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Der große Tag seines Zorns (Weltgericht), ca. 1853
Maler: John Martin (1789–1854)
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Die Hölle ist kein Zustand, der einem von einem verurteilenden Gott auferlegt wurde, sondern vielmehr die unvermeidliche Konsequenz der eigenen Entscheidungen. Die Hölle ist das Endergebnis, wenn man sich unablässig für das Negative entscheidet und sich so von der Liebe absondert.
Dr. David Hawkins, FU Afflicted by Forces Unseen? Exzerpt aus Power vs. Force
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Ein Ort äußerster Ichbezogenheit
Die Hölle ist ein Entwicklungszustand des Bewusstseins auf der Stufe der primitiven animalischen Natur der extremen Ichbezogenheit.
Hawkins beschreibt, dass Luzifer, die Entsprechung des Spirituellen Egos, sich aufgrund von Stolz und (Dominations)Machtgier weigerte, Gottes Souveränität anzuerkennen.
Der Dalai Lama, (BW 570), beschreibt, dass Buddha bei einer seiner zahlreichen Lebenszeiten in die Hölle verdammt war. Während er unbeschreibliche Agonie durchlitt, erwuchs in ihm die spirituelle Intention und der Wunsch, dass sein eigener Schmerz das Leiden anderer ersetzen könnte und ihnen Nutzen bringen könne. In diesem Augenblick entkam er unmittelbar seiner eigenen Höllenerfahrung.
Der italienische Schriftsteller Dante Alighieri, (BW 505), beschreibt 'seine' Höllenerfahrungen (Inferno) detailliert in seinem Buch Die Göttliche Komödie. Ähnliches verhält sich auch T. S. Eliot in seinem Buch Das wüste Land. Vieles spricht dafür, dass beide selbst die Erfahrung der dunklen Nacht der Seele durchlaufen haben. Der spanische katholische Mystiker Johannes vom Kreuz (BW 605) hat seine Seelenpein, genauer gesagt die Agonie des Egos, in seinem Buch Die dunkle Nacht niedergelegt. Der niederländische Maler Hieronymus Bosch hat Hölleneindrücke und das Verstricktsseins der Seelen in den Notstands-Emotionen in seinen berühmten Werken dargestellt.
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| BW | Höllische Seinsbereiche | Ausdruck |
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Hoffnungslosigkeit | Niedere Höllen | Formlos |
Unter 200
Höllische Zone | Verschiedene Höllenbereiche
Niedere Astralebenen | Formgebunden |
Orientiert an Licht des Alls, S. 347-349
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- Ein Zusammenwirken der negativen Extreme ist dadurch in der Lage, eine ganze Gesellschaft herunterzuziehen infolge von luziferischer Verzerrung der Realität, welche den satanischen Mächten die Tür öffnet. FU Licht des Alls, S. 113
- Man wird auch mit den Mächten konfrontiert, welche die 'dunkle Seite' der Bewusstseinsfelder beherrschen. Sowohl Christus als auch der Buddha haben für solche Ereignisse zutreffende Beschreibungen hinterlassen. Licht des Alls, S. 223-224
- Das wichtigste Werkzeug der luziferischen Energien ist die Verzerrung/Verdrehung der Wahrheit. Licht des Alls, S. 226
- [Alle großen Lehrer] lehren, dass diese Dinge [Energiefelder unter einem Messwert von 200] Wege zu spirituellen Bereichen von großem Leiden darstellen, die deshalb "Höllen" genannt werden. "Höllen" bezieht sich auf spirituelle Qual und Hoffnungslosigkeit. Die meisten Menschen, die heute auf der Erde leben, haben bereits wenigstens etwas von den oberen Ebenen der "Hölle" an Hoffnungslosigkeit, Depression, Angst, Terror, Verlust und Furcht durchlebt. Licht des Alls, S. 348
- Das Gefühl, von Gott aufgegeben und ohne Hoffnung zu sein, führt zu einem umfassenden Zustand von Depression und kann eine Veränderung in der Wahrnehmung von Zeit einschließen, die man mit der Erfahrung der niederen Ebenen der Hölle vergleichen könnte, wie Dante sie beschreibt: "Lasst alle Hoffnung fahren, die ihr hier eintretet." Dieser Zustand mag eine vorübergehende Phase als Folge intensiver innerer spiritueller Arbeit darstellen, besonders für einen Suchenden, der alle Warnungen in den Wind schlägt und die tiefsten Ebenen des Bewusstseins auslotet. In dieser Tiefe fühlt der Suchende intuitiv, dass es nötig ist, das Ego zurückzulassen und jeden Zweifel aufzugeben. Erleuchtung ist möglich, S. 36
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Personal avowals
- I went to the depths of Hell, which are far worse than anybody has ever described aptly. […] At the time I was an atheist. In the midst of being in this timeless Hell, a voice from within said, "If there is a God, I ask Him to help me.” I then went into oblivion and when I came out the mind was silenced. There was only a stunning awareness of all of existence as Divinity. Subsequent to that, the mind never did think again! […]
