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Conscious & Unconscious Movement

Steven E. Kaufman

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It is the way of unconscious Consciousness, the way of Consciousness that knows itself as form, to oppose some forms and to cling to others, and in so doing to create suffering. It is not the way of conscious Consciousness, not the way of Consciousness that knows Itself as Formlessness, to oppose or cling to the lesser forms that arise as experience within Itself.

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It is the way of unconscious Consciousness, the way of Consciousness that knows itself as form, to oppose some forms and to cling to others, and in so doing to create suffering. It is not the way of conscious Consciousness, not the way of Consciousness that knows Itself as Formlessness, to oppose or cling to the lesser forms that arise as experience within Itself.

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It is the way of unconscious Consciousness, the way of Consciousness that knows itself as form, to oppose some forms and to cling to others, and in so doing to create suffering. It is not the way of conscious Consciousness, not the way of Consciousness that knows Itself as Formlessness, to oppose or cling to the lesser forms that arise as experience within Itself.

Key concepts: Unconscious mind, Consciousness, Psychology, Movement (music), Collective unconscious, Personal unconscious, Epistemology, Psychoanalysis

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