Interpretation of meditation work
- aleshanee
- Nov 21, 2015
- 1 min read
" The text combines Buddhist and Taoist directions for meditation. The basic view is that at birth the two spheres of the psyche, consciousness and the unconscious, become separated. Consciousness is the element marking what is spearated off, individualized, in a person, and the unconscious is the element that unites him with the cosmos. The unification of the two elements via meditation is the principle upon which an eriched consciousness, enters upon a supra-personal mental level in the form of a spiritual rebirth. This rebirth then leads first to a progressing inner differenciation of the conscious state into autonomous thought structures. However, the conclusion of the meditation leads of necessity to the wiping out of all differences in the final integrated life, free of opposites"
Salome Wilhelm's Forword in "The Secret of the Golden Flower - A Chinese Book of Life"
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