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Hölle
Unter BW 200 - unter BW 0
Die Dunkle Nacht der Seele

 

 

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Der große Tag seines Zorns (Weltgericht), 1853
John Martin (1789-1854) britischer Maler
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Ort der äußersten Ichbezogenheit

Die Hölle ist ein Entwicklungszustand des Bewusstseins auf der Stufe der primitiven animalischen Natur der extremen Ichbezogenheit.

 

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Der Garten der Lüste, Mitteltafel des Tryptichons
Hieronymus Bosch (~1450-1516) Netherlandish painter

Hawkins beschreibt1, 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 unbe-
schreibliche 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 Ko-
mödie
. Ähnliches verhält sich auch T. S. Eliot in seinem Buch Das wüste Land (1922). Vieles spricht dafür, dass beide selbst die Erfahrung der dunklen Nacht der Seele durchlaufen haben. Der spanische katho-
lische 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 Höllen-
eindrücke und das Verstricktsseins der Seelen in den Notstands-Emotio-
nen in seinen berühmten Werken dargestellt.

Zitate zum Thema Hölle / Hell

Zitate von D. Hawkins

Selbst wenn dich deine Hand zur Sünde verführen will, hack sie ab! Es ist besser, du gehst verstümmelt
ins ewige Leben, als dass du mit beiden Händen ins unauslöschliche Feuer der Hölle kommst.
Markus 9, 43-48 (NT)

 

⚠ Achtung Siehe Power vs. Truth (engl.) Januar 2013

 

  • Die Hölle ist keine Bedingung, die einem von einem verurteilenden Gott auferlegt wurde, sondern vielmehr die unver-
    meidliche Konsequenz der eigenen Entscheidungen. Die Hölle ist das Endergebnis, wenn man sich unablässig für das Negative entscheidet und sich so von der Liebe absondert. FU Power vs. Force. The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior, Kapitel 24 "Resolution" [Ratschluss], S. 290, Hay House, February 2002

 

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Der Sturz der Rebellenengel in die Hölle
William Blake (1757-1827) englischer Maler
  • 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. Die Wirklichkeit des Göttlichen, S. 113, 2006

 

 

 

  • [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" be-
    zieht 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. Die Wirklichkeit des Göttlichen, S. 348, 2006

 

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Die dunkle Nacht der Seele

  • 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. Wie man die Ebenen des Bewusstseins durchschreitet, S. 36, 2008

Quotes by D. Hawkins

For if God did not spare angels when they sinned, but sent them to hell, putting them in chains of darkness
to be held for judgment.
2 Peter 2, 4 (NT)

 

Then I saw three impure spirits that looked like frogs; they came out of the mouth of the dragon, out of
the mouth of the beast and out of the mouth of the false prophet.
Revelation 16, 13 (NT)

 

⚠ Caveat See Power vs. Truth, January 2013

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 ques-
    tion 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, presented by the US American magazine In Light Times, Kathryn M. Brinkley, November 2004

 

  • I have experienced the ultra pits of hell, and the highest consciousness you can experience in this realm.
    Sedona Seminar Conviction, 3 DVD set, 16. July 2005
⚠ Caveat See Power vs. Truth, January 2013

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Psychic attacks:

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.

  • Judgment day is every day; it is already here and is constant and unending. Source unknown

 

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"Possession" is being taken over by negative attractor fields.

  • When it's said that someone is "possessed," what's meant is that his conscious-
    ness has become dominated by negative attractor fields. By this definition, we can see that entire segments of society are so thoroughly "possessed" that they them-
    selves are totally unconscious of their motives. Power vs. Force. The Hidden Deter-
    minants of Human Behavior
    , chapter 24 "Resolution", S. 290, Hay House, February 2002

 

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Hell results from constantly choosing the negative and denying love.

  • Wisdom tells us that one worships either heaven or hell and will eventually be-
    come the servant of one or the other. Hell isn't a condition imposed by a judg-
    mental God, but rather the inevitable consequence of one's own decisions – it's the final outcome of constantly choosing the negative and thus isolating oneself from love. Power vs. Force. The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior, chapter 24 "Resolution", S. 290, Hay House, February 2002

 

  • 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 From Which Nothing is Hidden, chapter 9, S. 129, 2001

 

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Unconscious psychic imprint: Weighing the sinner's heart on the scales

  • 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.
    I. Reality and Subjectivity, S. 331, 2003

 

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Jesus, the intercessor

 

  • 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, 2003
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Psychopathic CEOs and politicians corrupting the system

  • 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. How to Tell the Difference, S. 191, 2005

 

 

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The wolf in sheep's clothing is tempting with simplistic idealizations.

