is where the increasing numbers of those co-creating positively will start to swing the balance. It is not enough to have just a fleeting thought occasionally, as this dissipates into thin air. To really co-create it is required to have a strong and constant flow of thought uninterrupted by doubt or fear.
It’s harder than you think, but improves with practice, which is why the Buddha brought his teachings to the world.
When one thought, or word, delivered with absolute certainty and conviction, even from one person, reaches the minds of those who have doubts, it is easily believed. That thought, or word can either be war or peace: e.g. ‘you have no freedom to choose and must do as you are told’, or, ‘you have absolute freedom and can choose what you do’.

By: chiller

chiller — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 08:44:49 +0000

Very interesting Mr. Levy,

Some what if thoughts on it :

1. What if the psyche is just an automaton, a mechanical entity designed to just give us a script on wich we Experience.

2. What if reality is a big distraction to keep our attention away from other possibilities , we sometime touch upon in our dreamworlds.

3. What if this psyche is a trickster and just keeps us busy and ”hardwired” to this dream we call life , with a more sinister purpose.

4. And makes us believe that we are subjective to it and smaller, while in fact we might be much more then it ever can be.

5. I think that we as conscious beings can align ourselves with different kinds of energies already in excistance outside us.

Or we can radiate our own unique thoughtpatterns.

The choice is to follow a pathway layd out by others , wich is clear.
Or follow an unknown muddled path with uncertainties, Alone.

6. I dont think we really need the wars and killings to become conscious of who we are. There are more peaceful ways.

Thank you for your attention.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 01:02:06 +0000

well written sir. Many more are waking from the dream. Unfortunately, these truths are only known philosophically for most of us. Our true nature can not be known by thinking or logic. In the last decade, there has been much talk about we are one, we are not separate, we are co-creators and so on. The crazy truth is that there is only one of us here.

By: Andrew

Andrew — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 06:51:38 +0000

You are a really awesome writer. Keep up the good work! I’m 25 years old and this really hits home on so many levels.

By: William Salsman

William Salsman — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 22:15:59 +0000

Yes, Paul ! Great article! It is true, “the greatest danger which threatens humanity comes from our own psyche.” Beautiful! I am inspired, and I have seen this great danger. I ran into a dark soul, a hate mongerer, to be exact, the other day. I had a look deeply into the mouth of hatred, and this is the revelation that I was inspired to give to him (and the world) when he said when have too much freedom:

Never say you have no freedom. Freedom is everywhere at all times. It is infinite. All you need do is think about freedom as the outer surface of a big rubber ball. You are standing on that big rubber ball, and as you look around at the horizon you can see it encircling you. Let’s say you have something that you want to do for awhile. Let’s say you want to go for a walk to see what, if anything is up ahead of you. So, you walk and walk, and as you walk you see the horizon always as distant from you as it was before you started walking. That is freedom expressing infinity.

Let’s say you run up against a wall and there is no way to get over it, or under it, or around it. Stop and think. Is your freedom now limited? The way you answer this will determine if you just stand there and stagnate like water in a rusted bucket, or if you move again like a roaring river on a race to the ocean.

Freedom abounds in all that we do. If you find you have no freedom just think again. You will see that the only real restrictions on anything that you do, or feel, are the ones you give yourself. Freedom is infinite. All that really matters is what we do with it.

Peace,

Bill

By: peter barnhart

peter barnhart — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 11:11:29 +0000

Hi Ann,
I’m much interested in your sharing about the collective psychic dream and your “private episodes of that dream … rooting out demons and bringing light to the shadows.”
This dreaming process began in my life five years ago. There has been no effort to alter or work on the dreams in any way. It is apparent to me, based on the signs of systemic rejuvenation that have accompanied the process, that the dreams are symptomatic of an energetic cleansing, a clearing of the cellular memory and a transformation of the DNA. There are debilitating physical symptoms that accompany the dreams. Following each cleansing episode, or crisis, there is not only a rebound, but a leap forward in physical, mental and spiritual health … a sense of greater freedom and expansiveness.
All of the above has led me to the belief that devine will is driving this process with the “intention” of raising the energy level/vibration of the human body. Further, that human consciousness is threefold, physical, mental and spiritual and that our evolution/transformation is incomplete, unless all three levels are included.
Sounds crazy?
What’cha think?
I’d love to get your comments on these comments.
Pete.

By: Margie Borchers

Margie Borchers — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 19:56:12 +0000

Thank you Paul!

By: peter barnhart

peter barnhart — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 11:49:14 +0000

Hi Paul,
As always, I’m fascinated and intrigued by your writings. This time I have a question: if the World Is Psyche and all reality is determined and created by psyche, what part of this world and this reality is the soma?
The only reference I find to this is: ” … the body is the living psyche.”
This puzzles me, for several reasons:
1) Why does the body grow old, degenerate and die in a state of dysfunctiion, even the bodies of the enlightened ones?
2) In this particular body an energetic cleansing process began spontaneously five years ago. It appears to be the cleansing/transformation of all the negative energies of the collective psyche, or subconscious, starting from the beginning of human time. The progression has gone from then up to the present, from the bloodiest and most fiendish expressions of negativity to the more subtle, from the entire race to this particular life.
3) This suggests to me that the soma is struggling to evolve, that the psyche, due to its creation of the “I” or the separated self has been the major obstruction to that evolution and that the driving force is not the psyche, but the intelligence, the power, the light and the love of the universe … or that which creates and sustains all life.
4) Obviously, everything just said is a perception of the psyche. Yet, wasn’t it the soma, this particular integrated expression of the Universe, that pushed the psyche to its new perception?
I’m not speaking as one who knows … rather, as one who doesn’t and is part of a process whose outcome is necessarily unknown.
Looking forward to your reply … many thanks, Pete.

By: Klarity Belle

Klarity Belle — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 19:40:01 +0000

Wow Paul, what an incredible article, thank you for the time you have taken in your research of Jung’s theories and your own experiences of the collective psyche and for synthesising it in a way that is easy to grasp.

“We are potential spiritual midwives, who by ‘understanding’ the psychic nature of ‘future developments,’ ‘reinforce their healing effect’ and birth ‘coming events’ into incarnation through the womb of the psyche. The psyche, which is pregnant with open-ended possibilities, is the very cipher in which the history of humanity is being written. Jung writes, “The world today hangs by a thin thread, and that thread is the psyche of man.”

That says it all for me and I have a pressing feeling of moral obligation to awaken myself further and share that reality with others. I sense and believe that ‘awakening’ is about to grow exponentially, and personally I would rather have my shadows out NOW rather than later!