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By Jane Roberts

Compiled By John Gialuco with permission from Robert Butts

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Table of Contents

Models for Inner Reality Comment On Codicil 3
Models And Variations Comment On Codicil 4 & 5
The Ideal, Motion And Exchange The Focus Personality And Alternate Sensing
The Power Eccentricities The Aspects And Altered States
Models For Creativity Nature And Consciousness
The Physical Universe As A Triumph Of Eccentricities One Line Consciousness, Governments And Social Orders
Models And Alternate Eccentricities Codicil Recommendation
Four Fronted Self Comments On Codicils
Inner Codes From The Library
Codicils From "The God Of Jane"
Comment On Codicil 1 The Personal Universe
Comment On Codicil 2  

 

"No man is an island unto himself", but each person contains an inner civilization of the self which he learns to govern with the psychic politics that is the framework for the outer world of government and law. The ego rises from the civilization of the psyche just as the ruler, king, queen, president or dictator rises from the masses of people, appointed, chosen or taking control according to an inner politics first existing within the greater inner mind."


MODELS FOR INNER REALITY

    There are ever changing inner models for physical reality, transforming themselves constantly in line with new equations, instantly set up with new stabilization, eternally forming with a blazing rapidity of motion. Yet any one model, whether for a molecule or an entire civilization, never vanishes once it is impressed in the medium of probabilities. We tune into these models, and our interactions with them alter them at any given point, causing new dimensions of actuality that then reach out from the new focus.
    Past plus present equals future. I plus I equals 2, so it seems but the 1, 1 & 2 exist at the same time and so do the past, present and future, though not necessarily in that order.

1. If you learn to remember and interpret the unofficial messages of dreams, the decoded data would produce a history of mankind far more accurate and extensive than any you have, an open ended record that would not end at the present point of awareness but contain projections of future probabilities and provide excellent models for further creative actions.

2. The kings, queens, presidents, and dictators of the world rise to prominence and power just as the ego emerges from the psyche, vital, energetic, and responsive. So are the world's leaders as responsive to its people, even when this does not seem to be the case. A country's leaders ignore the unofficial messages of the psyche for the standardized picture of reality to the same extent as do its citizens.

3. The organized structure of civilization cannot be discounted from the inner organization of the psyche. If you do not know yourself, you do not know your world, exterior actions will seem incomprehensible, and your private acts seem to have no meaning.

4. Persons unacquainted with their own power will feel isolated and alone in the private and public world. They will turn the inner framework of the self upside-down if necessary, to shake out the elements of power locked up inside and free themselves from repressions that exist within the mind. In the exterior world, this often results in the overthrow of the leader who was the living figurehead for that inner private oppression.

5. The private psyche has within itself models that clearly state the unique potentials possible for its own achievement. It is, itself, a version of such a model, freely choosing from the infinite possibilities, variations of itself, and those probable actions best suited to its fulfillment. Its choices are spontaneously correct, freely made yet inevitable.

MODELS AND VARIATIONS

    These classic models are everywhere mirrored in all universal systems, and in each they are the ideals from which all varieties and versions of themselves constantly emerge. They are, then, the source of all phenomena life and represent the inner structure behind all forms. They do not produce copies of themselves, however, but new creative eccentricities which, in turn, alter the models. often
    They also appear as the biological, working models of the genes and chromosomes, and they can be affected and changed at any time through mental experience. They are, in fact, instantly responsive to mental and psychic events, through the natural interchange between the psychological model accepted by the focus personality and the reflections of that model through the entire body structure. The molecules themselves faithfully follow both there own inner model structures and, in their organizational patterns, those psychic models accepted by the psychological entity.

THE IDEAL, MOTION AND EXCHANGE

    In this vast interplay of creativity, the ideal is constantly replenished and expanded through the auspices of eccentricity and eccentricity is constantly provided with a model against which to assert its fresh versions. A multidimensional thrust is therefore achieved, a give and take between each model and its variations, which is the basis in our world for all change and all seeming permanence.
    Within this elastic yet supportive framework there is, then, an order in which all action occurs. Indeed, the nature of the framework itself causes all action, for the models themselves and their eternal integrity, on the one hand, yet constantly create their own variations. These tendencies are everywhere active, in biological structures and psychological states, and are reflected outward into the behavior of nations and governments. In this context, the term revelation and revolution are pertinent. Each variation upon a model is a revelation which in turn brings about a revolution of a kind, a change in a previous condition. The revolution only makes sense, however, only in terms of the model it represents or is acting against. The violent revolutions that often occur in the psyche within, or within the world without, are basically unnecessary. They represent an ignorance of the connections between models and their eccentricities and the give and take between them. Only when this natural motion of model into eccentricity, and eccentricity into new model is tampered with, does violence occur.
    Only when the essence of permanency is understood as containing its motive power out of which change itself springs - will violence cease. Then the motive power within any given model can be released, automatically thrusting out into new eccentricities that are characteristic of the model chosen. The generations provide us biologically with an example of the interaction of models and their variations as these occur within serial time.
    The models transform themselves into biological versions, endowed with the basic structure necessary to physical life, and with all the eccentricities possible within a generalized earth model. Cave man and industrial man are both versions of a model of man that is, itself, constantly changed by its own eccentricities and their subjective experience of reality is so different that the respective versions follow entirely divergent paths. Cave man did not turn into Industrial man. Nor is Industrial man a better version of an earlier model. Each chose eccentricities that involved specific orientations within the same time-space framework. Each use the contents of a given earth differently. Cave man and Industrial man also utilized models of time frequently, and therefore have their existences in divergent time systems that meet only at one point in a jointly experienced focus point - the historically accepted era of the cave man from which we think we emerged.

THE POWER ECCENTRICITIES

    The eternal, ever changing model is the energy behind its variations though through their existence these replenish and reinstate the model. Aligning the known self with its model can be explained as a magic act or as a scientific one, according to your orientation and framework of belief. This recognition of the model by the known self is, at our level of existence, a further creative mutation. Instantly fuller powers are brought into play for effective action, in which the model and its creative version interact with new exuberance.
    The known self or focus personality becomes aware of its own model or source self becomes more responsive, more aware of its own creation and freshly delighted by the recognition given by its offspring. A more flexible give and take results, in which the joys of mortality are triply experienced by the focus personality because of its comprehension of its own timelessness. The contrast brings a new dimension into experienced time. To some extent, the focused personality is magl3etizerl, drawn to its model, which is then drawn to earthly experience. Coincidences then occur that line up inner and outer experience so that the focus personality can tune into the other versions of itself, bringing further knowledge and experience into normal living.

MODELS FOR CREATIVITY

    The essence of man is not destroyed. Neither is it held in a static form, preserved like a spiritual mummy in some museum of souls. Instead, after death, 'a man's or women's essence continues its experiences, though a different model of existence is followed, a different frame of reference chosen and another version of psychological being is pursued. The present model for physical life precludes any easy mixing of the living and the dead, any casual encounters between those in the flesh and out of it as a common experience. This was not always the case for at one time the living and the dead mixed far more openly.
    Man's consciousness chose to focus upon ever-increasing specifics, in terms of time, however and gradually closed out the reference points in which such occurrences could occur.
    In the previous wider reference there was enough leeway for corporal and non-corporal experiences to intersect in space under certain conditions. The closer time reference chosen closed this gap, requiring on the part of the dead a specific focus they could not easily achieve in order to make their presence felt. The path of the living and the dead became more divergent.
    Earlier, however, the dead continued to instruct parents returning to their children and dead travelers returning to their tribes, told of their travels. In this way, for millennia, knowledge was passed on through the centuries. Man's consciousness was more flexible and accommodating, yet while it operated in that manner, the possibilities for more specific experience and more precise focus remained latent. Man gradually altered the focus of his consciousness by perceiving as real only those phenomena that fell within a particular range, bringing into actuality levels of physical experience to which he had been blind to earlier and gradually becoming opaque to other stimuli which he had once used. Encounters with the dead then become blurred, occurring in dream states, which always represent other areas of consciousness dimly perceived but not accepted as official reality. When this happened, the dead became colored with the symbolism of the dreams also, for when symbols operate, they are always signs of reality not directly, but opaquely perceived.
    These ancient psychological pathways of consciousness still lie latent, however, operating as alternate possibilities and ruling certain neurological pathways that have been largely abandoned avenues of perception, and through the ages have used them to increase their own knowledge and to view physical life from a different perspective. Generally, however, these roads became by-paths, thickly cluttered with overgrown, ancient memories and strewn with psychic statues, as it were, that once had meaning and served as guideposts between the living and the dead. These pathways are traveled in the dream states, but there again they are paved with symbols. These serve as methods of communication and yet also serve as barriers, keeping various levels of reality hidden. The living and the dead in your time speak opaquely then, through dreams and symbols, for the model for reality that you have chosen precludes the dead's more expansive view.
    Even then, in dream states, you come alive to your native consciousness, and in periods of revelation and inspiration you open those paths of the mind when it is safe enough to turn momentarily from the specific focus of waking life. That focus requires a finely tuned precision in time orientation, instant response that requires your attention.
    The inner portion of the self, the psyche, however, follows that other model which serves as a supportive framework for the conscious life you know. The creative mind functions basically in accordance with this freer perception, seeking its associations outside the recognized time framework, ranging far wider in its travels and drawing for its purposes from the knowledge and experiences from the race as a whole as it exists in and out of time. This data is then used with new creativity, further altering the physical model of existence.
    The creative mind itself, then, rebels against to rigid a focus, and searches through the centuries while the body is still clothed in time. Yet it searches precisely because of the body's physical orientation, in order to illuminate the nature of its existence. In the world of the creative mind there is little difference between the living and the dead. Ideas are freely exchanged between them in a commerce that forms much of the world that you know.
    This commerce is continual, though in symbolic form that serves to veil the original encounters so that the necessary separation in focuses can still be maintained. Intent, emotional intensity and personal characteristics dictate this commerce and open the lines of communication. that exist, connecting mind and mind.
    There is a constant give and take not only between the living and the dead, but with the living and those portions of the psyche that exist in corporal form, between the living and the dead portions of the self, then. Yet symbolism remains as the language of this commerce. It's rich and varied structure allows it to handle the weight of greater theoretical structures that your focus necessarily precludes.
    Attempts to make this commerce literal, to bring these encounters down to earth, fail miserably because, denied the symbols, the range of that reality cannot be contained in the usual dimensions of your lives as you understand them, and contradictions instantly seem to occur. The realities don't mix smoothly. Rough edges show and the dead then appear as characters of themselves, less dimensional than you, while stripped of the multi-dimensionality of their own state.
    If symbolism is understood to be a language, then it can be used by both the living and the dead and seen as a structure in which these encounters can occur - but these are encounters of the mind, as states of being move closer to each other with symbolism being a bridge between.
    Mankind views the physical as exteriorized and outside the context of the mind. Yet the universe is the three dimensional projection of the minds activity. The phenomenal world springs into being in accordance with inner models. Infinite versions of these bridge the gap between the invisible and the visible, taking physical form and then returning to the inner models in which their overall vitality resides. These models are themselves conscious, not operating as dead ideals but as ever changing structures, carrying within themselves as inviolate integrity which is not threatened but strengthened through change and eccentricity. So all men and women living exist as completely in the living world as in the outer, and each smallest feature within physical reality has its inner counterpart from which it emerges. Within and without, there is a constant fluctuation - yet always in response to the model which responds to its own eccentricities.
    Therefore this book, not yet completed in your time, exists in a library that is a model for the libraries that you know, and yet in your terms this book is also an eccentricity, for it is not a copy but a new edition, completed, recreated, while holding within itself the kernel of its own integrity.
    The creation of this book (Psychic Politics) is original in that it has not existed in this form before in your world, yet it is also written in response to its model, and the same applies to all creativity.

