Perspectives and Findings

Kim Gougen's material is fun to read, but then there's this: The "Story" of Kim Goguen - and Ben Fullford, Too? - American State Assembly Shucks I don't know, lol!  It's good to try to figure out who's who though, because they can't all be right. ------- I've discovered that modern-day talk about shadow work has its origins from long ago.  In the 3rd century CE, the two forces were written about in rabbinic texts.  Here's a summary of this from Kabbalah for Dummies by Arthur Kurzweil: "The Kabbalistic view of life includes the belief that the human soul contains two urges in eternal conflict:  The yetzer hatov (yay-tzer hah-toev), which is the inclination for good, and the yetzer hara (yay-tzer hah-rah), which is the inclination for evil. The good urges of humankind are the pure emotions, the holy impulses to do good.  Evil urges have a different nature in that they can always be transformed into good.  For the Kabbalist, nothing is evil b...

I experienced a really nice state early this morning of being connected with nature and Source.  (The feelings of this cannot be described with words because they go far beyond descriptions/definitions.)  Then, I had a ringing in my ears that lasted for a minute or so.  Right after this ringing, I felt more disconnected with anxiety taking hold in my stomach, which directly confirms this claim from Kim Gougen: Ringing in the ears is coming from forces that want to suppress a person’s connection to Source.  She states, “And all this time I hoped those annoying tones in my right ear were DNA upgrades.  Boy was I wrong, I guess that’s why I don’t feel any more connected to Source.  Seems obvious now it wasn’t a good thing.” Although there are those who claim Kim Gougen is a fraud, I couldn’t help but enjoy reading transcripts of her material.  (Plus, I couldn’t make heads or tails of the claims being made against her.)  I can really resonate with wha...