In The Long Run, It

We Are Internally Related To Everything, Not [just] Externally Related. Consciousness Is An Internal Relationship To The Whole, We Take In The Whole, And We Act Toward The Whole. Whatever We Have Taken In Determines Basically What We Are. Wholeness Is A Kind Of Attitude Or Approach To The Whole Of Life. If We Can Have A Coherent Approach To Reality Then Reality Will Respond Coherently To Us.

In The Long Run, It Is Far More Dangerous To Adhere To Illusion Than To Face What The Actual Fact Is.

Thought Is Constantly Creating Problems That Way And Then Trying To Solve Them. But As It Tries To Solve Them It Makes It Worse Because It Doesn't Notice That It's Creating Them, And The More It Thinks, The More Problems It Creates.

We Are All Linked By A Fabric Of Unseen Connections. This Fabric Is Constantly Changing And Evolving. This Field Is Directly Structured And Influenced By Our Behavior And By Our Understanding.

Another Problem Of Fragmentation Is That Thought Divides Itself From Feeling And From The Body. Thought Is Said To Be The Mind; We Have The Notion That It Is Something Abstract Or Spiritual Or Immaterial. Then There Is The Body, Which Is Very Physical. And We Have Emotions, Which Are Perhaps Somewhere In Between. The Idea Is That They Are All Different. That Is, We Think Of Them As Different. And We Experience Them As Different Because We Think Of Them As Different.