12. Inner Dialogue (part two)

...When the shamans of Mexico halt within their minds the internal dialogue 'of the evil one', there opens before them the worldview that man possessed before the 'fall', before partaking of the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, that is, before the introduction into human consciousness of a dual picture of the world that divides reality into opposites: good/evil, black/white, bad/good, big/small, male/female, pain/pleasure, God/devil... In essence, the internal dialogue 'of the evil one' in Your head is a way of sustaining the dual picture of the world, familiar to us and rather intricately organized. The worldview that opens to the shamans as a result of stopping this internal dialogue is very simple — man beholds primordial energies and perceives everything with the innocent gaze of a child: everything simply is, and that is all — there is no bad or good, there is no good and evil, everything simply is — something can be eaten to be filled, something moves and attracts attention, one can play with it and explore. Nothing more exists in the world. Thus lived Adam in paradise. Thus, by the way, the Pirahã tribe in Amazonia still lives today. Having tasted the dual worldview from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, Adam separates Himself in His perception from God. Now, in the consciousness of man, God is an ever-increasing Greatness, and man is a creature ever more conscious of his own insignificance (before God and the scales of the universe). And such perception inevitably leads to fears, shame, pain, and suffering, on

one hand, and to various ways of protecting oneself from this, on the other. Thus occurs the evolution of consciousness, the linguistic picture of the world expands: the vocabulary increases, which means the wealth of phenomena that man is capable of perceiving and empathizing with also expands, forming (isolating) from the quantum soup of primordial reality not only a material reality widening in its diversity, but also the rich sensual world of his soul, as well as a multi-leveled spiritual reality. In the end, the thinking human opens for himself the nature of suffering, of pain, and begins to seek ways to overcome this pain, to step beyond its limits in order to increase pleasure, delight. Thus appear shamanism, magic, religion, science. Shamans strive to rid man's head of the dual picture of the world, returning him to simplicity and unity with nature; mages — to negotiate with these natural forces; science — to subjugate them, not abandoning duality, but on the contrary, developing and utilizing the achievements of the dual mind to the utmost; religion casts across for us the bridges of Faith toward union with that Greatness from which the dual mind separated us, naming it the Supreme Power, God. To renounce the dual worldview, returning into the primordial innocent childhood of humanity, or to continue using the dual mind to protect Yourself from fears created by it, or to strengthen Your Faith in a separate Supreme Power existing at the other end of consciousness — is for You to decide, My friend. We, however, offer a way out of duality into triality, into the One

Consciousness of the Creator, where the poles of dual consciousness — of black and white, darkness and light, insignificance and Greatness — unite within You into the One Rainbow of the world, and You recognize Yourself as its Creator, its Collective Creator. The One Rainbow of the World. RadoMir.

Radomir is consciousness. The One Consciousness of the Creator.