Claudia Dawson

Another important concept discussed is the five names of the human soul. Each name corresponds to a certain aspect of the soul. The Neshemah refers to the breath of life. Nephesh refers to the soul itself. Ruoch refers to the spirit or mind. Cheyah refers to the life or vitality of the spirit. Yechideh refers to the unity or uniqueness of the spiri

The devas are the higher selves, the oversouls and the monads, of nature. They act as guides to the natural world, holding all the information about each aspect of nature. They are in the Upper World and the fourth, fifth, and sixth dimensions. The Underworld spirits, the Sidhe, are the lower selves of nature. The Underworld faeries are the guardia

Seth's conception of consciousness certainly corroborates my own experience, and I think that sometime or other each of us finds bits and pieces of "other conscious-ness” in our minds, lying there like odd shiny pebbles on the shores of our awareness. As children we may have reacted with delight and astonishment, turning such thoughts over and

“The ba is written sometimes as a winged human head, which is the older form, and sometimes as a human-faced bird. For the ka-ibis is the highest part of the body and it is in the head, and the ba is the first part of us that is conscious of leaving Earth and of being ‘winged’.

Early, I used the term "fragment personality" simply to give you this idea that identity was not a unit that could be easily defined.

All consciousness is interrelated. It flows together in currents, rises and falls, eddies and breaks, mixes and merges. In this great interplay, however, each identity, however brief in usual terms, is never