Mysticism with James Tunney 

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@@NewThinkingAllowed Thank you, sir!

It would be wonderful if you were to interview with Jeffrey!

@@helenebuntman6082 yes please🙋‍♀️ agreed!

Have you made it to the "endless coincidence" state of mind yet?

@@501promo since 3 days i am in this constant state of awareness, it feels like this endless message of love, All is heaven scent, how did you know?

@jenny tettero - "how did you know?" Keep going and I believe you will soon have the answer to that question :)

I just found out why,... it is the most beautifull song...how did you know..

The most beautifull gift i have in my life

Watching again.

I bought it too!

I wonder how your trip to Peru went to do aya? Brave but such a worthwhile journey and so happy to see how many now going on it.

Ah Science, the cause of and the solution to, all of lifes problems. Bash away sister, they had it coming

@@michaelholohan9224 wanna dance?

@@urbanarks Well, carry on. You have my wholehearted support! Cheers.

Sure liked your wise words here. 💫🤗

I don't think there are any shortcuts to awareness, even with Entheogens like Ayahuasca, it still requires hard work and integration into the day to day where the real work is. Awareness is earned through practice and learning, it does not come easy.

@@Sabnock1990 very well said. You can do psychedelics for years, and make no progress. You need an integral approach.

Betty Eldridge When precious things are spoken it dilutes them - and few people are worthy of sharing them with as transformation is in its own time and they may not understand.

@@artandculture5262 I recommended Catafalque because PK has imo described the majority of what 'mysticism' is about: the process of individuation itself, Which is not what I have in mind,although that introduces the fact of such a process, through C. G. Jungs' life. PK brings out many ideas that are ignored or misunderstood by Jungian authors. And a long string of other authors. The very first mention of the Dark Night of the Soul that I met was Jeffery Mishlove's interview with John Lilly From Here to Alternity,, that was about 30 years ago. I was in my 50s. Many ideas that were unspeakable topics literally have become conversations in every day life. PK writes in depth about the most unspeakable topics that are now emerged in the planet-wide conversation about the war between the irrational (personal) and the rational mindset, the collective. Mr. Lilly also mentioned ECCO, Earth Coinicidence Control Office, which filled me with an excitement I'd never experienced at that point. "HE KNOWS! HE KNOWS! He KNOWS ABOUT THE LARGER DOMAIN!!!!!!" I felt joy of a particular kind for the first time. The next day I was in a bookstore and as I left the store my attention (which operated on its own task as I realized later) settled on a book, The Dark NIght of the Soul, and I remembered having heard the book mentioned so recently. I walked out, but after walking a block my body turned back and I bought the book. The bookstore was primarily where Swedenborgian books were sold and the reason I went there was I had attended a lecture that compared Moodys' Life after Life with Emanuel Swedenborgs 'writings and I'd purchased Heaven and Hell but hadn't opened it. And I'd only recently read a very strange (to me) book, Cosmic Consciousness by a Richard Bucke of whom I'd never read, or heard. The experiences in that book seemed to relate in a way I didn't think about until later, to a book I'd recently read: Men Who Have Walked With God by Sheldon Cheney . I read fictions almost exclusively except in school so this was an unusual book to me; , about men whose name I'd read probably but had no exposure towards. When I read the chapter on Socrates,, my mind lingered for some time on the mention that Socrates had a voice that counseled him, the 'god within that tells me about the universe', was silent when he was told he had to drink hemlock or cease influencing the young with his ideas. A god within? A voice? That tells him about the universe? As time and specific events happened in my real life, I went into therapy and noticed a book the therapist had and asked what it was about. WIlliam Glasser's Mental Health or Mental Illness. He offered to loan the book so I painfully, very painfully (it hurt to read anything then) read the book and remembered only one sentence: The same author wrote Reality Therapy and the therapist offered to lend it to me although he never mentioned or talked about the content of the books, I was talking about a real problem in my real life. It was the same author who wrote Stations of the Mind, which came to my attention in the library as I walked out one day. In that book I did read new (to me) information, that the human mind has a function that controls for comfort, the information that enters consciousness. That meant something but what? I didn't know what had caused me to read Steppenwolfe by Herman Hesse when I struggled so hard to read it but I began to think about the man that believed he had a wild animal in his mind when I acquired and read slowly and painfully another book: The Presence of Other Worlds by Wilson van Dusen. My mind was full of thought but in therapy that was not mentioned by me or the therapists. The books I read seemed to be selected in many places where my attention somehow seemed to operate without me, that was odd and I read a lot.. The turning point happened but I noticed it only in hindsight, years sometimes passed before I recognized what was happening to me: There was one incident that initiated a new idea, that idea was familiar to me for some reason: Walking through the library I saw a book someone had left on a table: Other Worlds by a Paul Davies. It had a pretty blue picture on the cover and that reminded me of another sky blue book that was fictional but somehow so memorable because ....its a longer story . The topic of quantum physics was a different direction but a pattern had been noticed, even if if seemed outrageous it was true. I was reading a book that described some thing in my material life and my thought, some of it was the same content, I read the book and in one chapter titled: The Importance of An Observer, an old memory that had haunted me after it happened came up and latched onto the idea in Other Worlds. I was 9 years old, walking through the neighborhood on a balmy spring morning, wondering to myself if my presence anywhere caused something to happen, Does my just seeing something, change anything? The ideas of this time have existed in the past. same pattern but with new content. P.K wrote about those ancients but other authors have written much that he wrote. About 'understanding' the ancients, and recognizing the transformation of a mental world into an aspect and attribute of the real world, that's hard to describe, however in my opinion. the medium is the message. and it cannot be misunderstood. Almost 9 decades of data ...... A small non-fictional book about a real 4 years old girl had an idea in it that I understand in my own way, She was a viewing point for Mr. God. Perhaps the darkest part is as valuable as the bright . Its difficult to experience the lack of understanding, some don't make it, its easier if you are Einstein or Sagan...

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