Self Creation

The only way to acquire consciousness is consciously.
Introduction

Let’s consider the idea of self-creation. We can see the intersection of the ideas and instructions of authors: Neville; Rolf Alexander; Maurice Nicoll; Eckart Tolle.

1. Neville: awakened imagination -- expanded definition
2. Alexander: self awareness as the life’s purpose

3. Nicoll: if there is truth within us, there is a lot that is superficial to it

4. Recent example of dysfunction

5. Our own parallel experience 

6. Nicoll’s explanation: the release phenomenon (i.e., subjection to lower level mental function)

7. Approaching the work as one of our usual projects -- a future goal in time
8. “The power of now” and “The creation of now”
9. The consciousness (the imagination) is not in time, it is timeless 

10. Daily experiences -- negative release into chaos. 

11. These are subject to conscious noticing and positive release (Sedona method -- see E013).

12. The only way to consciousness is to go consciously; and we are hoping for grace.

13. Is this all just a mind game, or are we attaining to something more real?
14. How far away from our conscious goals we stray.

15. Conclusion: stop continual reacting and start continual creating.

Summary

KEY QUOTE

“Change of being is not a patchwork process.” (Nicoll, M. Living Time p. 234)

RESOURCES
Repeated:

Neville, (1954) Awakened Imagination & The Search
Alexander, Dr. Rolf (1956) Creative Realism
Nicoll, Maurice (1952) Living Time and the Integration of the Life