It [hell] can be experienced by anybody, anytime if they’ve got the right karmic set-up. If they have asked the question that can only be answered in that way. Karmically, you’re driven to a certain point where you precipitate the only experience that will finally solve it. I went from atheism to spiritual despair and then into what Thoreau would call a 'maximal possible condition'. That’s what speaks now. Interview Power vs. Force, Kathryn M. Brinkley, US magazine Light in Times, November 2004
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In his book I. Reality and Subjectivity, and Transcending the Levels of Consciousness Dr. Hawkins talks extensively about psychic attacks. With regards to his own experiences in growing spirituality, he mentions how he is attacked at each step by energies of the lower ego states that had accumulated in consciousness over great expanses of time. Then he says, It is as though the very foundations of the ego are strongly defended, and the defense increases in intensity as its survival is threatened.
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- Judgment day is every day; it is already here and is constant and unending. Source unknown
- There are low planes (hells),
intermediate planes (purgatory or limbo),
and higher astral planes (celestial).
These are all possible destinations of the soul or spiritual body or focus of consciousness. Each of these levels has its own hierarchies, 'Gods', and folklore which are 'real' to the inhabitants of these planes. These may be gratifying, even joyful and thrilling, but they are not enlightenment. The Eye of the I, chapter 9, S. 129
- In Egyptian mythology, the soul goes to Hades [Duat], where the Lord of the Underworld (Osiris) sits in judgment and weighs the sinner's heart on the scales, whose destiny then hangs in the balance. To understand this depiction (which operates quite mightily in the human psyche) we first note that it is referring to the 'underworld'. This is the judge in the unconscious mind that is self-judging and hands out sentences of guilt, suffering, and self-hatred. This myth is an accurate depiction of the dark side of the unconscious. |. Reality and Subjectivity, S. 331
- In Christianity, on judgment day, the intercessor is Jesus, the Christ, who is the witness for the soul's decision for God as the light of Truth rather than darkness. While Osiris makes one go weak with kinesiology, the intercessor / savior / Christ / teacher of Heaven makes one go strong. I. Reality Subjectivity, S. 332
- At every instant, one is really making a choice between heaven or hell. The cumulative effect of all these choices determines the calibrated level of consciousness and one’s karmic and spiritual fate. I. Reality Subjectivity, S. 397
- Psychopaths who have come from higher socio-economic levels often are more socially adept and become white-collar embezzlers or unethical CEOs of large corporations and get involved with stock fraud. Some learn how to set up shell corporations, Ponzi schemes, and pseudocharities, or they become manipulators of the stock or commodities markets. Some become adept at politics and enter government where they become corrupt officials. Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 191
- The true nature of the hidden predator beneath the sheep's clothing is quite openly revealed by its expressions as hatred, vituperation, and vilification. Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 216
- Although the culture of hatred hates under the sheep's clothing of the lure of simplistic idealizations, its real nature is exposed as it gathers momentum and becomes the new oppressor. It can readily be seen as an organized attempt to discredit morality, ethics, and spiritual reality then itself merely becomes a new system of "ethics", "moral demand", and oppression. Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 217
- The public in general tends to be naive about mental disorders, even when blatently displayed. People commonly believe that other people are basically just like they are. Nothing could be farther from the truth. There are many people who are the diametric opposite of normalcy and all that is perceived to go with the idealized state. The world is full of people who hate love, integrity, peace, and truth; in fact, it infuriates them. (M. Scott Peck [LoC 475] (1936-2005) US American psychiatrist, psychotherapist, People of the Lie. The Hope for Healing Human Evil [LoC 450] Touchstone Press, 1st edition 1983, 2nd edition, December 1997) Dr. David R. Hawkins, Truth vs. Falsehood, chapter 11 The Downside of Society, S. 292
- Malignant messianic narcissism […] is a combination of composite pathologies of an extremely low level of consciousness (cal. 30), plus the deficits of reason; an absence of conscience, the inability to identify with or value other human life; the disdain for human, moral, disdain for ethical values; disdain for women; greed for power; infatuation and aggrandizement of the self, and ego inflation to messianic grandiosity.
