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When considering a proposition, as a basis for accepting it we are accustomed to looking for a backbone of undoubted fact and/or irrefutable argument in its support. Taking this view, we commonly accept fact, and argument built on fact. In practical, limited, nut-and-bolt matters this is necessary, but in the matter of truth and living by true reason, which is the way of high intelligence, it is disastrous. A glance at our world is sufficient to demonstrate. Almost nothing and nobody is dedicated to discovering and realising optimum truth. The result is chaos. We are in the sphere of the conscious mind, buried under mountains of fact and argument which we can neither justify nor rise above. In order to handle our affairs we split them up into many limited and narrowed specialist subjects, from science and philosophy to commerce and politics. In this way we depart ever further from humantruth.
Throughout this website, statements are made which lack the factual backing or proof of the presently required kind. Establishment minds are more than likely to dismiss these statements in consequence. It is as well, however, to remember that established thinking is founded upon chaotically false reality. The statements I make are otherwise founded - upon the independent reasoning of an as yet unrecognised human faculty which I have called the postconscious mind, whose function is truth. That I personally make these statements is irrelevant because it is my postconscious that originated them, not my conscious self (my part was to make myself aware of them,) and every human being is capable of doing the same.
It is the reasoning of the postconscious mind that we should rely upon, for that is the common source of humantruth. Such reasoning has to be independent of conscious awareness (and can be described as unconscious but only from the viewpoint of the conscious self.) It is too complex and intricate to be interfered with by the lesser conscious mind and manipulated by the wilful self.
We are imprisoned in the conscious sphere, dominated by the conscious self. To find our true selves we must break out of this tyrannical factual reality and identify with our greater mind, the postconscious. Overall truth must come first, the facts to be filled in later, as appropriate.
1. Preparing the Way
2. Marking the Plot
3. Clearing the Ground
4. Scattering Seed
5. Germination
6. Putting Out Roots
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