When we express ourselves with words, thoughts or feelings, we are under the impression that it is our mind and intellect that generates our thinking. We have thoughts and use our intellect to project around us thought-forms and psychic expressions of all kinds. But, all of these are passing illusions and realities, projections of our ego needs, desires and wishes.

This written material comes from a series of posts to the discussion list and I would like to express my gratitude to those whose input has allowed me to find a more universal language and those, who, in the sharing of their individual processes (the things they judge they should not have said) have allowed me to shift my perspective a number of times to find a more universal language.

The essence

In the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu said (and I am using a translation by Henry Wei)

Without going out of doors,

one can know the world;

without looking through the window,

one can realise the Way of Heaven.

The farther one goes,

the less one knows.

Therefore the sage knows without going out,

discriminates without seeing,

and accomplishes without action.

Words and Language

Language itself is composed of words ..

Words are sounds to which meaning has been ascribed in order for communication to take place between two or more .. whether this be between two or more aspects of the one person .. or between one person and another.

The meaning that is mentally learned may be entirely different to the meaning that is associated with the memories stored as energy field distortions within the physical body.

Words are the tool of the intellect, generated by the mind based on the unconscious memories stored in the cell-f (or the physical body - the 90% of the mind that most deny exists).

Reactions come from the cell-f

If I have a reaction to some one else's "lingo", I want to know what my reaction is to that which is triggered by the use of this particular key word ... then another part of myself finds peace with itself ....

If I cannot do that when I write, I may be using an internal emotional reaction to express myself which the reader "picks up on" ...

If I feel an emotion coming from the words as I dictate them, then these words are not "clear" within me.

If there is no emotion in what I write, in the words I use, (because there is no conflict within the aspects of my self ...) then the reader's reaction is from the triggers in his or her own body .. not any thought, projection or program I might be imposing.

The Psychology or Philosophy of Transpersonal Spirituality is not a religion; it does not present a belief system or provide an institutional structure.

Rather, it is a field of self inquiry which offers insights based on understanding of personal experience and provides practices for evaluating and resolving reactions from within the cell-f.