THE PHYSICAL UNIVERSE AS A TRIUMPH OF ECCENTRICITIES

Model Universes:

    These models can be considered as entities with a propensity for pattern forming, aware-energy, eccentricitized out of itself as it emerges from un-realization into realization, from un-differentiation into differentiation. The structures within our universe are eccentricities, seen in that light; specific versions of an inner model. Time, space, matter - all of these specific references are eccentric variations that make our world uniquely itself, even though they rise out a universal model that also makes all other versions and eccentricities possible.
    Because we experience time, then, it follows that time exists in as many versions as possible in other universes. The electron's spin here is eccentric behavior, appearing here as model behavior only because it is the eccentricity that we recognize as real. The private earthly sensate experience of each of us exists precisely because of the eccentricities manifested in our particular model of the universe.
    These models can be thought of as the intent that energy takes, the creative inner potential for form, the pattern of fulfillment inherent in energy itself as it sprawls out of itself constantly into differentiation. The eccentricities are the model's physical shapes, at least in our universe. They are the particular individualized waves or knots or disturbances appearing out of the undifferentiated congregation and coming forth in a pattern or model that is merely a suggestion through which its eccentricities can make themselves known.
    Since everything actually happens at once, with an orderly abandon almost impossible to describe, then the models and their eccentricities are manifested and un-manifested at the same time, and time itself is simply one version that infinity takes. The versions of the models affect and change the models themselves. The variations then form their own new patterns which, again exist in the manifest and the un-manifested alike. We speak of matter and antimatter and of right and left handed universes, but all variations and degrees occur between these extremes, yet all are connected through the all-per model of the universe which is manifest in each version. In other words, our world is one of reality's signatures, written indelibly-in our experience and environment. But it is only one of many such signatures.
    If we could see the features of our reality as eccentricities or variations of a model, then we could at least be on the lookout for other versions, even if we only considered the alternate patterns that sometimes show in our world - the unofficial happenings, the latent bulges, psychological or physical, that ripple gently beneath usual experience but don't appear as definite features of mind or matter. Such psychological or psychic bulges or unrecognized features, such as telepathy or clairvoyance or telekinesis, all suggest other ways of dealing with space and time. In some other systems of reality these may represent normal psychological behavior. A completely different kind of model of the universe would be used under such circumstances and literally experienced.

MODELS AND ALTERNATE ECCENTRICITIES

    Our linear time concepts lead us to our ideas of straight ahead progression and to a certain mental singularity in which it seems that the self is a single entity with no place to go but straight ahead, or it will fall behind, with no direction but up or it will fall down; and with nothing to do but progress towards perfection, or disintegrate. The adage Know Thyself presupposes a model of the self that is stationary. For knowing the self at any given time actually changes the self into a new knowing self, which must again be known and thus changed.
    The world model unfortunately often suggests a perfection beyond which change is unnecessary or even disastrous. Again, our time concepts blind our vision. For the model of the psyche is endless in its variations, characterized by infinite eccentricities each within the other in a kind of sprawling spontaneous order. Our usual ideas of order, however, automatically suggest order in time, consecutive and almost mechanical in progression. We can even find creativity messy or chaotic if it does not follow our ideas of what order is.
    Yet true order uses our time but is not bound by it. True order straddles our reality and appears in it as the manifestation of phenomena in time, so we suppose that order must follow time. We imagine that we must progress "a step at a time" toward a given goal that exists ahead of us, and we plan our lives accordingly.
    The psyche itself is so richly various that it presents us with endless banks of potentials and alternate models, each geared however, in some indefinable way to our most intimate being - ours and no other. We are the ones who insist on stripping down the luxuriant model to what we apparently think of a more efficient time-version that fits our limited ideas of personhood. Then we end up with such appalling concepts as "the model parent" or "the model child". We use the model to enclose, not free, our individuality, to trap and not to liberate our eccentricities, to regiment rather than express our deepest abilities.
    We seem to think that there is a contradiction between having a model for reference, and deviating from it. We need to develop a loving recognition of our eccentricities. The focus personality rises into prominence from the rich infinite reality of the psyche or source self which constantly supports it. The focus personality cannot drown in its own source, be annihilated or dissolved within it, because it Is the face of the psyche turned toward the earth. Drawing from the psyche's greater knowledge reinforces the focus personality's ability to deal with the world's content.
    These are then understood to be the physical manifestation of the contents of the mind. This knowledge alone gives the focus personality additional power, as it learns that it can mix and match these merged contents, bringing into reality a greater variety and deeper meanings which then enrich the mental and physical landscapes.

THE FOUR FRONTED SELF

    There can be for example, four counterparts alive in one time period. There would form a psychic block, and any one of the four personalities could pick up information from this joint pool (of identity). Each such person would be distinct yet each would be an added dimension of the others so that on other levels the four (in this case) form an alliance and become a four fronted self, forming a composite self bridging the given century.
    Each of the four is equal, yet the overall psychic construction formed by their alliance is greater than the sum of the four parts. This alliance is a working one and once it is constructed, it always exists though it doesn't exist necessarily in our terms of continuity. It posses a different kind of life (the four fronted self), a life that has meant whenever one of the counterparts tunes in to its greater framework. But the four fronted self's sense of continuity is not broken up and it exists outside of our space-time framework, while its counterparts exist in it. The conditions of existence are entirely different for the four fronted self as a psychic construct.
    The psyche is awareized energy, in a state of constant creativity, a psychic pattern multi-dimensionally expressed, each point within it changing in relationship to all other points, and then altering the entire pattern or model.
    Each self is immersed in the psyche, yet immersed in its own individuality simultaneously, experiencing reality in time and out of time at once. We create events naturally, in the same ways that the earth produces trees, grain, mountains and seas. In Earth experience, the Earth itself is given that is, it appears to be self-producing and self-sufficient within the framework of the universe. So, in the same way, the self is given. The alliance of psyche and body produces mental events and experiences that also appear to be self-sufficient and self-producing within the framework of the psychological world. Yet everything is interrelated.
    There is an inner landscape of the mind that produces thoughts, dreams, experiences and events and this correlates with the exterior landscape. It's extremely difficult to map this interior land because we confuse the brain's activity for the power behind the brain, and because we do not consider the interior landscape as real as the exterior one.
    We're also so immersed in the interior world that we take its natural elements for granted. Dreams, thoughts and all mental activity compose the natural phenomena of the inner reality. We travel through the psyche as we travel through time and across the face of the earth. When we encounter events, they will appear differently according to our position within our psyche.
    Many dream events are versions of waking ones - not distorted at all, just the dream version, as the physical event is the waking version. While we accept the waking experience as the real one, it is no less or more real than the dream event.

