Go In: Nine Points to Conscious Living

by Daniel J Schwarzhoff

Six.” [34] As opposed to “all hell”

Leonard. www.nytimes.com/2001/07/16/arts/writers-writing-easy-adverbs-exclamation-points-especially-hooptedoodle.html

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You may have read this idea in a bible or heard religious people speaking of it. You’ll find this in the “Gospel According to Luke.” Luke was a Greek physician, an Evangelist and close friend of the Christian disciple, Paul. AKA. “Saul.” Someone asked Jesus when God’s Kingdom would come. He basically told them to stop waiting for it to come out of the future and to stop relying on others telling them when it would be, because God’s Kingdom was already there, now, within themselves. He was referring to consciousness, the very subject of this whole book. I did consider calling this book, “Go to Heaven Now” but I thought it was too provocative a title for the time. [59] Most meditation techniques are really hypnotic recruitment tools used by Eastern religions and non-duality cults to indoctrinate westerners, if not directly into their organizations, then at least to adopt their philosophies. [60] These can range from mild endorphin and pleasure circuitry stimulation by heavy breathing or aroma “therapy” to physical gyration and “humping” masturbation to reach orgasm. There is no depth some will not sink to anesthetize the pain of a guilty conscience. And yes, as absurd as it seems, these will be characterized as “meditation” techniques. I am not kidding [61] If you classify yourself as one who meditates, you self-elevate, stepping up on a pedestal, judging yourself and others, feeling superior to those who do not meditate. Have no opinion of yourself. Stop keeping score. Just...