Quotes About Consciousness

All deities and demons, all heavens and hells are internal.

The underlying solution - repeated again and again - is to recognize that your brain is producing the visions. They do not exist. Nothing exists except as your consciousness gives it life.

the free consciousness has only to hear and remember the teachings in order to be liberated. The Tibetan Book of the Dead is ostensibly a book describing the experiences to be expected at the moment of death, during an intermediate phase lasting forty-nine (seven times seven) days, and during rebirth into another bodily frame.

The universe is an intelligence test.

Just Say Know

Whether you experience heaven or hell, remember that it is your mind which creates them.

Timothy Leary

A guided imagery meditation is something like a controlled, planned dream through which someone else leads you.

Wiccans understand magic as a natural process. It is the ability to change one's consciousness—one's frame of mind.

Out of one's change of consciousness comes change in the world.

Very few people wake up one morning and decide to change their theology. Changes in a person's belief system are seldom that self-conscious.

The politics of inevitability is an intellectual coma we put ourselves in.

Be reflective if you must be armed.

Don't do the things in life as duties. Take and do it as a RESPONSIBILITY.

The evil that we know is best.

Del corpo ne abbiamo fatto un'ossessione, ma il corpo non siamo noi.

Le radici dell'orrore sono dappertutto. L'orrore siamo noi.

Quella che chiamiamo eufemisticamente "carne" sono in verità pezzi di cadaveri, di animali morti, morti ammazzati. Perché fare del proprio stomaco un cimitero?

The greatest mystery is what lies within

[W]e do not have such a clear mirror for our minds as we do for our bodies.

Memory is funny. Once you hit a vein the problem is not how to remember but how to control the flow.

Growing and opening the inner life in order for us to more fully take in the world is an essential part of coming to our senses.

Because of our ability to imagine an enjoyment that the symbolic order prohibits, the imaginary offers us a separate register of experience, distinct from the symbolic order.

For Hegel, philosophy intervenes politically by making clear the relations that already exist.