The disorder […] occurs in two distinct forms:
- early onset (childhood bully type), and
- adult life onset after some years of normalcy subsequent to the gaining of power (i.e., "Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely.") […] (Nero, Caesar, Hussein, Khomeini, Napoleon, Hitler, Ivan the Terrible, etc.)
- The state of feeling abandoned by God and being hopeless results in a global feeling of depression and may include an alteration of the experience of time comparable to the experiencial lower levels of Hell as described by Dante: "Abandon hope all ye who enter here" This state may be a transitory phase as a consequence of intense spiritual work, especially in a devotee who throws all caution to the wind and explores the deepest levels of consciousness, at which depth the devotee intuitively senses that it is necessary to relinguish the ego and remove all doubt. Thus, this state may represent the need to reach inner validation of spiritual truth before total abandonment of the ego itself. Transcending Levels of Consciousness, chapter 1 Shame: Despair, S. 35
- Paradoxically, the dark night of the soul is often a sign of significant spiritual progress for it is not really the soul (higher Self) but the Ego that is in the 'Dark'. Some comfort can be obtained by recalling the spiritual dictum that one can only go as high as they have been low, or that Jesus Christ sweat blood in Gethsemane, or Buddha reported that he felt as though his bones were being broken and he was being attacked by demons. Transcending Levels of Consciousness, chapter 1 Shame: Despair, S. 36
- 2.4 % of world population are demonically possessed. Their acupuncture fields are opposite to the norm, whereby they are repelled by love. These 2.4 % of people cause 78 % of the problems in the world. They are dominated by the Satanic. It would seem they serve some kind of purpose. I don't know how they get onto the planet. They are not lifted by the rise in consciousness. How would you lift them when love repels? Jesus warned his followers not to be concerned with them. Don't encounter evil, avoid it. If you create a science of evil you will become entrapped by it. You are drawn into it. As in exorcism, if you do it enough one day it gets you. Many exorcists commit suicide. You need to calibrate the degree of evil you can handle, but that is the science of evil and it is very dangerous. Teddy and Otis Carnie, Synopsis and Study Guide to Power vs. Force. An Anatomy of Consciousness, Part II Interview with Dr. Hawkins, pg. 13, Veritas Publishing, Sedona, AZ, 8. June 1996
- Darkness ist not the opposite of goodness, it's the absence of goodness. Untitled audio interview, presented by US web radio station Beyond the Ordinary, 13. July 2004
- Hell is a rudimentary state of consciousness of extreme selfishness (primitive animal nature). Untitled audio interview, presented by US web radio station Beyond the Ordinary, 13. July 2004
Ferryman Charon raising his oar to send a sinner to hell
section of Judgment Day, fresco in the Vatican
painter: Michelangelo (1536-1541)
- The fate of people who are less than 200 is less fortunate [statement to be checked via Susan's arm]. 'People less than 200 automatically go to the heavens.' Resist. No that is not so. They go to other places but we would not call them heavens. However, they go to a place in which they are familiar. So, even that is not so bad is it? Sedona Seminar Realization of the Self: Final Moments, DVD 1 of 3, track 1, 14. December 2002
- "Judgment Day" happens every day; it’s automatic, instantaneous. Tustin Seminar Title unknown, 22. November 2003
- In highly advanced states, when you start to become a serious threat to those forces opposed to God, you can experience psychic attacks. They'll look for anything potentially vulnerable in you, some chakra out of balance, some positionality still held. Sedona Seminar Thought and Ideation, 3 DVD set, 28. February 2004
- In the highest states and the lowest states, like the hell realm, time stops, is timeless, eternity, eons. Chicago Seminar Title unknown, 10. April 2004
- Question: How deep is hell?
Answer: It is extremely low. It is of a different dimension. If you go too low, you are easy pickings from different dimensions. You really don’t want to know about them. Take my word for it – it’s no good there. Sedona Seminar Perception vs. Essence, 3 DVD set, 22. April 2006
- "Glory be to Thee.” The problem with the world is, it says, "Glory be to me!” Minor little technicality. The difference between heaven and hell! Sedona Seminar Spiritual Practice and Daily Life, 3 DVD set, 21. October 2006
- Question: What do you do when you are attacked by demons as in severe pain or emotional disturbance?