INNER CODES

    Inner codes of reality appear within the molecules on the one hand and within the mass psyche as well. These codes get distorted through the ages and there is a need to return to their source. The material in these inner codes is always translated outward into the world of science, religion, politics and law. But if these outer manifestations become to rigid or petrify or if their inner source is forgotten, then they no longer serve the needs of the individual or mass psyche.
    These codes must constantly be restated, freshly experienced and interpreted, so that they emerge again to give the race new impetus and to assure that civilization follows spiritual and psychic needs. The inner codes are patterns, flexible models, carrying within them hints of man's greatest potentials and achievements, which he can then imaginatively project into the future as patterns for development. (These are to be used in the same way that a city planner uses blueprints, in the same sense many cells know ahead of time what form to take.)
    The structure of the psyche of the world at any given time can be ascertained by viewing its exterior condition, the various civilizations all representing actualized characteristics inherent in the world mind. The different governments act in response to inner politics, which are the result of multitudinous ones used by individuals in dealing with private inner and outer reality.
    Historically, the gods of one era may turn into the demons of another era, the heroes turn into the despised, the law givers into the lawless and vice versa, as each group of generations views reality through those aspects of the world psyche which they have chosen to encounter. A nation will deal with another nation as it deals with it’s and project outward upon enemies those aspects of itself that are unexpressed or denied by the majority.
    Subversive literature or art is feared precisely because it represents inner, not exterior, culture. As with personal repressions, this kind of explosive material grows the more it is denounced.
    The world as we experience it is the result of neurological conclusions reached by acknowledging certain sequences or series of stimuli and ignoring others, in line with learned models given to us in childhood. A kind of learned prejudiced is developed in which only a given series or sequence of neurological activity is accepted. The other quite-as-legitimate series remain almost as ghost images.
    We then organize our experience and shape events following the prime series. There is a correlation here with infinite and infinitesimal number patterns or what can be called unofficial series.
    These, followed, would bring about a different kind of events into experience or events that would be other versions of the ones we recognize. The accepted, neurological accepted, series generally become habitual and form a kind of perception path. This path is supported to some degree by hidden values or unofficial events or series that hide within the prime sequence.
    The brilliance and immediacy of the prime series washes out these other hidden or minor sequences. In this way there is little difficulty in distinguishing the biologically accepted series from those others that are biologically latent.
    We accept verbal but not telepathic communication, for example, even though telepathy is biologically built into the body mechanism. We simply ignore those neurological stimulations and make no effort to stabilize or maintain such data. Often, however, we do not use such information subconsciously, but it does not become a part of our established sense picture. That sequence, once activated, would automatically trigger other series with which it would be connected, all dealing with what we would call unofficial information.
    Usually these unofficial perceptions aren't hooked up to our sense organs, that is, we ignore the data and the clues, we don't plug in, so that the information doesn't become solid sense data. When it does, for one reason or another, our lack of experience often causes us to run the two sequences together and bring in the unofficial information on the official line. The hidden values arise momentarily into prominence where they conflict for our attention with prime sense data. Actually there is a clear distinction between the two. Besides this, there are many alternate series, though many of these would make no sense in our accepted sequences. Events, for example, might be to large in space and time or to small for our comprehension.
    In my experience of yesterday I switched to another close neurological series or sequence, (page 240-241, Psychic Politics), where telepathy is prime data and directed thoughts are heard mentally. Through lack of experience I switched and mixed the neurological series, turning the information over to the physical sense - the ears - which then hallucinated the sound. Then I responded physically.
    Sounds have to be physically heard to be considered real in our accepted framework of reality, so I switched the information from its native sequence to the official one. The episode was important, though, because I did pick up Rob's inner world and intent so clearly. His attempt to get me up was implied in the word "Hon" so that I not only picked up the word but the intention. That particular sequence also includes precognitive information and a host of official unrelated events that are connected with our accepted sequence.
    My most inner hearing is acute. This simply means that I've activated this other sequence and then directed it through a ghost version of sound. Yesterday my reception was so clear that in my confusion I exteriorized the data and mixed the data. It was Rob's love for me, as he awakened, that I first reacted to ft. This unofficial series would build an entirely different view of reality and events and it would include some of our accepted events and exclude others, just as our series is a specialized version built up through discriminations.
    In the unofficial series that I was involved with, telepathic communication is the prime event and verbal communication is the ghost version, the so called astral form is the perceived event and the physical body is the ghost version. Obviously we can become aware of the unofficial series to some extent, since it is so related to our own. In the same way, there are hidden structures in our cells, invisible in our series. They will only appear in sequences that recognize them, while some structures visible to us will be invisible in still other sequences. So called expansion of consciousness involves awareness of these other sequences that escape our time-space boundaries and the insertion of these into our regular series. When this is done, however, the time-space relationships within our experience will change (in the same that added numbers alter any sequence).
    This addition opens up our reality, even though it is still possible for others to follow the old accepted series in which such experiences will not show.
    These official and unofficial, recognized and unrecognized sequences and series are the basis for all systems of reality, each system being cued into its own sequence, even while ultimately each one is related to every other. The thickness of reality is actually composed of many unofficial realities, ghost sequences from our standpoint. A different system of reality entirely results according to which sequences are focused upon. That is, our prime sequence is an unofficial part of other systems. Each of the sequences, while being a part of others, is also (somewhere) a prime series. Our own physical reality of objects and time appears unofficially in other sequences, as a hidden value.
    These series maintain their own integrity but they are not closed: time-space relationships are scaled, each system using its own sequences. If you imagine the official numbers 'I' to '10' in a row, then there would be an infinite number of unofficial 'It's hidden in the 'I' you saw and an infinite number of spaces between the official 'I' and '2'. The position of the 'I ' on the paper would represent our sense data world, while the invisible 'I's behind the official 'I' would represent the official 'I's' hidden values and infinite probabilities.
    '1' on the paper would represent the system adjacent to us in space-time, and behind (or within it) would be its infinite hidden values. More than this, of course, there would be a 'IL' on top of the 'IL' we see on the paper, that is, above the paper, but we can't see it. We would be between the 'I* on the paper and the 'IL' above it and to that ' I' (above the paper) we are a hidden value and a probable system, a variation of its own. Moving sideways from 'IL' to '2'. again, there would be infinite spaces on a three dimensional level separating us from the '2' on the horizontal plane, representing whatever adjacent motion our universe might take in space and time as we understand it.
    Within any given system, there are all kinds of choices available. Out of an infinite number of source sequences, we chose the key ones that compose our experience by bringing these into prime position. These sequences act like dimensional pointers, directing the manifestation of energy and the dimensional attitudes that it will express. 'Me stance of space and time will change according to the sequential patterns and the important point - there are infinite chances for new tie-ins of sequences, forming new realities at both infinite and infinitesimal points.
    These sequences or series form orders. Orders are fields formed by the intersection points within sequences that, merging, give a particular dimensional picture within which certain kinds of experience are possible. The word orders is used here synonymously with systems, implying a quality of seeming permanents resting on infinite variables.
    Sumari as I use it is a code un-scrambler, breaking up data like a laser beam, showing the fragments that make up our whole, releasing the psychological components. Awareized energy or consciousness is the source and the organizing element of these systems. I'm learning to experience different sequences at a primitive level, almost in leapfrog level.
    It's significant that we apply numbers to time, but as there are unrecognized spaces between numbers, there are unrecognized spaces (psychologically invisible) between or within moments and some of the events of our body are to small for us to follow, focused as we are in our prime series. These body events actually are "infinitesimal but infinite" following their own patterns that merge with ours. Cellular comprehension reaches into what we think of as the distant past and distant future, these form an ever-present now at that level, however, representing interactions occurring in cellular stances to small for us to follow.
    There, cells are built up on one level just as universes are at another and that sequence also has its black holes, white dwarfs and so forth, only we perceive them from our sequence as biological structures of minute incorporation. In a manner of speaking, our kind of consciousness twinkles from that sequence, or rather rides it, aware of certain peaks within it which we recognize as events because they are large enough to fit into our series.
    The Library is a special place (in this case, private) in which energy of a directed consciousness alters space's availability in a certain fashion. As there are an infinite number of moments within any given official one, so within any given point of space there are an infinite number unofficial space relationships, or places.
    These remain latent, invisible, nonexistent in practical terms as a rule, yet they are amiable to impression (being impressed or stamped) once there availability is understood. Because they are not apparent at the living area of usual experience, the normal space-time relationships do not apply. That is, time is experienced differently on a spatial place, though it will resume normally at the usual level.
    When I'm in the library, my body is in a different relationship with the physical environment, minutely altered, minutely out of gear at infinitesimal levels, with some atomic effects that are beneath our notice. That is, the changes will not show at our levels, although they are definite and quite consequential at other levels.
    This different relationship is brought about because the directed consciousness is in another environment at unofficial levels, while it still retains its physical stance. In our terms my body still resides in this room while I write now, while it is still affected by an energy exchange happening between the self in the library and the self here.
    This is a split such as an amoebae might make, only it is consciousness - one part staying with the parent and the offspring stepping into different but special space. In such special places, the usual spatial characteristics are present but much more plastic, and time and space are used differently, consciousness playing in them in a way not normally possible.
    There, the assumed body can play unhampered by usual restraints because it is projected into the special space by the consciousness and is composed of the same characteristics. That is, consciousness stamps its own impression into that medium. (This happens the same way that fractions fly out of a prime number, while the number remains the same and itself the fraction within the prime number are not stationary, but always going off in their own infinite directions without injuring the primacy of the integer.)
    In our terms, and from our viewpoint, such places are not stable or permanent, though they are at their own levels. I sense the library even when it seems inaccessible to me. Its reality is partly determined by my perception of it. It has other rooms, for example. On the one hand, they are there for me to find, but on the other hand, they will be partly formed by my finding them.
    Here, that seems like a contradiction. But its as if consciousness somehow senses leniency in space, perceptive paths that are latent and if you gently press your consciousness into the universe, then it gives in places and opens up. After a while you get the knack of it and know where the special places are. You learn to nudge aside the usual dimensional barriers and sneak through with the part of your consciousness that fits the conditions best - or can best work in the conditions. I use my consciousness the way a safe cracker uses his fingers and a different kind of intense listening is involved until you get the right combination and hear the invisible tumblers to fall.
    That safe cracking analogy is good here, with its numerical connotations, because these orders or systems of reality are interconnected by virtue of there relationships. New orders of special places can be set up by settling upon any hypothetical boundaries, this automatically alters the inner relationships. It's as if you used consciousness like the stake of a tent, providing stability - energy digging into a particular space-time medium, or inserting itself into a different space-time as stakes are driven into the ground and then forming a new relationship in which certain kinds of experience are possible.
    For that matter, each person stamps space with his or her private symbols. This book deals with the motion of the psyche as it translates inner data and symbols into experienced reality, with the source of such symbols and their forceful activity. Symbols are not stationary ideas that are pushed about, but concentrations of energy endowed with motion. The characteristics of symbols include force, intent, identification, motion (transference) and change of form. While symbols are primarily private, at any given time private images symbols and associations will form groupings ever-changing, around which communities or civilizations will gravitate.
    The symbols are images or representations of beliefs, charged with energy, intensely emotional. Individuals are constantly in the process of bringing these inner symbols in line with physical reality, or rather, they are in the process of turning that reality into a counterpart of the inner symbolized environment, the individual sets out to achieve a new balance. This happens privately or with any group or organization. The symbols attract models and also help form them at our level of activity.
    The models are self sustaining symbols in which motion is contained or held. In that way a recognizable psychic structure is formed as a constant model against which to judge the correlation between inner symbolizing and external experience. These models, they are stabilized organizations of symbols held a while in the psyche. They change, however, as the symbols that compose them do, according to our intent, of that one model can change smoothly into the another one.

