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Beyond Duality and Polarization
Understanding Barack Obama and His Vital Act of Participation
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2012
Summary
Beyond Duality and Polarization explores an experience-based learning model, the Phenomenal Patterning approach for personal transformation. Rather than traditional prescriptive learning, methods of personal discovery help us understand how the human mind actually functions. Dr. Koziey introduces two modern Zen skills, watching and catharsis, to increase self-awareness. This frees us from habitual patterns we learned in childhood. We identify the patterns of our own thinking and behaving and see that many of the problems we face are self-created. Repressions are revealed in the shadow psyche and we are able to dissolve our negativity. The overriding message is that when we stop fighting, life starts flowing again.
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Copyright year
2012
ISBN-Print
978-0-7618-5695-5
ISBN-Online
978-0-7618-5696-2
Publisher
Hamilton Books, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
266
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Contents No access
Preface No access
Acknowledgments No access
Introduction No access
Chapter One. Hillary and Barack: Different Mindsets No access
Chapter Two. Self-As-Instrument on a Path without Form No access
Chapter Three. Transcending Duality No access
Chapter Four. Framing Reality: Four Styles of Reasoning No access
Chapter Five. Metamorphoses of the Spirit No access
Chapter Six. Barack Obama’s Mindset: Camel, Lion, or Child? No access
Chapter Seven. Beyond the Hope/Hopelessness Duality No access
Chapter Eight. Relaxed, Alert, and Non-Judging No access
Chapter Nine. Learning through the Heart No access
Chapter Ten. Zen Is Self Discovery No access
Chapter Eleven. Self-Knowing: Mind and Emotions No access
Chapter Twelve. Meditation to Creativity No access
Chapter Thirteen. Unio Mystica No access
Chapter Fourteen. Second-Order Transformation No access
Chapter Fifteen. Cutting the Roots of Violence1 No access
