Psychology and Spirituality: Ego, Personality, Mind, Mental Illness, Mentality

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Originally Posted by Kathrin

It seems that there are two perspectives, opposing each other. As with Yin and Yang, one feels more at home with Yin, one more with Yang. The interplay of both represents All, Source, God, Love, Allah, Om, Spirit, Whateverness. We either see one of them majorly. In every instant. It's an everchanging view. Nothing is fixed. Everything moves. The Green, as everything else is made of vibration. Nothing is fixed. So even Science says. There's more than Green. There's more.

It's a shifting balance in terms of perception. Spiritually speaking we've drifted into thinking that the soul has little to do with the body. So we talk, think and project about soul stuff and reduce the importance of our physical experience. There's even a thread about becoming super human when we have such little understanding of what it is to simply be human as a baseline experience.

We need to address the entire spectrum of what's occurring within us and around us. It's instructive to understand how our minds were conditioned since birth. It's instructive to understand how our lifestyle habits affect the clarity of our minds ability to function as a healthy and cleanly derived experience. It's not one over the other, it's about a top to bottom integration of both phyical and perceptual. The emphasis has been placed far to intensely on the "idea" of what things "may" be and not nearly enough on what's actually occurring, in a physical way.

From moment to moment we are physically engaged, it would behoove us to align wisely with the physical structure of this experience to better discern where our perceptual influences are being authored.