CODICILS

(An alternate hypothesis as a base for private and public experience.)

1. All of creation is sacred and alive, each part connected to each other part and each communicating in a creative, cooperative commerce in which the smallest and the largest are involved.

2. The physical senses present one unique version of reality, in which being is perceived in a particular dimensioned sequence, built up through neurological focus. There are alternate neurological routes, biologically acceptable and other sequences so far not chosen.

3. Our individual self-government and our political organizations are by products of sequential perception and our exterior methods of communication set up patterns that correlate with and duplicate our synaptic behavior. We lock ourselves into certain structures of reality in this way.

4. Our sequential prejudiced perceptions are inherently far more flexible than we recognize, however. There are half steps - other unperceived impulses - that leap the nerve ends, too fast and too slow for our usual focus. Recognition of these can be learned and encouraged, bring in perceptive data that will trigger changes in usual sense response, filling our potential sense spectrums with which we are normally not familiar.

5. Ibis greater possible sense spectrum includes increased perception of inner bodily reality in terms of cellular identity and behavior, our automatic conscious control of bodily processes and increased perception of exterior conditions as usual senses become more vigorous. (Our sight, for example, is not nearly as efficient as it could be. Nuances of color, texture and depth could be expanded and our entire visual area attain a brilliance presently considered exceptional or supernormal.

COMMENTS ON CODICIL 1

    Acceptance of these first codicils would expand practical knowledge of the self, break down barriers that are the result of our prejudiced perception and restructure personal, social and political life.
    Concepts of the self and practical experience of the self must be broadened if the race is to develop its true potentials. Only an evolution of consciousness can alter the world view that appears to our official line of consciousness.

COMMENT ON CODICIL 2

    The next step is as important as the birth of Christianity was in the history of mankind. It will present a new structure for civilization to follow. Christianity represented the human psyche at a certain point, first forming inner patterns for development that then become exteriorized as myth, drama, and history, with the Jewish culture of the   Talmud presenting the psyche's direction.
    The difference between Jewish and Christian tradition represented allied but different probabilities, one splitting off from the other, but united by common roots and actualized in the world in varying degrees.
    The traditional personified god concept represented the mass psyche's own ego development, the ego ruling the self as god ruled man, man dominant over the planet and other species, as god was dominant over man -as opposed to the concept of many gods or the growth of a more multi-focused self with greater nature identification.
    Neurological patterning of the kind we know began with the early testament Jews (known, then as God's people), looking forward through time to a completely one ego focused self. Before, neurological functioning was not as set and in our world today some minority peoples and tribes still hold to those alternate neurological pulses. These will not appear to our measuring devices because we literally are blind to them.
    The Jewish prophets, however, utilized these alternate focuses of perceptions themselves and were relatively unprejudiced neurologically. They were therefore able to perceive alternate visions of reality. Yet their great work, while focusing the energy of an entire race and leading to Christianity, also resulted in limiting man's potential perceptive area in important ways.
    The prophets were able to sense the potential of the mass psyche and their prophecies charted courses in time, projecting the Jewish race into the future. The prophecies gave the people great strength precisely because they gave the race a future in time, providing a thread of continuity and a certain immortality in earthly terms.
    The prophecies were psychic molds to be filled out in flesh. Some were fulfilled and some were not, but the unfulfilled ones were forgotten and served their purpose by alternate selections and directions. The prophecies ahead of time charted out a peoples probable course, foreseeing the triumphs and disasters inherent in such an adventure through time.
    They provided psychic webworks, blueprints and dreams, with living people stepping into the role already outlined, but also improvising as they went along. These roles were valid, however, chosen in response to an inner reality that foresaw the shape that the living psyche of the people would take in time.
    But as a snake throws off old skin, the psyche throws off old patterns that have become rigid and we need a new set of psychic blueprints to further extend the species into the future, replete with great deeds, heroes and challenges, a new creative drama projected from the psyche into the three dimensional arena. For now we no longer view reality through original eyes, but through structures of beliefs that we have outgrown. These structures are simply meant to frame and organize experience, but we mistake the picture for the reality that it represents. We've become neurologically frozen in that respect, forced to recognize the one sequential pattern of sense perceptions, so that we think that the one we've chosen is the only one possible.

COMMENT ON CODICIL 3

    Thus far we've projected the unrecognized portions of our greater selfhood outward into God, religion, government and exteriorized concepts. In this existence, selfhood is dependent upon sense perceptions, so that our neurological prejudice and rigid focus have limited our concepts of identity. When we do become aware of unofficial information, coming through other than recognized channels, then it seems to come from not-self or outside.
    A great deal of energy has been used to repress levels of selfhood and to project these into religious and nationalistic heroes and cultural organizations. Government and religion try to preserve the status quo, to preserve their own existence, not for political or religious reasons but to preserve the official picture of the self around which they are formed.
    But structured reality in which that kind of self can exist is breaking down. The official picture no longer fits or explains private experience which is growing out of it. There is a momentary rift between the inner psyche and its creations
    Besides this, the experienced self is not the Same through the ages. The experienced self is a psychic creation, responsive to exterior conditions which it creates as the psyche dives into the waters of experienced earthly selfhood. Only a portion of the potential self is experienced, but different portions, intents and purposes change. It is possible, though, to actualize more of our potentials.

COMMENTS ON CODICILS 4 AND 5

    The answers and solutions lie in using levels of consciousness now considered eccentric or secondary. This includes a far greater utilization of the dream states and altered conditions thus far thought to be exceptions of consciousness. These exceptions represent other kinds of focuses, greatly needed to broaden our concepts of the self, and our experience of personal selfhood by increasing conceptionalization, giving direct experience of alternate views and bringing other kinds of data to bear upon the world we know In the past, the attitudes surrounding such perceptions brought about their own difficulties. The perceptions are biologically acceptable, however, and will lead to a clearer relationship between mind and body.

THE FOCUS PERSONALITY AND ALTERNATE SENSING

    The focus personality or experienced self is one focus through which the self knows itself, one facet of the self's relationship with other persons and the world, and represents its exteriorization. But different approaches could increase the knowledge of the focus personality and extend its scope. By providing this experienced self some conscious affiliation with the source of its own being, it could receive a sense of continuity not bounded by known time and could literally see beyond itself to the source which it is inviolately couched.
    Identifying now with current life experience only, the focus personality is limited by its chosen perceptive framework and such additional data is unavailable in usual terms. Life after death, the existence of other validities and the self's part in these, must be taken on faith, if taken at all and a faith cluttered by old beliefs. This makes it extremely difficult for the focus personality to perceive any unofficial information that could contradict the current picture of reality. The focus personality is everywhere presented with the evidence of the senses which seem to deny any such altered conditions. The senses themselves are kept restricted so that they seem to present the only possible picture of reality upon which assumptions can be made. Their view is valid, but other perceptive methods and modes can add to that picture, extending to show other quite as valid kinds of existence. And we have a choice. We can open the doors of perceptions, move out into a broader mental and psychic world, as, in historic terms, at least we left the caves to explore the environment. We have yet to explore the geography of the psyche.
    Various altered states can provide the focus personality with direct evidence it needs by giving it the benefit of extraordinary or eccentric sense data, data complete in itself that does not, however, fit into the established picture and may sometimes seem to contradict it. There is no such contradiction between the official and the unofficial pictures of reality, however, as each is seen as a valid alternate or parallel version. As a result of accepting such material, ordinary sense data will be deepened, its qualities enhanced, sense experience becoming super-real by our current standards as the fuller spectrums begin to emerge.
    This emergence instantly triggers different body responses and corporal surprise. The change is not just metaphysical but appears in quite practical garb, the world looks different because it is different, more of its qualities are perceived and the perceiver brings more to bear upon the given objective field.
    Such experience, again hint of the true potentials of the human perception, but greater portions of the self must be brought into play and made available to the focus personality. Often such experience frightens the focus personality because it is hampered by old beliefs about selfhood and feels in conflict with established culture. It is the focus personality itself that must break out of the ancient patterns and offer its concepts of selfhood. Ibis experienced self is not to be annihilated but fulfilled, not to dissolve into oneness but to discover its true individuality in relationship to a oneness that is always individualized.
    Here the analogy of the model and its eccentricities can be of great value. The constant tension and interplay between them hint of the mystery of individuality existing as part of the oneness, the many-in-one in which the one constantly translates itself into individualism but without destroying the original unity.
    That unity seeks greater diversification, investing each part of itself with its own creativity and thrust, hence changing itself, recreating itself constantly in a creation that is never static and always new, for the infinite eccentricities of itself are always added to its own model, multiplying probabilities of development that create further eccentricities.