Answer: I know it is not me. You can reject them. You can pray for the one in you that is attracting demons and forgive yourself for having played with them. Do not play with demons. Don't go there. Sedona Seminar Spiritual Practice and Daily Life, 3 DVD set, 21. October 2006
- When you leave the physicality, you go to that which you are. You are moving closer to Divinity and then when you refuse that opportunity, you move the other way by your own choice. The complete absence of God is hell. It's agony, beyond all description. It's far beyond the most horrible imagination. It's an agony of the denial of hope forever. And in the state of the agony of hell, you experience "forever." You get what "forever" is – eternity with no hope at all. That is why I tell people don't fool around with that which is negative. You will never regret having chosen the integrous level. Sedona Seminar God vs. Science. Limits of the Mind, 3 DVD set, 17. February 2007
- The complete absence of God is hell. It’s agony, beyond all description. It’s far beyond the most horrible imagination. It’s an agony of the denial of hope forever. And in the state of the agony of hell, you experience “forever.” You get what “forever” is – eternity with no hope at all. That is why I tell people don’t fool around with that which is negative. You will never regret having chosen the integrous level. You value some things more than personal gain, and the fact that you value integrity, honesty, and love more than personal gain already moves you in the field. Then when you leave this body, you will find yourself in the heart of heaven. There are multiple heavens. Sedona Seminar God vs. Science. Limits of the Mind, 3 DVD set, 17. February 2007
- Hell can be useful for turning people around. [Paraphrased.] Sedona Seminar Practical Spirituality, 3 DVD set, 25. October 2008
- Demons hate the name of Jesus [...] You can order them to begone. You have the power of Jesus Christ to cast out demons. 'I cast thee out in the name of my Lord Jesus Christ. Get thee hence.' [...] and order them out, they cannot refuse [...] Jesus Christ stands for truth, the demons stand for falsehood. So you have permission to order them hence. Prescott Seminar Spirituality: Reason and Faith, 3 DVD set, minute 2:53:00-2:55:00, 26. January 2008
- Question: How about the levels of hell and degrees of separation beyond hope, salvation?
Answer: It is possible to come up from lower regions of hell – with the exception of blasphemy. (Calibrated as true.) For blasphemy there is no forgiveness. Prescott Seminar Peace: 101 Ways to Peace, 3 DVD set, 8. August 2009
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Bibelzitate: Jesaja 14, 9-10 (AT) Jesaja 24, 22 (AT) Jona 2, 2 und 2, 6 (AT) Hiob 17, 16 (AT) Psalmen 73, 18 (AT) Psalmen 88, 4 (AT)
Ihr Haus ist der Weg ins Totenreich, da man hinunterfährt in des Todes Kammern. Sprüche 7, 27 (AT)
Jesus sagt zu Petrus: "Geh weg von mir, Satan! Du bist mir ein Ärgernis; denn '''du meinst nicht, was göttlich, sondern was menschlich ist." Matthäus 16, 23 (NT)
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Persönliche Bekenntnis
- [...] überraschenden Abstieg in die Hölle. Satan oder das Böse sah ich nicht. Mein Abstieg in die Hölle war ein Abstieg in das menschliche Elend, das Unwissen und die Dunkelheit des Unwissens aller Einzelpersonen.
