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  • By Our Own Free Will

    "In the Reality of nonduality, there is neither privilege nor gain nor loss nor rank.  Just like a cork in the sea, each spirit rises or falls in the sea of consciousness of its own level by virtue of its… Continue reading

  • Free will is outside of the Program.

    "The structure of the human mind has been likened to a computer in that the mind's basic structure is akin to the hardware and its content to the software.  The mind has limited control over the content of the programming;… Continue reading

  • Voice of the Adult.

    David Hawkins writes about dieting or taking care of the body in "Healing and Recovery". "When one reaches this level of handling appetite and hunger, one is no longer fixed on one particular food or another.  One could say, "If… Continue reading

  • I left Apathy behind.

    "One of the biggest obstacles of handling and letting go of fear is the fear of fear itself."  David Hawkins, writes in his book, "Healing and Recovery". Fear of feeling fear stops us from living life or walking into unchartered… Continue reading

  • It Caught Me.

    David Hawkins, "Healing and Recovery" writes about Catastrophes and Crisis. "Acute catastrophes are the times when we make great leaps, when we face them directly and fixedly say, "I will not veer from this spiritual work."  Now we are really… Continue reading

  • The Images in our Minds

    "It is because of awareness that we know what is going on in consciousness.  It is because of consciousness that we know what is going on in mind.  Because of mind, we are aware of what is going with sensations.… Continue reading

  • Who Believed the Worst About Herself.

    In the aftermath of reading David Hawkins, I am left with an even greater understanding or perhaps an explanation of my journey, how I arrived, what happened that covered my eyes and spirit; my innocence. I almost felt that I… Continue reading

  • He Only Recognizes the Hardware

    David Hawkins writes about innocence…from "Healing and Recovery" and perhaps this is the whole journey of life…healing and recovering your innocence. "To safely do spiritual work and avoid crises, it is necessary to reaffirm, look within, and discover one's own… Continue reading

  • A loving God there.

    "In the beginning of the research, we were naive.  We assumed that anything labeled as 'spiritual' must be of the highest truth, valid, and something that could be corroborated through one's inner experience. We found that this is not necessarily… Continue reading

  • “Healing and Recovery”

    A continuation from "Healing and Recovery", by David Hawkins. "Within each and everyone is that intrinsic innocence that never dies, no matter how long we live; it is intrinsic to the nature of consciousness itself.  The innocence of the child… Continue reading