THE ASPECTS AND ALTERED STATES

    The Aspects are the representatives in the psyche of these alternate routes of consciousness to self-expression and experience. The Aspects, then, experience reality differently and have their own kind of subjective being. They are aware in a different context, in another kind of medium - yet their reality forms a rich unconscious bed upon which our version of consciousness rests.
    Here, the Aspects are the latent, eccentric variations of our models of personhood. In their reality the reverse is true. There, our kind of psychological processes serve as supportive frameworks, that is, our consciousness may serve as a part of their unconsciousness activity.
    In dreams, visions and altered states we lean toward their kind of organization and symbolism, which is valid in that inner order of events but not usually perceivable here. In the ordinary state of awareness we force those perceptions to flow into our symbolized structures, in which they sometimes seem to make no sense at all.
    Culturally, in our society, we've neatly divided the intellectual and intuitive abilities. To that degree, we've isolated portions of ourselves and limited the practical benefits that could otherwise be provided by the intuitive parts of the self.
    We've divorced ourselves from levels of awareness that have to do with the health of our own bodies, for example, turning such problems over to specialists and further separating ourselves from our own corporal competence, denying any responsibility for the state of our health. There is a healer within us, the same force that keeps us alive and functioning. It might be natural to personify that part of our consciousness, since its difficult for us to imagine consciousness without our idea of personhood. There is nothing unsophisticated in having an outside image, statue, or symbol to represent the self’s healing aspects and to serve as an exterior reference point.
    But religions project inner power into the images, further divorcing it from its source. In that kind of structure it is easier to go to a doctor than to attempt any self-healing.
    The Aspects also serve as invisible models for self-hood, however. The teacher, healer, parent, male and female, all residing within the psyche not as rigid models but as living patterns uniquely fashioned in accord with the focus personality's interests and purposes, representing the tension between the self s immortal existence and its temporal life.
    The Aspects also operate as psychic counterparts, banks of abilities and strengths from which the focus personality can choose and in a way they represent an inner family of potential selves upon which our own personhood. is firmly based. They appear in our experience as emotional feelings, psychological tendencies, tints through which we view ourselves and the world. But so sometimes they rise out of psychological invisibility with their own characteristic strands of consciousness, carrying within them views of reality uniquely theirs.
    In such cases, we can view existence from a different center of the psyche. In so doing, we need not become less well focused in this world, but we can instead bring the world into a newer, fuller focus, we can become better centered, for we then have more information about the greater context in which our world rests.
    This can happen, however, only if we learn to take advantage of these messages from other Aspects, only if we learn to interpret their dramatic content.
    We are a multitude of selves and the sooner we learn that the better. And in that rich alliance of psychological Aspects lies the very secret of our practical operative stability. Only because we change our positions constantly in reference to the psyche and the world are we able to manipulate physically and translate inner experience in sense terms.

NATURE AND CONSCIOUSNESS

    To attempt to protect the self in old terms or to keep the self rigidly itself is like holding your breath for too long. Selves, like breaths, go through us all the time. But from our standpoint we are the larger psychological structures that translate these selves into ourselves, just as the body translates our breaths into our living.
    Even our bodies often seem not us or not ours because we have forgotten how to identify with them, lost the strands of following the strands of consciousness that should connect us, so that our full experience of creaturehood itself is further limited. We seem instead to be victims of the flesh, at the mercy of illnesses, wars and natural disasters, because we have lost track of our natural selves and lost sight of our place within nature's framework.
    It seems idiotic, for example, to think that we can cure ourselves naturally of illnesses when we believe that disease is thrust upon us by the flesh and has nothing to do at all with what we believe.
    Until we realize that our consciousness, working through the body creates its state of being, then any natural cures will be considered miraculous. Seth, for example, states that so called miraculous cures are simply examples of unimpeded nature.
    In the same way, we are part of nature, physically as real as mountains, air currents, trees or oceans, all of which have their effect upon the climate and world conditions. Yet for some reasons we imagine that we effect the natural world only through our technology. But our physical presence itself has an interaction with the earth and with the physical elements that compose it. We are biologically connected and this means the chemical makeup of our bodies is part of the earth's contents.
    Our chemical balance changes as our emotions do and we alter the composition of the earth. We are not at the mercy of natural disasters. We have forgotten or ignored our native emotional identification with the wind and with the storms and therefore lost our part in their existence and whatever conscious control we may have once had over them. Therefore we need technology to bring rain to parched areas, for example, and consider it the sheerest nonsense to blame parched thoughts or beliefs instead.
    We lost the larger dimensions of a natural selfhood that identifies as itself and with its position in nature. We can, if we wish, command the wind, but only when we realize that it is a part of us and we are a part of it. We can move mountains without cranes - only when realize that our consciousness is itself and a part of the earth at the same time, that our breath contributes to the atmosphere and our discarded chemicals help form the mountains.
    That natural consciousness is not afraid of death. It knows its individuality is un-assailed even while its form and experiences change. Because it can identify with the earth, it is not dependent upon corporal knowledge because earth itself is not and nature has always known better.

ONE LINE CONSCIOUSNESS, GOVERNMENTS AND SOCIAL ORDERS

    If we saw our governments and social orders as natural elements of the psyche (as the continents and seas are the natural phenomena of the earth), then we would also see their natural seasons, their rising and falling, as a part of a cycle as natural as spring or winter.
    In the past, all civilizations, Christians or otherwise, set up a system of gods or goddesses or mythical j journeys and mystic cosmologies, that mirrored the structure of the psyche, projecting its Aspects outward so that an individual embarking upon such a religious pilgrimage actually traveled through the inner lands of the psyche. The visit to the church or holy shrine was an objectification of an inner state. The objectification served as a physical signpost. These myths and intuitive constructs worked as long as they effectively mirrored the individual and mass life of the psyche.
    Unfortunately the mythical and magical elements became dramatized so that they no longer served as guidelines but began to program the individual in his journey, to such an extent that original visions and spontaneity were denied. The psyche then seeks for new
    To attempt to protect the self in old terms or to keep the self rigidly itself is like holding your breath for too long. Selves, like breaths, go through us all the time. But from our standpoint we are the larger psychological structures that translate these selves into ourselves, just as the body translates our breaths into our living.
    Even our bodies often seem not us or not ours because we have forgotten how to identify with them, lost the strands of following the strands of consciousness that should connect us, so that our full experience of creaturehood itself is further limited. We seem instead to be victims of the flesh, at the mercy of illnesses, wars and natural disasters, because we have lost track of our natural selves and lost sight of our place within nature's framework.
    It seems idiotic, for example, to think that we can cure ourselves naturally of illnesses when we believe that disease is thrust upon us by the flesh and has nothing to do at all with what we believe.
    Until we realize that our consciousness, working through the body creates its state of being, then any natural cures will be considered miraculous. Seth, for example, states that so called miraculous cures are simply examples of unimpeded nature.
    In the same way, we are part of nature, physically as real as mountains, air currents, trees or oceans, all of which have their effect upon the climate and world conditions. Yet for some reasons we imagine that we effect the natural world only through our technology. But our physical presence itself has an interaction with the earth and with the physical elements that compose it. We are biologically connected and this means the chemical makeup of our bodies is part of the earth's contents.
    Our chemical balance changes as our emotions do and we alter the composition of the earth. We are not at the mercy of natural disasters. We have forgotten or ignored our native emotional identification with the wind and with the storms and therefore lost our part in their existence and whatever conscious control we may have once had over them. Therefore we need technology to bring rain to parched areas, for example, and consider it the sheerest nonsense to blame parched thoughts or beliefs instead.
    We lost the larger dimensions of a natural selfhood that identifies, as itself and with its position in nature. We can, if we wish, command the wind, but only when we realize that it is a part of us and we are a part of it. We can move mountains without cranes - only when realize that our consciousness is itself and a part of the earth at the same time, that our breath contributes to the atmosphere and our discarded chemicals help form the mountains.
    That natural consciousness is not afraid of death. It knows its individuality is un-assailed even while its form and experiences change. Because it can identify with the earth, it is not dependent upon corporal knowledge because earth itself is not and nature has always known better.

COMMENTS ON CODICILS

    As a preliminary, we must alter our concepts of the self, time, space and the psyche so that we can envision the self or focus personality as the physically actualized version of the multidimensional psyche, equipped with freedom of choice and with greater ability to mix and match our personal characteristics than we've previously thought possible. We can bring more of the psyche's potentials to bear upon ordinary life, opening sense spectrums that will show the true significance and beauty of corporal life. We must understand that the intuitions and intellect are wedded. Only our beliefs make them appear as opposites. 'Me high intellect is a perfect fusion of intuitive and intellectual qualities, merged to form what would almost to seem to be a new faculty.
    Left alone, the Aspects of the psyche will set up an operationally stable, creative self, talents and characteristics flowing from the inner pool of being - the source self into the focus personality, as needed in response to the focus personality's beliefs, purposes, and assessments about exterior conditions.
    The Aspects will also be automatically projected outward into the creation of a social order (the Extended self) in the establishment of institutions, rituals and groupings, where their distinctive and various tendencies can join with the aspects of others, therefore magnifying the purposes and values of the focus personality.
    Left alone, these Aspects will flow, change and evolve as the focus personality chooses and disregards the characteristics from its own aspect bank. (Only when this process is frozen and barriers set about it do individuals and organizations become rigid, dogmatized or violent.)
    When we believe that the self is inherently bad and undesirable then we set up psychic antibodies against ourselves and impede this natural process of change. The resulting self and its behavior then often does appear bad, our experience justifies our beliefs and leads to further restraints, thus proving the previous hypothesis.
    Our beliefs concerning heredity also drastically program our behavior which then gives effective evidence for the theory, that then becomes the reality, practically speaking, with the physical mechanisms faithfully mirroring the given information or input.