  • Although the culture of hatred hides 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. How to Tell the Difference, S. 217, 2005

 

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Book recommendation:

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 2. January 1998

  • The public in general tends to be naive about mental disorders, even when bla-
    tently 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. Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, chapter 11 "The Downside of Society", S. 292, 2005

 

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Malignant narcissism, the ultimate severe psychopathology

  • 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:
  1. early onset (childhood bully type), and
  2. adult life onset after some years of normalcy subsequent to the gaining of power (i.e., "Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.") […] (Nero [LoC 70], Caesar [LoC 30], Hussein [LoC 90⇒65], Khomeini, Napoleon [LoC 405⇒175⇒75], Hitler [LoC 440⇒45], Ivan the Terrible [LoC 55], etc.)
It also afflicts top, highly paid executives who "lose their sense of reality" and feel "entitled" to help themselves to the company's cash and assets. (Executive privilege. Where do they get the nerve? They have money, power, prestige. Yet some top executives have felt authorized to cross the line and use company funds for personal extravagances, presented by the US American daily newspaper Chicago Tribune, Susan Chandler, 5. September 2004) Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, chapter 11 "The Downside of Society", S. 292, 2005

 

  • 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. The Stairway to Enlightenment, chapter 1 "Shame: Despair", S. 35, 2006

 

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Compilation on toxic managers:

Classification of Corporate Psychopaths, presented by softpanorama.org, Dr. Nikolai Bezroukov, service to the UN Sustainable Development Networking Programme (SDNP), updated 3. December 2011

 


 

  • 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", S. 13, Veritas Publishing, Sedona, Arizona, 8. June 1996

 

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Darkness is the absence of goodness.

  • Darkness ist not the opposite of goodness, it's the absence of goodness. Untitled audio interview, presented by the suspended US American web radio station "Beyond the Ordinary", hosts Nancy Lorenz and Elena Young, 60 minutes duration, aired 13. July 2004

 

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Hell results from extreme selfishness.

  • Hell is a rudimentary state of consciousness of extreme selfishness (primitive animal nature). Untitled audio interview, presented by the suspended US American web radio station "Beyond the Ordinary", hosts Nancy Lorenz and Elena Young, 60 minutes duration, aired 13. July 2004

 

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Possession drawn via entraining brainwaves, drugs, violent videogames

  • There is a whole generation whose frequencies of consciousness which is domi-
    nating their thinkingness is drawn from the lower astral [domain]. […] The field is dominating his consciousness. […] He is now a trained brutal, heartless killer. He is not a 12 year old, he is already pulled by a trained killer out of the astral who is occupying his consciousness right now. So he goes out and kills 6 or 8 people whatsoever. There is no 12 year old there. The 12 year old left a long time age. And he is now possessed by an entity that calibrates at that energyfield. A whole generation of youth is being brainwashed, entrained, conditioned to do that which is thoughtless and uncaring. Sedona Seminar Positionality and Duality: Transcending the Opposites, 3 DVD set, April 2002

 

  • 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

 

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Ferryman Charon raising his oar
to send a sinner to hell

section of the fresco Judgment Day, Vatican, Rome
Michelangelo (1536-1541) Italian painter
  • 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 "for-
    ever." 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

 

  • 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, DVD 1 of 3, minute 2:53-2:55, 26. January 2008

 

  • [Paraphrased] Hell can be useful for turning people around.
    Sedona Seminar Practical Spirituality, 3 DVD set, 25. October 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 [LoC 565] 3 DVD set, 8. August 2009

Zitate von anderen Quellen

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)

 

Paulus an die Epheser: Denn wir haben nicht mit Fleisch und Blut zu kämpfen, sondern mit Fürsten und
Gewaltigen, nämlich mit den Herren der Welt, die in der Finsternis dieser Welt herrschen, mit den bösen
Geistern unter dem Himmel.
Epheser 6, 12 (NT) Lutherbibel, 1912

 

Persönliche Bekenntnisse

  • [...] 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.
    Retrospektive Betrachtung von Mellen-Thomas Benedict (1949-2017) US-amerikanischer Nahtodüberlebender, Erfinder, Autor,
    Edith Zeile, Übersetzerin, Durch das Licht, präsentiert von der Webseite Klarer Blick, 16. April 2011

 

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Baum im Fluss
  • 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 Khayyam (1048-1131) persischer Mathematiker, Astronom, Philosoph, Dichter, 5-bändige Anbetungsschrift Sinnsprüche Omars des Zeltmachers [BW 700] 1859-1889, Insel, Frankfurt, 13. Auflage 1993

 

