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

Reality is not, therefore, an objective "out there," but a subjective "in here," and is different for everyone. So what does that make you? Are you explicit flesh and bone anchored in a solid world, or are you an implicit blur of holographic patterns playing in a vast swirl of larger patterns? And what is the role of consciousness in all this? Is

There are three dimensions in which all of the manifestations of consciousness operate. Consciousness operates only within the dimensions of time, space, and frequency. All matter in the universe, visible or invisible, is the result of the stress point developed by the mixture of time, space, and frequency. It is a unified field. This is how the

Dreams deal with associations and with emotional validities that often do not seem to make sense in the usual world. I said before that no one can really give you a definition of the psyche. It must be experienced. Since its activities, wisdom and perception rise largely from another kind of reference, then you must often learn to interpret your

How do we experience painful circumstances without becoming embittered by them?

By seeing them as lessons and not as retribution.

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