FROM THE LIBRARY

    Present cultures are based on the idea of a hostile universe. Ibis concepts invades all fields of thought and brings about an exaggerated need for self-protection. Trustful, bold, innocent action becomes suspect and it seems dangerous to explore the inner reaches of the self when the whole society is constructed to hide the self from itself, to put institutions between it and its experiences. Yet, basically, growth cannot be impeded and consciousness will tend to blossom in its own way regardless.
    I suggest you make a copy of these codicils for yourself and use them as effective new frameworks for action, that is, as a new hypothesis upon which to build your self-civilization. On a private level the codicils set a new, more effective contract between various portions of the self and with the focus personality as it sees its position in exterior reality and understands its relationship with its own source.
    Each person sets various contracts between aspects of inner and outer experience. These contracts should be flexible, resulting in gradual change rather than, say, psychic revolutions. But some hypothesis are closer to basic reality than others and the codicils represent the closest practical guides for behavior that are based on an underlying validity, that is, they come closest to expressing mans private relationship with the psyche and with nature. Acting in accord with these precepts will bring about the greatest opportunities for vitality, understanding and fulfillment. Used as cultural precepts by an entire society, they would bring about superior experience on all levels.

FROM "THE GOD OF JANE"

    Psychic structures coexist simultaneously, the points of attention or focus changing constantly and forming concentrations of self-related consciousness or identities.
    Physically, the earth-tuned structure of consciousness alters its focus points, thus revolving in time, which is the drag resulting from the nature of such a structure and its position in relationship to other, larger, sometimes overlapping structures. Hence, the earth identity (focus personality) escapes in death by altering its attention which automatically changes its structure and then by reforming itself in as per reincarnational existences.
    The self as we know it is one such psychic structure, but from it, probable actions also constantly occur. Like relativity, this psychological or psychic motion is relative to the observed i.e. to the particular attention-point that each of us accepts as our platform of action.
    The earth tuned self with its reincarnational spin-offs is just one such psychic structure, however, or one part of a larger multidimensional one - according to definitions and where you want to draw the line. These structures are superimposed one over the other, even one within the other, though at any given time, separate identities are maintained. Actually, however, relationships and boundaries change constantly as new hookups are formed and new connections made. These are also reflected in the earth-tuned probable and reincarnational activities.
    These psychic structures are structures, are structures multi-dimensionally fitted one within the other like Chinese boxes, only eternally mobile. They can turn themselves inside out. One can travel through another. Yet each connection or identity made is eternal (While ever changing outside of time, yet manufacturing time through which it moves), while it is, itself, timeless. Actually each such structure does move through itself constantly. Each portion is a self with its own unique tone, or note, or attention-point.

THE PERSONAL UNIVERSE

    The individual person is the center of the universe from our standpoint, responsible for his or her private physical and psychological experience.
    Through the individual, the energy of the universe is focused into physical expression, so that each person is immortal and mortal at once. In conventional terms, each person is part human, part divine, except that this trans-dimensional blend is seamless in heroic fact. That is, in life as we know it, human and divine elements are blended so perfectly in nature that, looking for divinity, we ignore the divine blend present even in the genes, atom, molecules and cells. We are born and we grow spontaneously, our bodies and existence are given by our divine attributes, which in our experience seem human.
    The universe has many centers as it has points within it. 'Mat is, the universe, is at every hypothetical point, a center. Each center, in our terms, is like a seed, growing into dimensionality, bursting into probabilities. In heroic fact, each center is not only its own focus, but the focus through which divinity flows into probabilities. Each center is connected with each other probable other center, and each is the center of the universe from its beginning or end, and divinity pervades all realities equally - automatically translating itself into such dimensional activities and knowing itself from all centers as ALL THAT IS
    Psychological events exist on mental levels, as psychic environments, in which action can happen. That is, we're given a definite supportive, invisible, psychological environment upon which or with which we build events in the same way that we build structures from physical elements. At our level, these two environments are intertwined. In heroic terms, both are actually local, sharing certain characteristics with all existence and all realities and possessing other attributes that are peculiarly ours -in that we focus upon these predominately, while they may be only latent in other realities.
    While we are earth tuned, then, we may return as individuals into other life spans. Though these lifetimes would actually exist physically and psychological environments include the sensation of passing time. Other systems of reality without such a time system. would have no reincarnational system.
    Each point or center of the universe has an infinite number of equally valid identities, each inviolate, each using its own unique focus to carve out experience and being. In ways almost impossible to describe, these identities can meet, merge and intersect, while still retaining their inviolate nature.
    Memory seems necessary to us in any retention of identity because of our practical time experience. Without such a scheme, however, direct perception of events simultaneously would make memory unnecessary and endless. In heroic fact, all events exist at once, so to some extent our experience of memory is the result of faulty perception. We're only aware of a given event at one point in time and when we lose that direct perception of it, we begin to say we remember it. Even then, we remember events one at a time. If we try to recall as many events as we can at once, we can glimpse into the complexity of heroic perception.
    All of the events of our lives happen at once. While we are unconscious of this, the divine elements in the body, at microscopic levels, do operate with that recognition. Ibis operation is complicated by the existence of probabilities, however, as the cells, for example, expertly position our bodies in highly specific stances of psychological and physical activity and while taking all other probable motions into consideration.
    The normal events of the world happen globe-wise at once generally speaking. On any given day, though, we're directly aware of events in our local sector only. TV and other physical methods of communication also bring such events of our private spheres. But the events of our private lives exist all at once in the same way though we're only aware of what happens in our local time sphere concept and interior methods of communication. These inner methods represent the inner senses.
    The Gods of our religions are automatically psychological and psychic organizations, psychic structures at other levels, just as our culture and political organizations exist in a social field. That is, the gods represent psychic organizations on higher levels, they represent psychological structures more complicated than ours, more advanced in a way that a body is more advanced than a one celled animal.
    We may be a part of these gods in the same fashion that a cell is a part of our bodies, only in this case, the structures are psychological.
    Physically in a lifetime - we grow from fetus into an adult, million celled organism. During this process, we call ourselves, ourselves, though we go through many changes in size, weight, capabilities and general expression as we grow into adulthood that seemed almost godlike to the children we once were. At other levels, then, we may grow into a multidimensional maturity that, from our present viewpoint, would seem quite as godlike. As there is a pattern for our physical growth, so there must be a psychological pattern for this more extended psychic maturity.
    To this extent, we would each have a private God, as in life we have adult parents who serve as models for development, are intimately connected with our physical existence and act as providers. These gods or heroic aspects would act as unconscious patterns for psychological development in the same way that inner patterns for physical growth reside in our cellular structures. 'Me patterns for physical development are part of the genes and the inner heroic patterns are part of our psychological reality, one implies the other. The spiritual inwardness, then, is also a physical inwardness and is present in the cells and tissues in the body.
    Each hypothetical point of the universe is identified, that is, each point in our conceivable space-time universe is awareized-energy, with properties of consciousness and an identity or am-ness which becomes a center of focus for experience - a threshold retaining certain characteristics of an inviolate nature through which, then, other elements are sifted.
    The overall energy of the universe is constantly coming into identification, then, into known, experienced condition. The within-ness of the universe constantly turn into exteriorization: the undifferentiated aspect is never used up. This energy is self generating and therefore Is never completely expressed, since each expression and identification brings about additional inner activity and new generation.
    The universe is manifest and un-manifested at the same time. Again, in ways perhaps impossible to understand at our level, the manifest and the un-manifested are not separate states - one flows through the other and the two blended. In the same way, each center springing into identification is also, by virtue of its un-manifested nature, a part of all centers. Each identified portion of the universe knows through its own un-manifested level what is happening to any other center. The existence of one such center takes the existence of all other such centers for granted. Since all conditions spring out of the un-manifested and since the un-manifested turns into the manifest, all centers or identifications are properly placed following inner patterns that take the entire (ever-changing) picture into consideration. As the identities fulfill their own patterns, they therefore also act in a way that is beneficial to the whole.
    The lives that we know are not less eternal because they are temporal. Our lives express eternity in temporal terms. Temporality is one expression of eternity. Our lives are temporal and eternal at once, then. Here eternity takes on a temporal stance. God exists in eternal terms, and in temporal ones, through His manifestations. He does and does not exist, for in Him the manifest and un-manifested would be equally expressed. In that regard, there would be a source out of which God springs, as He emerges into identification and however vast His dimensions.         
   
We would tune into that portion of a godhead that correlated with our own understanding. In our terms, one part of the psyche is manifest in life as we know it and one part is un-manifested. The known, manifest portion of our existence rides on the unknown, un-manifested portion - but the reverse is also true, since the un-manifested actively seeks manifestation. It is also true that the two states are complimentary and that each state is folded in the other, immersed in the other, actuality without separation, though to even speak of these states as separate causes us to artificially divide their unity.
    Again our manifest and un-manifested states exist simultaneously, our lives and death are now. We can't understand eternal being without thinking of duration from our viewpoint, yet eternity exists outside of time, even while it expresses itself through temporality. Eternity is also expressed through probabilities, some operating within our understood time framework and some apart from it. At those levels, all events are equally valid. We stamp some with the imprint of our identification and these become actual in physical existence. The others are equally valid and operate in varying degrees at other levels beneath the accepted framework of our experience. In the most valid psychological, psychic, and physical terms, we live in a personal universe.