  • 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 er-
    zählen, 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, Max Brod (1884-1968) Herausgeber, Brief an Oskar Pollak (1883-1915) tschechisch-österreichischer Kunsthistoriker, 27. Januar 1904, zitiert in: Briefe 1902-1924, S. 27, S. Fischer Verlag, 1958

 

Zukunftsaussichten

  • Wir werden aufeinander zugehen, uns bei den Händen halten und gemeinsam aus der Hölle marschieren.
    Retrospektive Betrachtung von Mellen-Thomas Benedict (1949-2017) US-amerikanischer Nahtodüberlebender, Erfinder, Autor,
    Edith Zeile, Übersetzerin, Durch das Licht, präsentiert von der Webseite Klarer Blick, 16. April 2011
  • 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, Ent-
    wickler der Integralen Theorie, Autor, The Eye of Spirit. An Integral Vision for a World Gone Slightly Mad, Kapitel 1 The Spectrum
    of Consciousness: Integral Psychology and the Perennial Philosophy
    , Shambhala Publications, Boulder, Colorado, 1998

 

  • 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

 

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Apostel Paulus litt lebenslang an psychischen (dämonischen) Attacken.

  • So heißt es zum Beispiel 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 (zum Beispiel 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 ein-
    mal... Grimm'sche Märchen im Lichte von Tiefenpsychologie und Bibel
    , S. 357, Droemer Knaur, 1. Auflage Knaur Verlag, 1994

 

  • Die Engel wurden ja geschaffen, folglich auch gefallene Engel, folglich auch die Hölle. Es ist keine Selbstschöpfung. Die Hölle ist auch kein Platz, es ist ein Zustand. Es ist der Zustand, in dem die Dämonen zu sich selbst finden: in ih-
    rem Hass gegen Gott. Es ist der Zustand der Negation der Liebe. Gott ist die Liebe. Hölle ist die Gegenliebe – es ist
    der Hass. Hölle ist eine Vorstellung vom Zustand dieses Geistes. Hölle ist der Zustand des ewigen Nichtliebens. Es
    ist auch das ewige Nichtannehmen der Liebe Gottes.
    Pedro Barrajón LC (*1957) spanischer katholischer Ordenspriester, Rektor des Päpstlichen Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum, Rom, zitiert in: Artikel "Die Hölle ist ein Zustand", präsentiert von der überregionalen deutschen Tageszeitung Die Welt, 2. Dezember 2005

 

  • Der Weg zur Hölle ist mit guten Vorsätzen gepflastert. Deutsche Redensart

 

Referenz: de.Wikiquote-Eintrag Hölle

Literaturzitate

  • Die Hölle ist leer. alle Teufel sind hier. William Shakespeare [BW 465, Werk LoC 500] (1564-1616) englischer Schauspieler, Theaterleiter, Bühnendichter, Dramatiker, Lyriker, Theaterstück Der Sturm, 1. Akt, 3. Szene, Ariel zu Prospero, uraufgeführt am 1. November 1611, Erstdruck 1623; zitiert in: Aphorismen.de

 

 

  • Die Hölle, das sind wir selbst. T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) US-amerikanischer britischer Literaturkritiker, Vertreter der literarischen Moderne, Lyriker, Dramatiker, Bühnenschriftsteller, Literaturnobelpreisträger (1948), zitiert in: Gute Zitate

 

  • Die Hölle, das sind die anderen. Jean-Paul Sartre [BW 200] (1905-1980) französischer Philosoph, Hauptvertreter des Existentialismus, Literaturkritiker, Publizist, Dramatiker, Romancier, zentrale Aussage des Dramas Geschlossene Gesellschaft
    [Huis clos], uraufgeführt, 1944, publiziert 1945, 5. Auftritt, S. 59, Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag, Hamburg, 1991

Quotes by various other sources

Bible quotes: Isaiah 14, 9-10 (OT) Isaiah 24, 22 (OT) Proverbs 7, 27 (chambers of death) (OT)
Jonah 2, 2 and 2, 6 (OT) Job 17, 16 (OT) Psalm 73, 18 (OT) Psalm 88, 4 (OT)

 

How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! [...] For thou hast said in thine heart,
I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God. [...] I will ascend above the
heights of the clouds; I will be like the Most High.
Isaiah 14:12-14 (OT)

 

Then was Jesus led up of the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil. Again, the devil taketh
him up into an exceeding high mountain, and sheweth him all the kingdoms of the world, and the glory
of them; And saith unto him, All these things will I give thee, if thou wilt fall down and worship me.
Matthew 4 (NT)

 

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)

 

As the weeds are pulled up and burned in the fire, so it will be at the end of the age. The Son of Man will
send out his angels, and they will weed out of his kingdom everything that causes sin and all who do
evil.
They will throw them into the blazing furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Matthew 13, 40-42 (NT)