Es [die Hölle] war wie eine elende Ewigkeit. Aber nach einer Zeit, die mir wie eine Ewigkeit erschien, fing ich an, das Licht anzurufen, wie ein Kind, das seine Eltern um Hilfe bittet. Dann wurde ich ins Licht getragen. Mellen-Thomas Benedict, Nahtodüberlebender retrospektiv Durch das Licht
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- Ich schickte meine Seele durch das Unsichtbare, um mir Kunde von jenem Leben nach dem Tod zu bringen. Bald darauf kehrte sie zu mir zurück und antwortete: "Ich selbst bin Himmel und Hölle." Omar Khayyām (um 1048-1123) persischer Mathematiker, Astronom, Philosoph, Dichter, Rubaiyat
- Man geht von der unbewussten Hölle zur bewussten Hölle. Und sich der Hölle, des Samsara, der zerfleischenden Existenz, bewusst zu sein, macht das Heranwachsen und das Leben als Erwachsener zu einem Alptraum von Elend und Entfremdung. Das Kind-Selbst ist relativ friedlich gestimmt, nicht weil es sich im [unbewussten] Himmel aufhält, sondern weil es nicht hinreichend bewusst ist, die es umgebenden Flammen der Hölle zu bemerken. Ken Wilber [BW 490] (*1949) US-amerikanischer Philosoph, Vordenker des 3. Jtds., transpersonaler Bewusstseinsforscher, Entwickler der Integralen Theorie, Autor
- Wenn Du vor mir stehst und mich ansiehst, was weißt Du von den Schmerzen, die in mir sind und was weiß ich von Deinen. Und wenn ich mich vor Dir niederwerfen würde und weinen und erzählen, was wüßtest Du von mir als von der Hölle, wenn Dir jemand erzählt, sie ist heiß und fürchterlich. Schon darum sollten wir Menschen voreinander so ehrfürchtig, so nachdenklich [...] stehen, wie vor dem Eingang zur Hölle. Franz Kafka (1883-1924) österreichisch-ungarischer kulturell einflussreicher deutschsprachiger Romanschriftsteller, in einem Brief an Oskar Pollak
- Die Hölle ist, dass du denkst, du könntest mehr werden als du bereits bist. Es fehlt ja immer etwas. Du fehlst immer. Karl Renz, deutscher NeoAdvaita-Lehrer, Retreat in Hamburg, 16. Dezember 2005
- So heißt es z.B. im Evangelium, dass der von Jesus besiegte Teufel ihn eine Zeitlang verließ (Lukas 4, 13 [NT]) – nicht für immer. Der Teufel wartet auf eine neue Gelegenheit und kommt dann in ganz anderer Gestalt (z.B. in der Gestalt des Petrus: Matthäus 16, 23 [NT]). Jesus warnt deshalb die von Dämonen Befreiten vor einer erneuten dämonischen Attacke (Matthäus 12, 43ff.). Für den Apostel Paulus dauerten die Attacken lebenslang (2. Korinther 12, 7 ff). Arnold Bittlinger (*1928) deutscher Theologe, Psychologe, Autor, Es war einmal – Grimm'sche Märchen im Lichte von Tiefenpsychologie und Bibel, S. 357, Knaur Verlag, 1994
- Hölle ist der Zustand des ewigen Nichtliebens. Es ist auch das ewige Nicht-Annehmen der Liebe Gottes. Pedro Barrajón LC (*1957) spanischer katholischer Ordenspriester, Rektor des Päpstlichen Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum, Rom
- Die Hölle ist überwindbar. Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) deutsch-schweizerischer Dichter, Schriftsteller
- Die Hölle, das sind wir selbst. T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) US-amerikanischer britischer Lyriker, Dramatiker, Bühnenschriftsteller, Literaturkritiker, Vertreter der literarischen Moderne, Literaturnobelpreisträger, 1948
- Die Hölle, das sind immer die anderen. Jean-Paul Sartre [BW 200] (1905-1980) französischer Romancier, Dramatiker, Philosoph, Publizist, Vordenker des Existentialismus
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Bible quotes: Isaiah 14, 9-10 (AT) Isaiah 24, 22 (AT) Proverbs 7, 27 (chambers of death) (AT) Jonah 2, 2 and 2, 6 (AT) Job 17, 16 (AT) Psalm 73, 18 (AT) Psalm 88, 4 (AT)
When the spirit of uncleanness goes out of a person it wanders through arid lands looking for a place to rest, and it cannot find one. Then it says, ‘I will return to the home I came from’. But on arrival, finding it unoccupied, swept and tidied, it then goes off and collects seven other spirits more evil than itself and they go in and set up house there, so that the person ends up being worse than he was before. Matthew 12, 43-45 (NT)
- Evil has us in its grip [...] for only the fool can permanently disregard the conditions of his own nature. In fact, this negligence is the best means of making him an instrument of evil. Carl Gustav Jung [LoC 540] (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalytist, depth psychologist
- The demons will seek a new victim. And that won't be difficult. Every man who loses his shadow, every nation that falls into self-righteousness, is their prey. Carl Gustav Jung [LoC 540] (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalytist, depth psychologist
- It is a fact that cannot be denied: the wickedness of others becomes our own wickedness because it kindles something evil in our hearts. [...] the sight of evil kindles evil in the soul. Carl Gustav Jung [LoC 540] (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalytist, depth psychologist
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- The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality. Dante Alighieri [LoC 505] (1265-1321) Italian writer
- The devil personifies not the nature that is around us but the nature that is within us – the infinitely ferocious and cunning prehuman creature that is still within us, sealed in the subconscious cellars of the psyche. Eric Hoffer [LoC 505] (1902-1983) US American social writer, philosopher
- If you are going through hell [...] keep going. Winston Churchill [LoC 500] (1874-1965) British prime minister
- You go from unconscious Hell to conscious Hell, and being conscious of Hell, of samsara, of lacerating existence, is what makes growing up – and being an adult – such a nightmare of misery and alienation. The infant self is relatively peaceful, not because it is living in [unconscious] Heaven, but because it isn't aware enough to register the flames of Hell all around it. Ken Wilber shambhala.com [LoC 490] (*1949) US American transpersonal philosopher, consciousness researcher, thought leader of the 3rd millennium, author
- Religion is for those who are afraid of going to hell.