FROM "THE WORLD VIEW OF PAUL CÉZANNE"

    Each person has an inbuilt impetus toward originality, the urge to perform in some new manner, to excel in a completely new way, to do something no one else can do or has done. This urge on the part of the species is biologically pertinent in that it assures vitality and impetus, change and continuing stimuli and challenge over a long term. It prevents over-specialization, assures that the species will explore all the mental and physical avenues open to its kind of life, and adds to the choices available, which automatically provides further impetus and stimulation.
    A civilization or culture naturally dies or is overthrown so that the species can organize its reality in different ways, so that the rise and fall of nations also allows for a cultural and political search for originality. The same applies to religions as well.
    There is survival value in ideas themselves. That is, thoughts of the kind peculiar to man enable him to organize reality in an endless variety of ways, not just to manipulate his physical environment but even to regard it differently from one era to another. They assure a fresh psychic creation in which, to each generation, the world is new and different, in which the learning process provides continuity, while the originating impetus stops that process from becoming too rigid or dead-ended.
    The originating process and the learning process then provide a self-regulating system, within which the species constantly organizes its conception of reality and then acts within the currently accepted framework with its corresponding political and cultural systems. Even while the members of the world at any given time learn the values of their respective societies, however, the originating principle is urging the individuals within them to search for something new, to try some venture-mental or physical-never before tried or executed and in this way pulling against the learning principle which is devoted to conserving and using already accomplished feats and ventures.
    In one way or another sports, arts, social arenas and governments echo these twin processes. In sports, the learning principle is obvious with its emphasis upon training and techniques already available. The originating principle is even more apparent as each individual, say on a Olympic team, tries to better the current records of achievement, to perform a physical feat before considered impossible, to act originally in a way that will automatically alter the record and assumptions that have gone before.
    To the arts, the same applies, though in a different arena. Each artist, poet, musician or sculpture tries to take his art out of previous dimensions, to add something original to his medium, to go beyond previous accomplishments, to perceive reality in a completely unique fashion. On a world level, governments do the same. The old learned patterns remain, providing a steadying influence, while beneath them other patterns toward originality arise, are tried out in local fashions or experimented with nationally.
    Since one member of the species can only do so much, the species is lavish in handing out individual variances. Original action on the part of one member alerts the other members to the possibilities of action in that direction which might otherwise go unknown. The learning process may then be used to bring that kind of action into standardized behavior. But each individual acts as an explorer for the species as a whole.
    Without these principles - the learning principle and the originating principle - the species would atrophy. The practical properties of the mind have been expanding, and as naturally, say, as water expands under certain conditions. Physical communication in the form of telephone, radio, television and so forth, is the result of individual contributions of the originating principle, acting against previously known knowledge, yet utilizing it at the same time. In this way, the individual in any given country is aware of conditions in other parts of the world. The additional pressure and stimulation is highly creative, so that the conscious mind has more to deal with, and its capacities multiply. It is forced to activate other portions of the mind that have lain latent. These portions will further trigger greater capacities for originality - again, acting in seeming conflict with the conservative learning principle, while taking advantage of it at the same time.
    In a different fashion, the same applies to animals and to any species. Each is endowed with the urge toward original action. Each, to its degree, attempts to rise above the conditions of its existence. The physical changes in any species follow these inner impetuses.
    Man organizes these changes in his own manner, expecting a progression that follows the current ideas of what progress is. In so doing, he ignores other kinds of progressions also happening but not fitting into his concepts of progress or organization. There are many lines of progression occurring at any one time, for example, as the originating process continues in all areas, but when the species is emphasizing one of these, it seemingly ignores many others that are quite as pertinent.
    To that degree, man is never doing what he seems to be doing at any given historical period, since he is already caught in a new impetus that hasn't yet shown in the exterior organizations as a main-line focus.
    It is as natural for man to listen to the sounds coming out of a radio as it is for him to listen to the ocean's roar, though it may seem that one is more natural than the other. Technology is simply an alternate pattern of existence or organization - religion is another such alternate method in which certain stylized symbols are seen as practical and a prayer to God is as effective as a telephone call to a fond relative. But in exploring such alternates, there are concealed variables. These are hidden from man's conscious mind, while they remain latent and operative beneath. Technology, for example, will take its place as one alternate method of dealing with reality, but one that must stand alongside others so that, for example, the elements of earth are respected.
    Technology actually educates religion, in that many old concepts concerning the dominance of man over the planet are seen to be erroneous. In that way, technology returns man to a deeper knowledge of his relationship with the earth and other species. Used in the past to subdue the planet, technology can be used, gently, to preserve it.
    The species wearies with new toys grown old, so man himself would become bored in time with technology itself until it became modified with other alternate methods of organization, and the originating principle will operate to alter the direction of technology in unsuspected ways.
    The conservative learning principle operates by organizing data in established fashions, tamping them in the mind, tying associations to known knowledge and mainly by answering clearly established questions in a ritualized, prescribed manner. In setting up a system of right and wrong behavior that defines the current conceptions of reality in the realm of ideas and actions alike.
    Thus, past established ground is held and can be used as a basis for further exploration and expansion. This exploration is rarely conducted under the banner of the learning principle, however, which is basically conservative and by nature devoted to retention. It is, instead, carried on by the originating principle, operating through impulses. The learning principle regulates processes, training them to follow prescribed ways, so that, for example, 1 + I - 2 automatically and problems in ordinary life are settled at that level.
    There, as the child learns arithmetic, there is no room for questions: Why does 1 + 1 2 ? What does 1 stand for? So that when this kind of learning process is in action, the wider realm of questions is focused into a narrow spectrum in which certain answers then appear, or are made to appear, self-evident. The impulse to ask other questions or to look outside of the framework itself is frowned upon, and indeed, every indication seems to point to the fact that no other framework exists. The learning principle is extremely important, however, in that it does provide a continuing sense of identity from one generation to the next, preserving information that others, in their time, originated.
    The regenerating and creative originating principle operates through impulses that often run counter to the established frameworks. Yet even here, in its conservative approach to the new and untried, the species shows creative and biologically wise behavior. The conservative reaction prevents too sudden changes in social orders or religious and cultural areas that might otherwise result in the hasty overthrow of all ideas as well as those that the race has outgrown. The conservatism also provides a necessary impetus to the innovator, who is partially motivated to act against previous standards. If these fall to quickly, the full power of the new originating concepts might not have the chance to prove themselves by overriding the old structures.
    This is not to imply the survival of the fittest or the prime necessity of struggle but simply to state that certain alterations of energy take place, certain balances change, that conservatism itself builds up energy which is then used by the innovator for his own purposes. The originating principle always works towards change, and is propelled to discover hereto unknown or unrecognized meaning in the universe, to restate reality and its definitions and therefore to embark the species into newer relationships with experience itself.
    The conscious mind more or less docilely follows the learning processes in which it is trained, for those processes will correctly give it guidelines that work in ordinary reality. The young individual must quickly learn how to cope with the reality of the parents world and hence must share the values and assumptions of its elders. In this realm certain impulses are considered safe, and others, dangerous. This holds true in any society, regardless of its primitive or technological conditioning.
    The conscious mind, however, is only that portion (of the mind) the species uses at any given time in its daily relationship with the world. Different portions would, therefore, be considered conscious or normal in different societies through the ages. In the terms which we are familiar, however, the psyche contains knowledge of the potentials of the species under all conditions and so never lets it rest with established knowledge only. Countering the conservative learning principle, the originating impulses operate constantly, examining current patterns, asking questions that are unorthodox - and seeking new ways to bridge the old patterns acceptably, by introducing new concepts that will still seem to fit in with the old.
    Here, the training to focus impulses in prescribed directions must be broken. The originator must unlearn or rather unconditional himself, so that he recalls what he has learned but no longer accepts as truth and no longer reacts to the knowledge as he did earlier. He may, therefore, still use mathematical reasoning in its limited fashion, figuring that 1 + 1 - 2 within its framework. But without a sense of duplicity, he also realizes that the mathematical truth is true only within that system. He is, then, fully free to explore other concepts, while still taking advantage of normal mathematics in practical matters. On the exterior, nothing has changed. This small example is applicable to every field of endeavor.
    It is this reason that often the amateur rather than the specialist is the inventor or the discoverer of new concepts. The specialist is unable to disassociate himself from the power of accepted knowledge, while the amateur knows just enough about a given subject to stimulate questions - for which he does not know the established replies, or is not yet bound by them.
    The originating principle deals with impulses, then and with the disassociation of normally associated events that serve to present a given picture. First, previously restricted impulses must surface, then established associations of ideas must be lessened.
    Following this, the creative process begins its work of sending out feelers - psychic and mental -that will eventually and to whatever degree, put together a picture of the world that is more extensive than the previous one.
    Since the conservative learning principle sets up its own taboos, and since it has been proven safe and dependable up to a point, the originator begins by freeing impulses in small ways, testing, until finally the released condition brings him enough experience. That is, he goes beyond the point where the established conditions make sense and he experiences events that do not fit into the official picture. To maintain a supportive view of reality in his own mind and to maintain his own stance in the world, the initiator is then led to find a new system in which his own experiences do make sense. Here, according to the conditions, he acts as an explorer for the rest of the species.
    There are multitudinous alternate systems of reality that could be adapted by the species, so that most of the personally explore systems fall by the wayside, historically, while nevertheless adding to the experience of the species to some degree and reinforcing the originating principle. This applies the same to overall philosophical, religious or cultural systems and to smaller versions such as a new scientific discovery or a new way to tie shoelaces. In those terms, the species has barely begun to explore the mental or psychic environment, yet the development is more diverse than presently apparent simply because our concepts cause us to look through history with our ideas of progress as the yardstick. We close our eyes to other kinds of progress that have nothing to do with progression in time.
    The psyche itself does not basically exist in time but straddles it, experiencing time through the focus personality. What is learned, then, is accepted knowledge at one point may be completely disregarded at another. What is considered progress in one era may be judged valueless in another.