 

Epistle of Paul: For your conflict is not only with flesh and blood, but also with the angels, and with powers
seen and unseen, with the rulers of the world of darkness, one with the evil spirits under the heavens.
Ephesians 6, 12 (NT) translated by George Lamsa, A.J. Holman and Company, Philadelphia, 1957
Epistle of Paul: For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the
authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the
heavenly realms.
Ephesians 6, 12, New International Version (NT)
Epistle of Paul: We wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against
powers, against the rulers of darkness of this age.
Ephesians 6, 12 (NT)

 

Personal avowals

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Munch's imagery:

Before creating his expressionist painting The Scream, 1893

  • 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

 

  • I don't think hell exists. I happen to believe in life after death, but I don't think it's got a thing to do with reward and punishment. Religion is always in the control business, and that's something people don't really understand. It's in a
    guilt-producing control business. And if you have Heaven as a place where you're rewarded for your goodness, and
    Hell is a place where you're punished for your evil, then you sort of have control of the population. And so they create
    the fiery place which has quite literally scared the Hell out of a lot of people, throughout Christian history.
    TV interview with John Shelby Spong (1931-2021) US American liberal theologian, retired Episcopelian bishop, Newark, New Jersey,
    religion commentator, author, presented by the US American commercial broadcast television network NBC, host Keith Morrison, Au-
    gust 2006; see: Retired priest: 'Hell' was invented by the church to control people with fear, Dateline NBC, Sky Palma, 2. July 2015

 

  • I take it [his writing] less seriously than anybody. I know that it's not going to help me into heaven one little bit, man.
    It's not going to get me out of the fiery furnace.
    I'd shoot myself in the brain if things got bad. I'd jump from a window […] man, I would shoot myself. You know I can
    think about death, man, openly. Interview with Bob Dylan [Work LoC 500] (*1941) US American singer-songwriter, painter,
    poet, lyricist, Nobel laureate in literature, 2016, Dylan tapes reveal heroin addiction, presented by the British radio station owned and operated by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) BBC Radio 4, host Robert Shelton, March 1966, reissued 23. May 2011

 

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"Rolling Stone" interview, June 1984:

When asked if he belonged to any church, Bob Dylan joked that he adhered to the "Church of the Poison Mind".

  • Well, let me tell you that the Devil owns this world. He is called the 'god' of this world. Interview with Bob Dylan [Work LoC 500] (*1941) US American singer-songwriter, painter, poet, lyricist, Nobel laureate in literature, 2016, Tempe, 26. November 1979, published in Hobo, January 1980, cited in: Talkin' Devil With Bob Dylan, presented by the English daily online broadsheet, The Telegraph, Bert Cartwright, issue 49, summer 1994

 

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Note: Dylan speaking of his ongoing success in the music industry

Blog article Bob Dylan's 'When the deal goes down' – lyric analysis – Part 1, presented by Kees de Graaf, July 2011

  • I don’t take it for granted. It goes back to the destiny thing. I made a bargain with it a long time ago to get where I am now and I am holding up my end. [I made a bargain] with the chief commander of this earth and the world we can't see.
    Video TV interview with Bob Dylan [Work LoC 500] (*1941) US American singer-songwriter, painter, poet, lyricist, Nobel laureate in literature, 2016, Bob Dylan admits He Sold his Soul to the Devil for Fame, presented by the US American television news program CBS News, program 60 Minutes, host Ed Bradley (1941-2006) US American journalist, 2004, YouTube film, 0:42 minutes duration, posted 4. September 2016

 

  • I'm not putting death on the agenda. I don't want to see my old friend Lucifer just yet. He's the guy I'm gonna see, isn't it? I'm not going to the Other Place, let's face it. Keith Richards (*1943) English musician, singer, songwriter, multiple drug addict, founding member of the English rock band the Rolling Stones, James Fox, memoir Life, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, United Kingdom,
    Little, Brown and Company, United States, 26. October 2010

 

