"Most psychologists treat the mind as disembodied, a phenomenon with little or no connection to the physical body. Conversely physicians treat the body with no regard to the mind or the emotions. But the body and mind are not separate, and we cannot treat one without the other.
Research has shown that the body can and must be healed through the mind and the mind can and must be healed through the body."
From "Molecules of Emotion"
by Candace B. Pert, Ph.D., published by Scribner
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COLLECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS
Collective consciousness, or dualistic
consciousness, is the amalgam of all influences and memories accumulated
since the human being exists.
Our
forebearers could only be subjected to this new consciousness,
having no objectivity toward it, since they where in transition
from the practicum of an animal consciousness, to the practicum
of a psychological conscience.
This
psychological perception of reality, has developed until today,
form what we call his present dualistic consciousness. This
conscience is the result of an accumulation of polarized perceived
experiences, which have been transmitted from incarnation to
incarnation, until today. This transfer was made through the
collective influence which was imposed on him because of his
lack of individual consciousness. The construction of this conscience
was totally built without his knowledge, and that is why today,
he has no conscience of it. This astralized consciousness, acts
in such an occult way, that, it is nearly impossible for an
individual, unconscious of its existence, to see the effects
it has on him, or on others around him. The individual who is
subjected to this engulfment is like in a perpetual sleep state.
That is to say that he has no individualized consciousness of
his internal reality
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