The Internal Being: Reincarnational and Intuitive Psychology

by Bates, Raymond

• ISBN13: 9780595169344
• ISBN10: 0595169341
• Format: Trade Paper
• Copyright: 2001-04-01
• Publisher: Writers Club Pr

Table of Contents

Introduction	p. xiii
The concept of Mind	p. 1
General existence of mind	p. 1
Some basic assumptions of Mind	p. 3
Cosmic Mind	p. 6
Need for new concepts to define mind	p. 7
Mind evolvement	p. 7
Evolvement of human mind	p. 9
Types of unit minds	p. 10
Protozoic mind	p. 12
Metazoic mind	p. 12
A Mind's Eye--View of Time	p. 13
Conscious mind expressed in time	p. 14
Conscious Time and Relativity	p. 15
Non--human mind	p. 17
Spiritual Evolution	p. 18
Standard Evolution	p. 18
Physical De-evolution	p. 19
Mental Evolution	p. 20
Evolutionary speed	p. 21
Co-Evolution	p. 22
Senses and Knowledge	p. 24
Senses Sense Perception	p. 24
Sense and Non-sense waves	p. 25
Standard perception	p. 26
New and old perceptions	p. 27
Attributes of the five fundamental factors	p. 27
The Solid factor or Ksititattva	p. 27
The Liquid factor or Jalatattva	p. 28
The Luminous factor or Tejastattva	p. 28
Aerial factor or Va'yutattva	p. 28
The Ethereal factor or A'ka'shatattva	p. 29
Time and the apperceptive plate	p. 29
Direct and indirect sense perception	p. 30
Factors affecting sense perception	p. 32
Knowledge	p. 33
Why Objectification	p. 34
Subjectivity and objectivity	p. 35
Expanding our awareness or subjectivity	p. 36
Direct Spiritual Knowledge	p. 37
Nerves and Nervous systems	p. 39
Afferent objectivation	p. 39
Hypothalamus	p. 39
Psychic transmission	p. 42
Rebirth	p. 45
Intro to vrtti	p. 46
Periodic Table of the Vrttis	p. 48
Multiple expression of vrttis	p. 49
Newborn sense development	p. 52
Newborn sense recognition	p. 52
Personality development	p. 55
Newborn personality	p. 55
Viewing Human Metazoic mind	p. 55
Human Simultaneous Minds	p. 57
Collective mind--direct/indirect relationship	p. 58
Mind--death relationship	p. 59
Reincarnative developmental evidence	p. 60
Newborn vrtti detection and recognition	p. 64
Cerebral and Non-cerebral memories	p. 67
Natural Consciousness Transfer	p. 70
Transmigration--Soul Transfer	p. 70
Aspects of Person in Consciousness transfer	p. 71
Psychic Structure	p. 71
Psychic transfer and samskara	p. 73
Need for samskara	p. 74
Samskaras development	p. 75
Types of temporary consciousness transfer	p. 76
OBE's, FDE's and NDE's	p. 76
Unnatural Consciousness transfer	p. 77
Psychic parts of the Internal Being	p. 78
Mental development of ego	p. 78
Ego and soul	p. 81
The apperceptive plate	p. 82
Ectoplasmic mindstuff	p. 84
Parts of the Soul	p. 86
The Existential--I	p. 87
Intuition and Cognition	p. 88
Expressions of Consciousness	p. 92
Expressions of the 1st Cakra	p. 92
1.1 Dharma (happiness)	p. 92
Primary Dharma (obtain happiness)	p. 93
Secondary Dharma (waveform expression)	p. 94
Negative pratisaincara	p. 94
Dharma as a practical expression	p. 96
1.2 Artha' (psychic longing)	p. 97
Artha as a psycho-physical expression	p. 97
Artha as a psychic expression	p. 98
Artha as Psychic Motivation	p. 99
Psychic expansion and DNA	p. 100
Artha as a Dharmic expression	p. 102
Artha an example at work	p. 103
1.3 Kama (physical longing)	p. 104
Kama as an expression of dharma	p. 104
1.4 Moks'a (spiritual longing)	p. 105
Six Vrttis of Physical Objectification	p. 105
Pleasure through Objectification	p. 106
1.3 Kama (object attraction)	p. 108
Kama as human vrtti	p. 108
3.3 Iirs'a (envy)	p. 109
3.8 Moha (blind attachment)	p. 110
4.4 Mamata (mineness)	p. 110
4.8 Aham'ka'ra (ego-false)	p. 113
Attempts of ego to objectively its self	p. 113
Games "Ego" plays	p. 114
4.8 Prestige	p. 115
4.8 Arrogance	p. 115
4.8 Conceit	p. 116
3.8 abhinivesha (the self's obsession)	p. 117
4.5 Vanity	p. 118
4.10 Kapdia'h (hypocrisy)	p. 119
4.6 Viveka (conscience)	p. 120
4.12 Aunta'pa (repentance)	p. 120
3.9 Ghrn'a' (hatred)	p. 121
4.11 Vitarka (sharpe tongue)	p. 122
3.7 Trs'n'a (yearning for acquisition)	p. 123
4.9 Lolata'h (Greed)	p. 124
Other psychic vrttis	p. 125
4.1 A'sha' (hope)	p. 125
4.2 Cinta' (worry)	p. 126
4.3 Ces't'a (endeavor or efficacy)	p. 126
General cakra development	p. 127
4th cakra differences of Human and Animal Mind	p. 128
Expressions of 2nd and 3rd Cakras	p. 129
2.1 Avajina' (indifference)	p. 131
3.6 Kas'a'ya (anger)	p. 131
2.2 Mu'rccha (psychic stupor)	p. 133
3.4 Sus'upti (staticity)	p. 133
2.3 Pran'a'sha (indulgence)	p. 134
3.10 Bhaya (fear complexes)	p. 135
4.7 Vikalata'h (psychic depression)	p. 135
2.4 Avishva'sa (lack of confidence)	p. 138
3.1 Llojja' (shyness)	p. 138
2.5 Sarvana'sha (helplessness)	p. 139
3.5 Vis'ada (melancholy)	p. 139
2.6 Kru'rata' (cruelty)	p. 140
3.2 Pishunata' (sadistic)	p. 140
Acoustics and Flavors of the 5th Cakra	p. 141
The Seven Vocal Expressions	p. 142
S'ad'aja (Peacock)	p. 143
Rs'abha (Bull)	p. 144
Ga'ndha'ra (Goat)	p. 144
Madhyama (Horse)	p. 144
Paincama (Cuckoo bird)	p. 144
Dhaevata (Donkey)	p. 145
Nis'a'da (Elephant)[	p. 145
The Seven Ideational Expressions	p. 145
The Two Spiritual expressions	p. 146
Omn' (creative expression)	p. 146
Hum' (spiritual awakening)	p. 147
Five Ideational Expressions of the Aware self	p. 147
Phat' (practication) efficacy	p. 148
Vaos'at'ha (physical welfare)	p. 148
Va's'at (psychic welfare)	p. 149
Sva'ha' (spiritual welfare)	p. 149
Namah (Self surrender)	p. 149
Two Acoustical Expressive Vrttis	p. 149
Vis'a (angry dissent)	p. 150
Amrta (deep affection)	p. 150
The 51st Vrtti (Ananda vrtti)	p. 151
Conclusion	p. 153
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