  • Working in the dark. Johnny Cash [LoC 504] (1932-2003) US American Country singer
  • I turned my back on the devil. Turned my back on the angel, too. Lyrics by Leonard Cohen (1934-2016) Canadian musician, depressive, singer-songwriter, poet, novelist
  • I don't want to have to sell my soul AGAIN, as it were, to have another hit record.
    John Lennon (1940-1980) English musician, singer-songwriter, founding member of the British music band The Beatles [LoC 460]
  • I've sold my soul to the devil.
    John Lennon (1940-1980) English musician, singer-songwriter, founding member of the British music band The Beatles [LoC 460]
  • Sold my soul. Bought these devil chains. Bette Midler (*1945) US American singer, songwriter, actress, comedian, film producer
  • No angel born in hell. Could break that Satan's spell. I saw Satan laughing with delight the day the music died.
    Don McLean (*1945) US American singer-songwriter
  • Speaking of the devil, well here he comes now. Got my defenses down. And I'd go through hell to make him mine.
    Dolly Parton (*1946) US American country singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, actress, philanthropist, author
  • I made a deal with the devil for a whole lot of money.
    Jimmy Buffett (*1946) American musician, songwriter, actor, businessman, author
  • You sold your soul at the crossroads. Devil, Satan, Satan. Elton John (*1947) English singer, pianist, composer
  • In the devil's game. Even sell my soul to the devil. Michael Jackson [King of Pop] (1958-2009) US American singer-songwriter, musician, recording artist, entertainer, dancer, philanthropist
  • I could really try new things. That was satanism, it works really well, I made a pact.
    Brad Pitt (*1963) US American actor, film producer
  • I sold my soul to the devil. Shelton Hank Williams (*1972) [US American musician, singer, multi-instrumentalist
  • Runnin’ with the devil. When I jumped out on that road. Van Halen (*1972) US American rock band, brothers Eddie Van
    Halen, guitarist, Alex Van Halen, drummer, Wolfgang Van Halen, bassist
  • I sold my soul to the devil. Kanye West (*1977) US American rapper, entrepreneur, fashion designer
  • I'm a slave for you. Dancing in the dark. Britney Spears (*1981) US American recording artist, entertainer
  • I sold my soul to the devil. Katy Perry (*1984) US American singer, songwriter, television judge
  • Judas (Devil) is the demon I cling to.
    Lady Gaga (*1986) US American singer, songwriter, actress
  • I wish I know that right from the start, that I was dancing with the dark.
    Ke$ha (*1987) US American singer, songwriter, actress
  • Why not sell my soul and go on Jersey Shore? And that's what I did.
    Snooki [Nicole Elizabeth LaValle] (*1987) US American dancer, professional wrestler, reality television personality, author

 

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MKUltra victim and star influencer Leonard Cohen

  • It should be obvious to anyone who grew up in Montreal and knows the hidden history of those years, that the singer-songwriter [Leonard Cohen] has spent most of his life circling a crime scene and singing about it, in a veiled but consistent way, like Hänsel scattering hopeful breadcrumbs. Deleted article by Ann Diamond (*1951) Canadian MKUltra mindcontrol survivor out of Montreal Quebec, intimate friend of Leonard Cohen, novelist, cited in: article Leonard Cohen and MKULTRA – Military Mind Control at McGill and Columbia, presented by the daily alternative news outlet The Event Chronicle, 21. November 2016

 

Spoken truth as counterveiling force to evil
"Life is hard, it's no wonder people get corrupted by it. It's not an easy thing to live in a truthful manner, but the alternative is hell. […] I learned a lot about the importance of spoken truth as the counterveiling force against tyranny and authoritarianism. It isn't an alternative political structure that's counterveiling force, it's spoken truth that's the counterveiling force. […] The ability to speak your truth is the bullwark against hell. And losing your job that's nothing compared to where things can go, when they go badly. […] Most people don't understand the risks of [pathological] silence."  Audio interview with Jordan Peterson, Ph.D. (*1962) Canadian clinical psychologist, professor of psychology, University of Toronto, political scientist, author, #877 – Jordan Peterson, presented by the The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, host Joe Rogan (*1961) US American actor, comedian, podcaster, sports color commentator, Spotify audio, minute 2:37:33, 2:50:05 minutes duration, 26. November 2016

 

Recommendations

  • If you are going through hell [...] keep going. Anonymous

 

Future prospect

  • The Light […] insulated me from all that fear and pain. That is what Hell really is. So what we are doing is learning to
    hold hands, to come together. The doors of Hell are open now. We are going to link up, hold hands, and walk out
    of Hell together.
    Mellen-Thomas Benedict (1949-2017) most researched US American near-death experiencer, inventor, author,
    cited in: Mellen-Thomas Benedict: Journey Through Light and Back, presented by the publication Golden Age of Gaia, Steve Beckow,
    27. November 2010
  • What do you think of the essence of Hell?
    Hell is when the depths come to you with all that you no longer are or are not yet capable of.
    Hell is when you can no longer attain what you could attain.
    Hell is when you must think and feel and do everything that you know you do not want.
    Hell is when you know that your having to is also a wanting to, and that you yourself are responsible for it.
    Hell is when you know that everything serious that you have planned with yourself is also laughable, that everything fine is also brutal, that everything good is also bad, that everything high is also low and that every pleasant is also shameful.
    Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, founder of a new school of depth psychology, author, Sonu Shamdasani, Indian historian, editor, The Red Book [Liber Novus], 205-page illustrated manuscript, S. 169, Philemon Series,
    The Philemon Foundation and W.W. Norton & Company, 9. October 2009