Spirituality is for those who have already been there. James Hollis, Ph.D., US American licensed Jungian analyst, author, Swamplands of the Soul
- I was walking along a path with two friends — the sun was setting — suddenly the sky turned blood red — I paused, feeling exhausted, and leaned on the fence — there was blood and tongues of fire above the blue-black fjord and the city — my friends walked on, and I stood there trembling with anxiety — and I sensed an infinite scream passing through nature. Excerpted from the diary of Edvard Munch (1863-1944) Norwegian Symbolist painter, printmaker, forerunner of expressionist art, Nice, 22. January 1892, describing his imagery before creating his expressionist painting The Scream, 1893
- The daemonic is […] any natural function which has the power to take over the whole person [or whole nation] […] the daemonic can be either creative or destructive [i.e. demonic] […]. [V]iolence is the daemonic gone awry. Rollo May may-rollo (1909-1994) US American existential psychologist
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Englische Texte – English section on Hell
Appeasing the demons – as practiced by Tsultrim Allione
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Appeasing the demons is an ancient Buddhist practice.
Continually feeding of the outer and inner demons and the elated and egocentric demons with wisdom nectar will eventually transform them for the better.
Female US American Lama Tsultrim Allione was recognized in Tibet as an incarnation of Machig Lapdrön, the eleventh century yogini. She is the author of Feeding your demons. Ancient Wisdom for Resolving Inner Conflict
and Women of Wisdom
As an expert in transforming demons she suggests:
"Take the paradigm of feeding rather than fighting our own inner demons."
Allione adapted the wisdom of Tibet's greatest female spiritual master Machig Lapdrön, who lived in the 11th century. The story of Machig goes that the demons were so moved by her fearlessness and by her generosity, compassion, and the stability of her meditation that they said to her,
"Not only will we not harm you, but we will become your protectors and we will protect all of those who follow you."
The controversial and extremely successful teacher of her time Machig Lapdrön differentiated four types of demons:
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| Stage | Type of demon | What & Who | Description | Expression |
| 1. | Outer demons | Strategy | Object related, perceived by the senses, one's own reaction to it | Reaction to a car accident, a mean relative, a boss; feeling threatened by a wild animal |
| 2. | Inner demons | Strategy | Not object related, no sensous contact.
They keep running like the mind does. | Depression, overeating, (serious) illness, addiction, fear of abandonment, anxiety, anger, greed, envy, obsession |
| 3. | Demon of elation | Strategy | Abuse of power by achieved successful people | Amazing dreams, ego inflation, pride, abuse of power, fame, megalomania, self-centeredness |
| 4. | Core demon of egocentricity | Strategizer | Arrogance, self-centeredness (at the core of all demons, most difficult to transpire its pervasiveness, normality) | Amazing dreams, ego inflation, pride, abuse of power, fame, megalomania, self-centeredness |
| Demons (disturbed aspects) are blocking the full presence in the moment. |
The process of appeasing the inner demons
- Meet your demon. Locate it in your body, sense it in color and in texture.
- Intensify it and see your demon as impersonated.
- Let it arise unedited, be it in humanoid or monstrous form.
- Notice its details.
- Look into your demon's eyes once you have it in front of your mind's eye and ask it:
- What do you want? – Addiction (demands)
- What do you need? – Deficiency mode (requests)
- How will you feel if you get what you need? – Sense of relief (redemption)
- Change places with where you saw the demon.
- Adopt the shape and size and the emotional quality of the demon.
