Experiential Knowingness

List of Contents

• Experiential Knowingness
• Part One: Above All Don't Wobble
  • Preface
  • Universal Questions
  • The Creative Centre of All Beings and Being
  • Advice to Yogis and Yoginis
  • Advice to Common Humanity
  • The Two Gates and Karma-Life in Duality
  • Dharma
  • Duality and Methods of Transcendence
  • The Physiology of Consciousness
  • Brain-The Bodies Computer
  • Alternative Methods of Consciousness raising
  • The Difference between Mind and No-Mind
  • The Difference between Id-Entity and Conditioned Identity
  • The Difference between Incarnate and Disincarnate
  • Being a Teacher and Secret Teachings
  • Religion,Gods and Ecclesiastics
  • Method
  • List of Contents
  • Conditions for following the Path to Separate and Merged
  • Birth Life Death Rebirth
  • Yoga
  • The Six Fundamental Yogas
  • Raja Yoga
  • Breathing and Contemplation
  • Hatha Yoga
  • Diet
  • Postures
  • Tantra Yoga
  • Human Sexuality and Consciousness
  • GnanaYoga
  • The Difference between Knowledge and Knowingness
  • Karma Yoga
  • Work-Process-Action
  • Bhakti Yoga
  • Mantra-Ritual-Sacrifice
• Yoga
• Part Two: The Third Scroll
  • List of Contents
  • Introduction
  • The Creative Centre of All Beings and Being and its Creation
  • from the point of view of the Id-Entity directed Analyst/Therapist
  • The Id-Entity
  • Separate and Merged
  • The Story of Men and Women
  • Joint Transcendence
  • Consciousness before and after Birth
  • How the Ego Mind and Conditioned Identity have common origins
  • What the Ego is and how it is brought into Existence
  • What the Mind is
  • How the Mind is brought into Existence
  • Group-Mind and its Subsiduaries
  • What the Conditioned Identity is
  • How the Conditioned fdentity is brought into Existence
  • Definition of An Id-Entity directed Analyst/Therapist
  • Synthesis of the Six Fundamental Yogas
  • Toxic and Addictive Drugs
  • Non-Toxic and Non-Addictive Psychovitamins
  • Religion
  • Racialism and Racism
  • Nationalism
  • Political and Social Philosophy
• Afterwords

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