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One Gains the World in Exact Proportion to Which a Man Has Relinquished his Soul: The Second Retreat from the Natural Self — Patriarchal Culture

Ritual Is the Attempt to Control Something Symbolically, Indirectly That One Has Split Off from and Is a Poor Substitute for the Real Potential of At-one-ment with Reality It is this attempt to control something symbolically, indirectly that is the … Continue reading

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Blueprints of Human Nature and Prenatal Personalities … Profound Sculpting of Who We Are Occurs at a Time We Cannot See: Four Earliest Roots of War, Bigotry, Capitalism, and Pollution

Prenatal Imprints of “Human Nature”: Four Programs of Human Personality Are Written Into Us in the Womb Wounded Deer and Centaurs, Chapter Four: Prenatal Imprints of Our Unnatural Self The Perinatal Pulls of Pollution: Air Pollution and Fetal Oxygen Starvation … Continue reading

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The Hierarchy of Healing, An Inconvenient Revolution, and Flaunting One’s Sickness Is Healthier Than Hiding It: Wounded Deer and Centaurs

Healing Crisis Means Needing to Get “Sicker” Before We Can Be “Weller” and Making It When You DON’T Fake It: Centaurs, Wounded Deer, and the Consciousness Revolution, Untold Apocalypse No! Chapter Eleven: Healing Crisis – Getting “Sick” To Be Well … Continue reading

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How OWS and Tea Party Movements Are Generationally and Perinatally Different. Healing Crisis, Part 4, Millennials and Their Opposites – Fifties Generation Tea Partyers

Getting Sick to Be Well, Part Four: Millennial Gen Occupiers and Eisenhower Gen Tea Partyers Are Perinatally As Well As Generationally Opposed Right-Wing “Hate Groups,” the Tea Party, and the Fifties Generation: Perinatally Oblivious One might also note the rise … Continue reading

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21st Century and Its Discontents, Part 13: A Re-Visioning of “Civilization” in Light of Impending Apocalypse … Prometheus Made us “Civilized” … And Doomed

Kaleidoscope of Postmodern Life, Part Thirteen: On Defiance, Alienation from Nature, “Civilization,” Apocalypse, Marxism, OWS, and Ayn Rand Will “Progress of Man” Be Humanity’s Epitaph? All of the “achievements” of “civilization,” these increases of control over Nature, are traditionally seen … Continue reading

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21st Century and Its Discontents, Part 6: Imprinted in the Womb for Wars of Expansion, Deforestation, Cities, Imperialism, and Road Rage—Crowded—”Back Off!”

Kaleidoscope of Postmodern Life, Part Six: Wars, Imperialism, and Why We Live in “Human Zoos”: The “Crowded” Feelings of Late Gestation—BPM II—and Their Political and Environmental Expressions Crowdedness, Packed Together “Like Sardines” Can’t Move Freely – “Back Off!”…Cast Out of … Continue reading

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Kaleidoscope of Postmodern Life, Part Five: Psychological and Political Repercussions of the Four Parts of Prenatal Pain—Crowded, Stifled, Disgusted, Irritated

Blueprints of Human Nature and Four Earliest Roots of War, Bigotry, and Pollution: 21st Century and Its Discontents, Part 5 Four Blueprints of “Human Nature” These imprints on our psyche caused by uncomfortable experiences in late gestation that are molds … Continue reading

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