Series · 8 parts · about 32 min of reading
Three Principles as a Paradigm
By Keith Blevens, Ph.D., Valda Monroe and Tess Christy
- Part014 min readThe Three Principles · Inside out, outside in · FeelingsWelcomeThought and feeling can’t be separated. Seeing this logic clears away a lot of unnecessary thinking and opens up the inside-out paradigm.By Keith Blevens, Ph.D., Tess Christy and Valda MonroeRead Part 1 →
- Part023 min readFeelingsThe Inseparable Nature of Thought and FeelingFeeling can’t be separated from thought. Treating them as separate invents false sources for how we feel, and seeing they are one is life changing.By Keith Blevens, Ph.D. and Valda MonroeRead Part 2 →
- Part034 min readInside out, outside in · FeelingsDiscovering that We’re Living In the Feeling of Our ThinkingHow seeing that thought and feeling are inseparable showed Keith and Valda that life is lived from the inside out, in the feeling of our thinking.By Keith Blevens, Ph.D. and Valda MonroeRead Part 3 →
- Part044 min readPersonal thoughts · FeelingsHow does Mental Clutter get Created?Mental clutter starts when a feeling doesn’t look like it comes from thought. We split thought from feeling and blame whatever seems to be “out there”.By Keith Blevens, Ph.D., Tess Christy and Valda MonroeRead Part 4 →
- Part058 min readInsightMeeting Sydney BanksHow a road trip to a five-day seminar on Salt Spring Island led Valda to see, for the first time, that her feelings came from thought in the moment.By Valda MonroeRead Part 5 →
- Part063 min readInsight · Levels of consciousnessInsight – Our Evolutionary PotentialWhy Sydney Banks put so much weight on insight, and how insight into thought in the moment moves us in an evolutionary direction.By Keith Blevens, Ph.D. and Valda MonroeRead Part 6 →
- Part074 min readInsightShort on InsightA passing comment about a client being “short on insight” leads to a look at what crowds insight out, and the question that brings it back.By Valda MonroeRead Part 7 →
- Part082 min readThought (as a principle)Why Thought has Everything to do with EverythingThought, with Mind and Consciousness, is the common denominator of all experience. Seeing this as a constant restores our balance and freedom.By Keith Blevens, Ph.D. and Valda MonroeRead Part 8 →
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