 

  • 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 520/540] (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, founder of a new school of depth psychology, au-
    thor, Gerhard Adler, translator,‎ R. F. C. Hull, translator, Civilization in Transition – Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 10, para-
    graph 572, 1928, Princeton University Press, New Jersey, 2nd edition 1. August 1970

 

  • It is a fact that cannot be denied: the wickedness of others becomes our own wickedness because it kindles some-
    thing evil in our hearts. [...] the sight of evil kindles evil in the soul.
    Carl Gustav Jung [LoC 520/540] (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, founder of a new school of depth psychology, au-
    thor, Gerhard Adler, translator,‎ R. F. C. Hull, translator, Civilization in Transition – Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 10, para-
    graph 408, 1928, Princeton University Press, New Jersey, 2nd edition 1. August 1970

 

  • No, the demons are not banished; that is a difficult task that still lies ahead. Now that the angel of history has aban-
    doned the Germans, 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 520/540] (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, founder of a new school of depth psychology, au-
    thor, R. F. C. Hull, editor, Jolande Jacobi (1890-1973) Hungarian Swiss psychologist, editor, C. G. Jung Psychological Reflections. A New Anthology of His Writings, 1905-1961, S. 152, written 1945, Princeton University Press, 1. May 1973

 

Bild
The Scream, 1893
National Gallery, Oslo, Norway
Edvard Munch (1863-1944) Norwegian painter
  • 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 subcons-
    cious cellars of the psyche.
    Eric Hoffer [LoC 505] (1902-1983) US American longshoreman philosopher, social writer, Between the Devil and the Dragon. The Best Essays and Aphorisms of Eric Hoffer, HarperCollins Publishers, 1982

 

  • 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 [LoC 490] (*1949) US American transpersonal philosopher, consciousness researcher, thought leader of the 3rd millennium, author, The Eye of Spirit. An Integral Vision for a World Gone Slightly Mad, chapter 1 "The Spectrum of Consciousness: Integral Psychology and the Perennial Philosophy", "Ken Wilber online", Shambhala Publications, Boulder, Colorado, 1998, 3rd subedition
    11. December 2001

 

  • Dante once said [misattributed!] that the hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in a period of moral crisis maintain their neutrality. John F. Kennedy [Presidency LoC 430] (1917-1963) assassinated 35th US American president (1961-1963), remark at the signing of a charter establishing the German Peace Corps,
    Bonn, West Germany, 24. June 1963, cited in: Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States. John F. Kennedy, 1961-1963,
    S. 503, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1st edition 1. January 1964

 

 

  • [During the coagulatio stage] it is the ego which is the incarnating agent that realizes or gives body or real fleshly
    existence to psychic stuff that is just abstract until it's lived out concretely in the personal life of a particular ego.
    Edward F. Edinger (1922-1998) US American medical psychiatrist, Jungian analyst, writer, Transformation of the God-Image, S. 74, Inner City, Toronto, 1992, cited in: Essay by Richard Stromer, Ph.D., On Satan, Demons, and Daimons: Archetypal Exploration, 2010

 

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The daemonic turned demonic

  • [The daemonic is] any natural function which has the power to take over the whole person [or whole nation] […] the daemonic can either be creative or destructive [i.e., demonic], but it is normally both […]. Violence is the daemonic gone awry […] ages [such as ours] tend to be times when the daemonic is expressed in its most destructive form. The daimonic is obviously not an entity but refers to a fundamental, archetypal function of human experience – an existential reality. Rollo May may-rollo (1909-1994) US American existential psychologist, author, Love and Will, S. 123-124, W. W. Norton & Company, 1969

 

  • God has created hell so he can grow, so that he can grow bigger and bigger. So God grows which is good because God is good and God is love. So mankind and physical hell is a mechanism to accomodate God growth in the universe. Audio interview with Maurice M. Cotterell (*1951) British electrical and communications engineer, scientist, independent researcher, author, Gravity Illuminated, presented by the US American talk radio show Coast to Coast AM, host George Noory (*1950)
    US American radio talk show host, aired 2. October 2007, minute 1:47:14, 2:33:13 duration, posted 2. November 2012

 

Reference: en.Wikiquote entry Hell

Literary quotes

  • Hell is empty and all the devils are here.
    William Shakespeare [LoC 465] (1564-1616) English dramatist, playwright, lyricist, actor, last play The Tempest, 1610-1611

 

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The Gretchen question

Instinctively, Gretchen had identified Mephistopheles as a negative, unloving, corrupting force whereas Faust defended him complacently.

