Sensations Thoughts and Emotions: Essays on Reality and Mental Health

Your primary sensations are external. Despite being critical to consciousness, we consider internal sensations incidental. This will help you become more sensitive. You take your thoughts for granted, but we think narrowly, remember little, and are easily confused. Organize your thinking by first recognizing its limitations. Bring your thoughts into focus. Emotions are the often ignored counterpoint to thoughts and sensations. They span the gamut from instinct to insight, and they are aspects of spirit. Properly engaged and understood, emotions will enlighten you.

Sensations, thoughts, and emotions trigger higher consciousness.

I wrote these essays while still integrating myself. I had passed death, academia, and psychedelics, moved into hypnotherapy and neurology, and was approaching the quacking of psychology. I offer these essays as a shaky ladder out of the well of narrow thinking. 

Our culture's lust for consumption is reaching its limits. The wave will crest on politics and the environment, but it will break in our minds. We will be cast onto the shores of confusion, where we will be lost until we recombine our minds, bodies, and feelings. 

This book helps you see, think, and feel back together those parts of yourself the Western mind reduced to rubble. If you feel integration to be unnatural, that's your problem at a glance. I apologize that the day is dawning and there's work we need to do, but hello. It's time to wake up.

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