Knowledge & Wisdom

Are all of the vessels full in your life? Look under health, fame, love, children, career, and wealth. Are you fully satisfied on all levels? Is there something lacking in one of them? If you say, "All I want is truth or wisdom." Then you have all.

The fundamental role of intention is scientifically illuminated while attention is brought to that which interrupts our clarity, allowing more conscious habits to develop as we choose the lives we lead rather than allow circumstances to determine them for us. 

We learn the basic components of change, where beliefs, desires, and feelings play their roles and how to deliberately align our energy with our greatest joys. 

This course is for those who want to take full responsibility for their lives and are willing to examine any blocks or sabotaging behaviors in order to deliberately craft a life one aspires to. This is an in-depth presentation with plenty of psychology, metaphysics and spirituality applied for entirely practical purposes that will last a lifetime.

Through my study of Carl Jung’s analytical psychology, there are particularly two subjects I find that could effect real changes in our life and beliefs: synchronicity and the collective unconscious.

Synchronicity, principles of "meaningful coincidences”, is that there is a cosmic principle that links events having a similar meaning by their coincidence in time and space rather than sequentially. Jung claimed that there is a synchrony between the mind and the phenomenal world of perception. "Acausal phenomena must exist...since statistics are only possible anyway if there are also exceptions" (Jung 1973). He asserts that "...improbable facts exist--otherwise there would be no statistical mean..." 

Even if there were a synchronicity between the mind and the world such that certain coincidences resonate with transcendental truth, there would still be the tasks of figuring out those truths and applying them to the linear world.

Synchronicity provides access to the archetypes, which are located in the collective unconscious. Jung believed that the archetypes arise spontaneously in the mind, especially in times of crisis. Just as there are meaningful coincidences that would open the door to transcendent truths, so too a crisis opens the door of the collective unconscious and lets out an archetype to reveal some deep truth hidden from ordinary consciousness.

In Feng Shui practice, we place certain symbolic objects in its symbolic places serve the purpose of activating our collective unconscious.