  • Gretchen's direct core crunch questions to Faust: "Tell me, how do you feel about religion?" […]
    "Do you believe in God?"

    Faust (evasively) to Gretchen: "I have no name for that!
    Feeling is all in all. Name is but sound and smoke, Beclouding Heaven's glow."

    Gretchen to Faust about Mephistopheles: "It long has been a grief to me that I see you in such company. […]
    With uncanny horror that man makes me shrink. He is a knave, I really do think!"

    Faust (defensively) to Gretchen: "Such queer birds there must also be."
    Johann Wolfgang Goethe [LoC 465] (1749-1832) German polymath, poet, playwright, dramatist, novelist, Faust, part I, scene XVI: Martha's Garden, 1808

 

  • Spoken introduction: "This is all about where the Devil is. Some people say there is no Devil."
    Second verse: "Well, he wants you to hate and he wants you to fear,
    Wants you to fear something that's not even there,
    He'll give you your hate and he'll give you his lies,
    He'll give you the weapons to run out and die.
    And you give him your soul."
Song by Bob Dylan [Work LoC 500] (*1941) US American singer-songwriter, painter, poet, lyricist, Nobel laureate in literature, 2016, addressing the Devil in a song titled Talkin' Devil, recorded at the office of magazine "Broadside", 19. January 1963, released on Broadside Ballads, September 1963

 

  • "Tell me what you're gonna do
    When the devil calls your cards.
    O Lord, O Lord, What shall you do?"
Song by Bob Dylan [Work LoC 500] (*1941) US American singer-songwriter, painter, poet, lyricist, Nobel laureate in literature, 2016, addressing the Devil in a song titled Watcha Gonna Do, 1963

Of questionable quality, the song for Broadside titled Talkin' Devil addressing the Devil was performed only once in early 1963.
Dylan has adhered all his life to the conviction about the crucial importance of the Devil in this world to which.


 

  • "And if you don't underestimate me,
    I won't underestimate you."
Song by Bob Dylan [Work LoC 500] (*1941) US American singer-songwriter, painter, poet, lyricist, Nobel laureate in literature, 2016, addressing the Devil in a song titled "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine", 1967

Dylan recognises his own dignity and "special gift" and puts the Devil on the alert not to "underestimate" him.

Englische Texte – English section on Hell

Appeasing the demons – as practiced by Tsultrim Allione

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
2 and Women of Wisdom3
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:

StageType of demonWhat
Who
DescriptionExpression
1. Outer demons StrategyObject related, perceived by the senses, one's own reaction to itReaction to a car accident, a mean relative, a boss; feeling threatened by
a wild animal
2. Inner demons StrategyNot 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 StrategyAbuse of power by achieved successful peopleAmazing dreams, ego inflation, pride, abuse of power, fame, megalomania, self-centeredness
4. Core demon of egocentricity StrategizerArrogance, 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:
    1. What do you want?Addiction (demands)
    2. What do you need?Deficiency mode (requests)
    3. 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.
    1. What do you want? Icecream!
    2. What do you need? Security, comfort, relaxation
    3. 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:

  1. 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.
  2. Now meet the ally. Or call in the ally in to appear.
  3. Ask the ally how it will protect you and how you can contact it.
  4. Then ask the ally the series of three questions as above.
  5. Change places, the seat of the ally, and answer the series of questions posed to the ally.
  6. Come back to your original seat.
  7. Then the ally will dissolve into you.
  8. Feed the ally with wisdom nectar to the point of its satisfaction.
  9. Both you and the ally will dissolve into awareness.
Sources featuring Tsultrim Allione taramandala.org (*1947) first American woman ordained as a Tibetan nun and Lama
Audio interview Nurturing our demons [Dämonenfütterung (Auflösung innerer Störenergien)], presented by the US American
     web radio station New Dimensions, program #3253, host Justine Willis-Toms, minute 28:40, 60 minutes duration, aired
     27. March 2008
Video presentation "Feeding Your Demons" with Lama Tsultrim Allione, sponsored by Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado,
     YouTube film, 59:12 minutes duration, posted 13. November 2014
Article How to Feed Your Demons, presented by the Buddhist magazine Lion's Roar, 24. September 2017
See also:
Violence and ► Narcissism and ► Duality
Four stages of wrestling with inner demons
Catch phrases corresponding to various levels of consciousness (LoC)

 

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.
Aphorism by Margaret Young (1891-1969) US American singer, comedienne

Four stages of wrestling with inner demons – Milarepa

One evening Milarepa returned to his cave after gathering firewood, only to find it filled with demons. They were cooking his food, reading his books, sleeping in his bed. They had taken over the joint. He knew about nonduality of self and other, but he
still didn't quite know how to get these guys out of his cave. Even though he had the sense that they were just a projection
of his own mind – all the unwanted parts of himself – he didn't know how to get rid of them.