    Yet, overall, the species Is kept in touch with its own greater reality through the dream state and through alterations of consciousness that are inherently free of learning conditioning. These alterations are encouraged or discouraged at various times but never really deactivated. They serve to give the species a continuing influx of new data and unofficial experience and serve as windows into other levels of being. They activate the originating principle and are responsive to the species' need. In other words, they open up when the species needs additional insights in the same way that, physically, necessary hormones are activated under certain conditions.
    The experience of any one member of a species - any species - becomes available to the other members, whether or not it becomes activated. The psychological invisibility of such information is relative, that is, it becomes psychologically visible or invisible according to the organizational systems of any given society. In our case, even when such information remains lately, it serves as a supportive basis for normal conscious behavior.
    Because the psyche itself is not structured in time, further knowledge is available. This is not the knowledge of concrete definite events so much as the form of those events, that is, the species, like a giant plant, grows towards its sensed potential, reacting to future models of itself that are themselves energetic patterns of energy into which the species may or may not focus its attentions. (In structured known reality as it is understood, one probability will be actualized.) The species spies out its own future on psychic levels then, even as any physical organism anticipates its own future development and grows toward it.
    Various altered systems of consciousness let in information that has been sifted out through selected learning processes. The unofficial data is accepted and, to whatever degree,, the main line of consciousness is altered. Conservative processes then again take hold, the new gains until the cycle changes once more. In each case, different facets of reality are explored and brought into focus, each one developing the various abilities and capacities of the individual and the species.
    Scientists speak of short-term and long-term memory, but these are, themselves, selective processes, of course - important because of what (data) they do not recall. In codified fashion, the microscopic particles contain memo of all their possible combinations, so do the cells. The brain has the keys to release memory that is not its own, that is, keys to non-personal memory involving the species and the banks of knowledge available to it. These keys, however, are at other states of consciousness, because the currently accepted mode of consciousness automatically precludes such data: It doesn't fit into the correct organizational slots.
    The originating principle operates like an open door, always infusing human consciousness with greater information and thus countering the conservative learning processes. In states of high inspiration under the best conditions, alterations take place so that a new faculty is activated.
    Any art is high creative play, in which, however, wisdom, experience and innocence each play a part. Art is spontaneous play, ordered in the framework of artistic craft, containing elements of unpredictability and surprise. As with the play of animals and children, artistic play is an end in itself, even while it promotes a kind of growth and fulfillment that can be obtained in no other way. Art as play involves intuitive agility and inventiveness most of all. As a child tosses a ball into the air, so the artist tosses away conventionalized concepts to the best of his ability and then allows the world or his perception of it to fall back - in pieces, if necessary - into new forms that are then captured in his craft. Any artist must, therefore, forsake learned patterns of perception and ordinary laws of deductions so that his own vision can arise. This is not just a matter of creating a new version of the world.
    This version must be particularly the artist's because he and he alone has found It, focused it, and brilliantly delineated its contours. Yet the artistic version must also meet with the inner visions hidden in the hearts and minds, of other persons, because to one extent or another, the artists alternate picture of reality arises from dreams that belong to the species as a whole.
    The artist will dip into these other versions, forming them into his own original combinations out of his own individual needs, understanding and desires. The stuff from which these visions come is as much a part of man's inner environment as oceans are a of the exterior one.
    Art (as in painting) is a method of exposing and revealing knowledge that cannot be verbalized. By arranging and rearranging the natural objects into different patterns, say, in a still life, the artist momentarily destroys the ordinary known connections with which such objects are usually perceived, so that they can literally appear in a new light. 'Me mind cannot think of them in the old fashion, but must follow the new connections discovered by the artist.
    Physical play comes naturally to children, even though adults then direct its course to suit cultural patterns. This spontaneous physical play is in response to the existence of inner models of an unconscious nature, so that the child spontaneously wants to do what is best for its own development. The play also involves fantasies that appear only partially in the play itself, so that the child's exterior actions can be symbolized gestures for inner creativity and patterning. Cultural patterning often leaves the child with physical play divorced from all those fantasies except those encouraged by society. Games, then, become highly ritualized along cultural lines, serving purposes that have conservative ends. The inner originality and exploration symbolizing become divorced from physical play, so that any development into high play may be abandoned. National games provide opportunity for originality and achievement but only in accepted areas and they deal with mass accepted symbols. They are as ritualized as any dogma or religion, and in fact often mimic religious goals in a different arena.
    In religions, sport games and also in war, opposition is taken for granted and a series of actions set with which to meet the challenge. In war, the opposition is clearly known. The opposition in religion is the devil, natural self or sin. In sports, the enemy is the other team. Both sports and religion involve moralistic training and in sports, winning takes the place of salvation. In each of these areas, however, ritualistic actions are followed as methods of achieving certain ends.
    In high play and in art at its best, no opposition is supposed. The artist and the child merge themselves with nature or with play in such a manner that they, themselves, take on new aspects - or they become so much a part of the game or of the landscape that alterations or insights take place in consciousness itself. In terms of religion, the artist experiences salvation in the here-and-now with each painting, as does the child each time it is engaged in high play. For in both cases the known self is merged with its own being, innocently sensing the connections of that being with all other existence, though most often in miniature capsulated form.
    In each case also, new delightful combinations and patterns (Mental and physical) make themselves known. The artist in maturity uses his craft as the framework to contain high play. He uses, for example, the objects in his still life as symbolic containers for his vision-containers that will be recognized by the paintings viewers. He uses the canvas in the same way that football players use their fields or religions use their Bibles. But his field of activity is still far different for he presupposes no opposition. There is no winning or losing a painting. The painting is itself, high creative play in which new symbols are released.
    In this regard, art is opposed to the conservative principles of cultural learning, and is instead more related to spontaneous biological activity-such as play which happens because it happens. Once it happens, the artist will attach his own meanings and interpretations to what he has done and may see himself as portraying the times, or as exploring texture, or color, or whatever. But such considerations are largely surface. The mature artist activates within himself the original playful symbolizing that was structured out of his experience in childhood and gives it new form. The symbolization contains within it the child's spontaneous wonder and creativity and holds elements of childhood visions that existed before the cultural structuring was applied. The mature artist is at least partially aware of the difference between adult perception and concepts and those lost open young wonderings He is partially aware that he once put the world together in different ways so that it changed, as light does, that he once piled the contents of the world up into different forms, even as he did with his childhood blocks.
    He might once have thought that trees grew downward instead of up, for example, only to be told that this was preposterous. Yet a part of him might still fantasize the world upside down and that vision is true, for them roots of trees grow downward as surely as the trunk grows up, and there is nothing to say that man must limit his mental vision to his physical posture upon the earth at any given time.
    To imagine the planet in such a light brings out truths about it that are not apparent, but invisible in the conventional view. So the artist might imagine that the reflections of trees in water are indeed trees growing downward into another dimension. Thus, the viewer's usual methods of perceiving reality are changed as he views such a painting.
    People's most conservative views are connected with the appearance and behavior of objects in the physical world. The artist, dealing unconventionally with such objects, automatically comments upon their nature. The most literal minded persons, for example, find no use for paintings at all, since as objects they are not manipulatable, they cannot be used, as wood can, say to make a house. Such people are so conservative that the life of a painting scandalizes them, for what good are objects that cannot be picked up, opened, closed or used for any purpose? What good is the picture of the jar that will never hold a liquid or a solid?
    Many artists, then, deal with the literal interpretation of objects , for all but the most j conservative will at least recognize such representations. Yet even then, the artist transcends the usual framework by implying a mystery about objects and about the physical world. No matter how he treats physical objects -painting them literally or impressionistically or ignoring them entirely - the artist is still making statements about their reality. 'Me reality of objects will sometimes appear strongly even in a painting in which none are represented, for the viewer's mind will insist upon looking for them, will try to find them or be scandalized by their absence.
    But most of all, in painting, the free symbolizing of high play is given release. Relationships between mind and matter change, perceptions are shaken up and the artist's vision splashes out upon the world. The form and structure of all great art exists in all of its probable varieties in an environment of ideas that must be activated or triggered by the individual artist. The art exists, not apart from the usual world but connected to it, in that art's actualization requires earthly form and without that form the art remains latent or unfired.
    All art forms are a part of greater ideal forms, then, but these are the psychic raw materials from which each artist carves his or her own portion; and in turn leaves his or her mark upon the ideal, which is itself changed. Each artist from the Ideal forms a private ideal which is related to the original and through his or her individuality the artist creates a new version which is also original.
    The ideal models in the environment of ideas need to be activated and seek out fulfillment by attracting the imaginations of men and women who for their own reasons choose that area of creativity. There is a constant interplay between the artist's individual thoughts and the inspirations emanating from these ideal forms, the activity results in the artist's works.
    The form seeks the artist as the artist seeks the form. Inspiration seeks the artist as the artist seeks inspiration.  The artist's individual world of art is waiting for him, triggered by his personal view of focus and no other. The great artists are those who bring to the idealized forms the most intensely personal vision. "There are no duplicates in nature or art."

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INDEX

after death God psychic blueprints
All of Creation government revelation and revolution
animals impulses Roman Catholic church
art individual self-government Seth
artistic craft Inner Codes sin
artists inner landscape Sounds
arts inner model sports
Aspects intent that energy takes status quo
Awareized Energy Jewish prophets subversive literature
Bibles Jews survival of the fittest
Cave man Know Thyself. a mathematical truth symbolism
chemical balance memory symbols
Christianity memory technology
civilizations model and its eccentricities telepathic communication
Codicils 1 Model Universes the Aspects and altered states
Codicils 2 Models & Alternate Eccentricities the Focus Personality and altered sensing
Codicils 3 Models and Variations the Ideal, Motion and Exchange
Codicils recommendation Models and Creativity the Library
Models for Inner Reality the Personal Universe
multitude of selves the Physical Universe as a triumph of eccentricities
Codicils 4 AND 5 natural disasters the Power Eccentricities
Comments On Codicils natural self trees
conscious mind Nature and Consciousness universe
conservative learning's principle neurological patterning unofficial information
creative originating principle one line consciousness, governments and social orders violence
devil orders within-ness
earth tuned self originating principle world model
focus personality,