The eastern philosophies
and therapies about our subconscious is still here in the western culture not
fully understood and applied, it is more of a shopping idea for remedies,
regardless understanding the real subtlety of this issues and human tragic.
Psyche is the study of the
soul, but for psychology it is exclusivity taken as mental problem.
The mind alone cannot think or will, the soul alone is consciousness and knowledge.
As long people pay
attention to dogmatic patterns, there can be no intelligent healing happening.
For all wisdom, harmony,
rhythms, love, purity or morality that touches the divine, comes from the power
of the soul.
The psychologist will with
many sessions entertain the feed of egotism, anger, creed or vanity to develop
a world of sense, which is the worst what one can do to the souls of people.
None of them are able to explain what a thought is or the accumulation of karma. The mental attitude of our society is established by creed and its obvious insecurities by and for frustrated, power-seeking superstitious people.
Society is our relationship with others and its structure is based on ambitions, separation with its pathetic vanities and envies in demanding urge to dominate and to follow.
There
can be no reformation of society as long the individual does not know to
discriminate, between their wants and needs.
We as human beings are
certainly irrational and contradictory in many ways that will face the global
destruction regardless.
As long as the mind thinks
in terms of the ‘more’ and the gaining of virtue with all attention, then there
is envy.
The change from this fact
to the ideal, for as long the mind thinks in terms of change through time, will
never take place as there is no mental transformation in the present.
When the mind is occupied
with itself, and is therefore incapable of being simply aware of the implication
towards others, one does not understand the freedom of the mind and its
capability of intuition.
We are in this world to meet
every conventionality, which becomes all the tragedy of life.
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