NOTE:  Be patient, shortly, we shall complete the review of the Virtual Self (or rather selves, personas, jivas, ego states) and move on to discussion of how each of us interfaces with the empyreal world in its fullness.  In matters of the occult, fools rush … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (14)

Reality Series: The Virtual Self (1) In yesterday’s blog, I discussed how the CNS, given sufficient sensory, somatic, and visceral neural input, generate two separate, mental images, or imagines (sing. imago). When I use the word ‘mental’ I am not referring solely to the traditional … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (13)

Reality Series: Type I-Somatic Mapping and Imaging Today, we revisit our discussion of the true nature of our mental realities. If you have not as yet had an opportunity to study the psychological model developed at the Institute, now is such time. To understand the … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (12)

NOTE:  Expanded explanation to prevent confusion as promised yesterday Dear friends, for the next few posts, I shall address the difference between what is called reality and that which is Actual. By Actual, I am referring to the essential, underlying structure of this universe–as it … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (11)

Summary Review of Reality Tomorrow, we begin a careful study of the ‘presumed connection’ between the mental and physical worlds described in parapsychological and paranormal phenomenology. Particularly, in relation to the nature and functioning of our individual and conjoint ‘ergoegotic center’ derived realization (type II). … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (10)

  Believing is only Believing Yesterday, we discussed how each has come to possess a firm conviction that the virtual image generated by his or her brain and back-projected onto the source physicality is valid and reliable. Moreover, we tendered a reasonable suggestion that the … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (9)

Type III Reality (caveat) In my last blog, I stressed that legitimate enlightenment only occurs in persons having succeeded in experiencing Actuality via an unadorned ergoegotic center. Normally, the ergoegotic center unknowingly clothes itself with one persona after another; each persona reigning as sovereign for … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (8)

REMINDER:  When I use the terms consciousness, awareness, mind, and brain, unless I am being specific for one reason or another as a didactic exercise, please remember that physical space and empyreal space are overlaid upon each other from our normative perspective and are inseparable … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (7)

After I finish this short review, I shall expand this psychoempyreal mind model so you will understand the difference between the realities generated by the human brain so to move and function in our physical space and those realities generated by our correspondent psychic or … Continue reading Psychoism and the Astral (6)

  SUBJECT II. REVIEW OF HOW WE KNOW WE SEE THINGS In order to proceed with our exploration of the nature and function of the Imago, Astral, or Empyreal worlds, I must digress and review some critical knowledge I provided last year as to the … Continue reading Psychoism, Occultism and the Astral (5)