Unleashing Your Mind
Unleashing Your Mind
I have been writing about the attributes of the New Age and have missed the one attribute I would likely consider the most important. The attributes I have described are five in number: a sense of oneness with the Earth, a sense of community with each other, a sense of harmony and peace, a sense of curiosity and continued learning, and a sense of creativity. The one I have left out is of relearning the way of communing with the spirits. Jean Gebser calls the new age the age of time-free transparency of when our consciousness is able to connect with the Universal Mind that is free of time.
This idea may sound airy fairy to some of you, but you already have this ability and listen to it most every night in your night time dreams. Most of you probably jump out of bed in the morning thinking of all the think you must do during the day. I spend a little of my morning time in bed just thinking, very often about my dreams. I am discovering the great importance of this time of thinking. Staying in bed and letting my mind go where it takes me is probably the most important thing I do during the day. It opens me to the Universal Mind, to the era of time-free transparency, to the world of the spirits. I have written about the use of hypnosis and ecstatic trance as avenues into the Universal Mind, but my morning time of just letting my mind go in free association and in using my imagination is probably even more important. This is when I probably do my more creative thinking.
Initially your thoughts will take you into your own unconscious mind, and this at times may be a little frightening, but my belief is that wherever your mind takes you, it unconsciously knows you are ready to go there and going there is where you find resolution to problems and were healing takes place. It has been my experience that this resolution and healing greatly empowers you and with it, you soon discover that you are going beyond your own personal unconscious and into the world beyond, the Universal Mind, the world of the spirits where there is much exciting to be learned as it opens itself to you. I find the best times for letting your mind go in creative thought is the first thing when you wake up, when you are still in a warm bed, and half way into your dreams. Another time is when you happen to waken in the middle of the night and may feel somewhat anxious because you are having problems falling back asleep. Letting your mind go in such thought at those times works as well as in the morning and it also helps you to again fall asleep. Other times during the day or when you go to bed at night may also work, but at those times it takes some practice to quiet you mind enough to let it go where it wants to take you.
Nick
I have been writing about the attributes of the New Age and have missed the one attribute I would likely consider the most important. The attributes I have described are five in number: a sense of oneness with the Earth, a sense of community with each other, a sense of harmony and peace, a sense of curiosity and continued learning, and a sense of creativity. The one I have left out is of relearning the way of communing with the spirits. Jean Gebser calls the new age the age of time-free transparency of when our consciousness is able to connect with the Universal Mind that is free of time.
This idea may sound airy fairy to some of you, but you already have this ability and listen to it most every night in your night time dreams. Most of you probably jump out of bed in the morning thinking of all the think you must do during the day. I spend a little of my morning time in bed just thinking, very often about my dreams. I am discovering the great importance of this time of thinking. Staying in bed and letting my mind go where it takes me is probably the most important thing I do during the day. It opens me to the Universal Mind, to the era of time-free transparency, to the world of the spirits. I have written about the use of hypnosis and ecstatic trance as avenues into the Universal Mind, but my morning time of just letting my mind go in free association and in using my imagination is probably even more important. This is when I probably do my more creative thinking.
Initially your thoughts will take you into your own unconscious mind, and this at times may be a little frightening, but my belief is that wherever your mind takes you, it unconsciously knows you are ready to go there and going there is where you find resolution to problems and were healing takes place. It has been my experience that this resolution and healing greatly empowers you and with it, you soon discover that you are going beyond your own personal unconscious and into the world beyond, the Universal Mind, the world of the spirits where there is much exciting to be learned as it opens itself to you. I find the best times for letting your mind go in creative thought is the first thing when you wake up, when you are still in a warm bed, and half way into your dreams. Another time is when you happen to waken in the middle of the night and may feel somewhat anxious because you are having problems falling back asleep. Letting your mind go in such thought at those times works as well as in the morning and it also helps you to again fall asleep. Other times during the day or when you go to bed at night may also work, but at those times it takes some practice to quiet you mind enough to let it go where it wants to take you.
Nick
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