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Disconnection
Disconnection refers to both external and internal disconnection. External Disconnection is disconnection between self and parents, siblings, society, and the natural world. Internal Disconnection is disconnection of the Bodily Ego from Spiritual Ego (or more generally, a disconnection of the brain from the Fabric of Consciousness.[1]
Concept Map
Key Terms
Lightning Path Human Development Framework >
- LP Connection Framework
- LP Creative Framework
- LP HEALING Framework
- LP Psychological Framework
- Pathfinder Educational Model
- Human Psyche
- Consciousness
- Bodily Consciousness
- Connection
- Connection Capacity
- Physical Unit
- Connection-Centered Psychology
- Disconnection
The 3Ds
3Ds > Disconnection, Disease, Dysfunction
Syncretic Terms
Disconnection > Alienation, Death, Hell, Purgatory, Relative Existence, Sheol, Single Vision
Related LP Terms
Disconnection > Blocking Emotions, Clearing Emotions, Cognitive Wall, Disconnection Disorder, Disconnection Pathology, Disjuncture, Misalignment, Monolog of Impotence, Normal Consciousness, Old Energy Archetype, Seeds of Imperfection, The Blindfold
Non-LP Related Terms
Notes
Underhill uses the term Practical Man to refer to a disconnected individual, in particular, a Naive Materialist who cannot see beyond .[2]
Disconnection results in the lowering of the Consciousness Quotient of the Physical Unit, attenuation of higher brain function, and a consequent reduction in moral capacity, intelligence, compassion, empathy, intuition, creativity, independence, and identity.
Disconnection is caused by:
- The System and Indoctrination into the Ideology of Limitation
- Toxic Socialization
- Lack of Preparation
- Wrong Thought, Wrong Action, and Wrong Environment caused by Indoctrination
- Hurt, pain, chronic stress, and suffering of all types.
Internal disconnection arises as a consequence of Misalignment, separated from its own Highest Self/Resident Monadic Consciousness, and from higher Levels of Consciousness.
Internal disconnection leads to Disjuncture and Disconnection Pathology
Hell is the loneliness, isolation, anguish, pain, and despair that is often the result of internal disconnection
Petey Stevens was aware that unmet needs "close" or "shut down" and individual. "If a baby's caretakers are not available to the baby because of death or another absence such as work, are not supportive, or are abusive because of emotional immaturity or immorality, the baby grows up with negative 'charge' and self-destructive beliefs attached to his or her communications. The ... person is "shut down" or closed" to his or her soul's feelings or truth."[3]
Rumi
Explains disconnection/heedlessness as necessary to the maintenance of the world. If it wasn't for disconnection, humans would not go about the tasks necessary to express the attributes of God.
God created the universe to make the Hidden Treasure manifest. Hence He wants the world to exist in order for it to display the unlimited creative potentialities of His Attributes. But for the world to remain in existence, true knowledge of things as they are must be kept from most of its inhabitants. Otherwise they would cease to occupy themselves with activities necessary for the display of the full range of His Attributes. So God desires the existence of certain things which one might not expect; but of course not in themselves, but rather as the concomitants of His ultimate goal in creating the world. For example, God desires that heedlessness and forgetfulness of Him should exist in the world.[4]
The world is kept standing through heedlessness. If there were no heedlessness, this world would not remain. Yearning for God, recollection of the next world, spiritual intoxication, and ecstacy are the architects of that world. If all these displayed themselves, every one of us would go to that world and not remain here. But God wants us here so that the two worlds may exist. So He has appointed two magistrates, heedlessness and heedfulness, so that both houses may flourish. (F 109/120)
The pillar of this world, oh beloved, is heedlessness: Wakefulness is this world's bane.
Wakefulness comes from that world; when it prevails, this world is laid fiat.
Wakefulness is the sun and cupidity the ice, wakefulness water and this world dirt.
A few drops trickle down from that world so that cupidity and envy may not roar too loudly in this world.
If the trickle from the Unseen should increase, neither skills nor failings would remain in the world. (M I 2066-70)
Quotes
Suppose that gold belonging to a man on his travels
Had fallen into a place full of stinking dirt.
As it is indestructible by nature, it would stay there
For many hundreds of years.
A deity, with a pure heavenly eye, would see it there,
And say to people:
‘When I have cleansed this gold, the most precious substance of all,
I will bring it back to its precious state.
Ratnagotravibhâga, I. 108, 109
Such harmony is in immortal souls;
But, whilst this muddy vesture of decay
Doth grossly close it in, we cannot hear it.
Shakespeare (Merchant of Venice, V. i. 63)
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Footnotes
- ↑ Lightning Path Workbook Three: Connection. Lightning Path Press. https://www.patreon.com/posts/lp-workbooks-and-91290808
- ↑ Underhill, Evelyn. Mysticism: A Study in the Nature and Development of Spiritual Consciousness. New York: Dover Publications, 2002. https://amzn.to/2C91xNY.
- ↑ Stevens, Petey. Opening up to Your Psychic Self. Nevertheless Press, 1983. p. ii
- ↑ Chittick, William C., and Rumi. The Sufi Path of Love: The Spiritual Teachings of Rumi. Rumi SUNY Series in Islam. New York: SUNY Press, 1983. p. 58.
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