- Now answer the questions raised above.
- What do you want? – Icecream!
- What do you need? – Security, comfort, relaxation
- How will you feel if you get what you need? – Sense of security and relief
Wisdom nectar qualifies as an answer to the third question.
The protocol of appeasing the inner and outer demons is:
- Feed the demon with wisdom nectar to the point of its satisfaction until the demon morphs or even dissolves completely. The remaining figure will be your ally.
- Now meet the ally. Or call in the ally in to appear.
- Ask the ally how it will protect you and how you can contact it.
- Then ask the ally the series of three questions as above.
- Change places, the seat of the ally, and answer the series of questions posed to the ally.
- Come back to your original seat.
- Then the ally will dissolve into you.
- Feed the ally with wisdom nectar to the point of its satisfaction.
- Both you and the ally will dissolve into awareness.
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Often people attempt to live their lives backwards. They try to have more things or more money in order to
do more of what they want so that they will be happier. The way it actually works is the reverse.
You must first be who you really are
then do what you need to do
in order to have what you want.
Margaret Young (1891-1969) US American singer, comedienne |
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Index: Hölle / Hell – Bücher von D. Hawkins
Englische Werke
- Buch 2E, Himmel / Hölle, S. 194, 255
Index: Audio- und Videomedien (engl.) von und mit D. Hawkins
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Literatur
Literatur (engl.)
- Maurice S. Rawlings, M.D. († 5. January 2010) US American heart surgeon, former atheist, researcher and author on near death experiences, To Hell and Back. Life After Death-Startling New Evidence, Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1st edition, October 1993
Rawlings resuscitated patients on the operating table who were returning from shocking NDE experiences.
- Tsultrim Allione, female US American Lama, Feeding your demons. Ancient Wisdom for Resolving Inner Conflict, Little, Brown and Company, 1st edition, 8. April 2008
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- Video documentary hosted by Maurice S. Rawlings, M.D. († 5. January 2010) US American heart surgeon, former atheist, researcher and author on near death experiences, To Hell And Back. A study of NDE/OBE Near Death Experiences, presented by Spiritlessons.com, Google film, 1:37:30 duration, posted 1. June 2006
Rawlings resuscitated patients on the operating table who were returning from shocking NDE experiences.
The movie is showing testimonies of six former avowed atheists who survived their neardeath experience: Ronald (and Elaine) Reagan, Charles McKaig, Reverend Howard Storm, Dr. Donald Whitaker, Dr. George Rodonaia
D. Hawkins endorses the above documentary as a "clinically very accurate" documentary "presenting the experiencing of that infinite state of blissfulness" Healing and Recovery, S. 411
- Video interview with Mickey Robinson Extremeprophetic.com, author of Falling to Heaven, Testimony. Heaven and Hell are real, testimony on his Near Death experience, presented by host Patricia King, Youtube film, 9:40 minutes duration, posted 4. June 2007
Testimony on the experience of both heaven and hell.
- Video presentation by Bill Wiese, 23 Minutes in Hell, presented by Free CD Tracts, Google film, 1:36:51 duration, posted 11. June 2006
Testimony on hell (extended hell version)
- Video testimonial on a visit to hell in Las Vegas by David, Seven minutes in hell, Youtube film, 9:56 minutes duration, posted 2. March 2008
Minute 4:44: "God, what do I have to do to never go to hell again?" Voice answered: "Get to know me!"
- Video TV interview with Matthew Dovel, International Suicide Prevention, expert on near-death experiences, Heaven and Hell, alternative version, presented by TV station abc, 20/20, recorded 13. July 2008, YouTube film, 6:51 minutes duration, posted 4. October 2008
- Video TV Interview with Reverend Howard Storm, US American professor and chairman of the art department, Northern Kentucky University, neardeather, former atheist, author, senior pastor of Covington United Church of Christ, My decent into death, presented by Catholic FOCUS television network, host Mary Lou McCall, Google film, 1:50:17 duration, posted 19. April 2009
On NDE, Hell, Heaven
See also: My decent into death. A Second Chance at Life, Bantam Doubleday Dell, Februar 2005
- Video testimonials on visitations of hell People that died and saw hell, Youtube film, 9:55 minutes duration, posted 21. July 2009
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- Video sketch by Rowan Atkinson, British comedian, Welcome to Hell, YouTube film, 3:05 minutes duration, posted 22. June 2006
Devil welcoming people to hell
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