 

Four stages of dealing with one's inner demons
༺༻            Action             Brain/emotion·level
1.So first he taught them the dharma. He sat on this seat that was higher than they were and said things to them about how 'we are all one.'   Cognitive   
2.He talked about compassion and shunyata and how poison is medicine.
Nothing happened. The demons were still there.
   Behavioral   
3.Then he lost his patience and got angry and ran at them. They just laughed at him.   Affective   
4.Finally, he gave up and just sat down on the floor, saying,
"I'm not going away and it looks like you're not either, so let's just live here together."
Integrative – 1st step

 

At that point, all of them left except one. Milarepa said,

"Oh, this one is particularly vicious."

(We all know that one. Sometimes we have lots of them like that. Sometimes we feel that's all we've got.) He didn't know what
to do, so he surrendered himself even further. He walked over and put himself right into the mouth of the demon and said,

"Just eat me up if you want to."

Then that demon left, too.

 

Source: ► Pema Chödrön [Deirdre Blomfield-Brown] (*1936) US American Tibetan Buddhist nun (*1981), teacher in the
Shambhala Buddhist lineage of Chögyam Trungpa, author, Start Where You Are. A Guide to Compassionate Living,
Shambhala Publications, Boulder, Colorado, 1st edition 9. March 2004
See also: ► Hercules and the Hydra and ► Principle 3:1 and ► Trauma and ► Stories

BW-Werte – Höllenebenen

Niedere Jenseitsorte – Hölle
BWEbeneHöllische SeinsbereicheAusdruck
Unter 0Unbeschreibliche Hoffnungslosigkeit Niedere HöllenFormlos
Unter 200Höllische Zone Verschiedene Höllenbereiche
Niedere Astralebenen
Formgebunden
Quelle: ► Orientiert an D. Hawkins, Licht des Alls. Die Wirklichkeit des Göttlichen, S. 347-349, 2006

BW-Werte: Hölle / Hell

  • BW 15 – Jemanden in die Hölle verdammen

Englische Werke

  • Buch2E, Himmel / Hölle, S. 194, 255

Index: Audio- und Videomedien (engl.) von und mit D. Hawkins

 

Links zum Thema Hölle / Hell

Literatur

Literature (engl.)

Rawlings resuscitated patients on the operating table who were returning from shocking NDE experiences.

Actual accounts of Alien encounters

Archetypal nonlocal 'me disease' "malign egophreny" ["maligne Egophrenie"], Wetiko

Critical literature

Externe Weblinks


External web links (engl.)

  • Wikipedia entries Hell

Audio and video links (engl.)

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, US American mail carrier, Reverend Howard Storm, Donald Whitaker, M.D., US American physician, near-death survivor, Dr. George Rodonaia

D. Hawkins endorses the above documentary as a "clinically very accurate" documentary "presenting the experiencing of that infinite state of blissfulness." D. Hawkins, Healing and Recovery, S. 411, 2009

Testimony on the experience of both heaven and hell.

Testimony on a hell experience


Linkless media offerings

  • First TV video interview with Reverend Howard Storm, US American professor and chairman of art, Northern Kentucky University, neardeather, former atheist, senior pastor of Covington United Church of Christ, author, My Descent Into Death. A Second Chance At Life, presented by the television network "Catholic FOCUS", host Mary Lou McCall, January 2001, YouTube
    film, 1:50:09 duration, posted 19. April 2009 and 6. July 2014   Link deleted

On NDE, Hell, Heaven
See also: My decent into death. A Second Chance at Life, Bantam Doubleday Dell, February 2005

  • 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
    "God, what do I have to do to never go to hell again?" Voice answered: "Get to know me!"  Minute 4:44

Audio and video links (engl.) –  Humorous

Devil welcoming people to hell

Movie audio and video links (engl.)

 

Interne Links

Wiki-Ebene

Englisch Wiki

 

 

1 Licht des Alls. Die Wirklichkeit des Göttlichen, S. 128, 2006

2 Tsultrim Allione taramandala.org (*1947) first American woman ordained as a Tibetan nun and Lama, Feeding your demons. Ancient Wisdom for Resolving Inner Conflict, Little, Brown and Company, 1st edition 8. April 2008

3 Tsultrim Allione taramandala.org (*1947) first American woman ordained as a Tibetan nun and Lama, Women of Wisdom, Snow Lion Publications, revised 25. September 2000

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