From the depths of our soul.
An edition of Mind magic
(1980)
Mind magic
4th ed.
by Bill Harvey
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"... a fusion of Western psychology and Eastern philosophy designed to expand consciousness by deblocking communication between the left and right brain hemispheres." Puts right-brain intuitions and feelings into left-brain language and logic, freeing inner vision and creativity. A practical guide for altering our cultural programming and re-opening the mind to endless possibilities.
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Mind magic
1982, Ourobourus Institute, [distributed by] Unlimited Publishing
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Mind magic: the ecstasy of problemsolving : unleashing the creative powers of the computer within
1982, Ourobourus Institute, Unlimited Pub.
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1980, Studio 31, distributed by Irvington Publishers, Inc.
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Table of Contents
The human heritage: word pollution: because words are so powerful, we tend to believe them rather than assimilate our own experiences
The present: word pollution overload: how the tonnage of words and other input has increased past the overload point, causing hysterical imitation in the place of real life. Meditation as accelerated information-processing
Avoid hasty closure: the mechanism of "making up one's mind too fast due to overload panic" and how to avoid this
Awakening real will: "Losing oneself and becoming a rolebot" and how to undo this
The originality moment: demechanizing oneself by broadening the range of creative possibilities
Self-rating is irrelevant: relieving the burden of constant self-judgment
What do you what? Stripping away imposed motivations, to find out what "the me that was born" wants
Opening the senses: seeing more of what is
Staying focused through complexity: effectively dealing with many things at once
"In action, watch the timing"-Tao Te Ching of Lao Tsu
Disidentifying with the thought senate: not throwing your authority behind untested head spewings
Improving inner visibility: allowing a wider range of material through the verbalizer
Transmuting negatives into positives: turning dilemma into opportunity
Visualizing the whole universe as one thing: identifying with all you perceive.
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