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Literature and Inspiration

Fiction & Metaphor

  • Michael Ende – The Neverending Story: The power of names, imagination, and processes of self-becoming. Symbolism: Bastian flying on Falkor—courage, trust, and freedom.

  • Michael Ende – Momo: Time, attention, and mindfulness. Symbolism: The Hour-Lilies carrying Momo—lightness and the presence of the moment.

  • Michael Ende – Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver & Jim Button and the Wild 13: The metamorphosis of the dragon Mrs. Grindtooth into the Golden Dragon of Wisdom.

Psychology & Self-Knowledge

  • Stefanie Stahl – The Child in You Must Find a Home: Recognizing old belief systems, developing self-acceptance, and emotional freedom.

  • Erika Chopich & Margaret Paul – Healing Your Aloneness: Working with belief systems, inner wounds, and healing the self.

  • Jorge Bucay – Let Me Tell You a Story: Stories full of wisdom for reflecting on one’s own life.

  • Jorge Bucay – The Three Questions: Existential alignment: Who am I? Where am I going? With whom?

  • Connirae Andreas – Coming to Wholeness: Using the Wholeness Work® method for personal transformation. Integration of feelings and acceptance of totality.

  • Byron Katie – Loving What Is & I Need Your Love – Is That True?: The four questions for dissolving stressful thoughts (The Work™). Questioning dependencies, gaining inner freedom.

    • Note: The book „Die Sorgenwaschanlage“ (The Worry Carwash) is the literary implementation of this model and its further development, Egolysis. Available at Amazon, for example.

Body, Nervous System & Integration

  • Bessel van der Kolk – The Body Keeps the Score: The storage of trauma within the body structure.

  • Stephen W. Porges – The Polyvagal Theory: Regulation of safety and connection through the nervous system.

  • B.K.S. Iyengar – Light on Life: Physical discipline as a path to inner wholeness.

  • Hofmann / Kamal et al.: Scientific foundations on Compassion Meditation, empathy, and the Default Mode Network (rumination).

Spiritual Paths & Awakening

  • Eckhart Tolle – A New Earth: Recognizing and transcending ego structures. Self-knowledge must be rooted in Being.

  • Jed McKenna – Spiritual Enlightenment: The Damnedest Thing: Radical self-knowledge and the process of „Autolysis.“

  • Jack Kornfield – After the Ecstasy, the Laundry: Integrating spiritual insights into human life.

  • Adyashanti – The End of Your World: The dissolution of old worldviews through awakening.

  • Shunryu Suzuki – Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind: The attitude of „not-knowing“ and radical openness.

  • Rick Fields – Chop Wood, Carry Water: Living spirituality in ordinary everyday life.

  • Bernadette Roberts – The Experience of No-Self: Experiential reports beyond personal identity.

    • Note: The book „Nirvana. Bitte klingeln.“ (Nirvana. Please ring the bell.) is the literary implementation of integrating spiritual awakening in novel form. Available at Amazon, for example.


Concepts & Deepening

  • Belief Systems: There are approximately 10 basic patterns of negative belief systems regarding self-worth. Positive statements can also point to the ego but are usually more finely woven.

  • Egolysis: A personal extension of „The Work™,“ developed to make the ego visible and promote spiritual awakening.

  • Dark Night of the Soul: A spiritual maturation process in which old certainties and ego structures are dissolved.

  • Spiritual Bypassing (John Welwood): Using spiritual practices to avoid unpleasant feelings or psychological issues.

The path to pure consciousness  

  1. Related to Eckhart Tolle, „Who you are really“, e.g. on youtube
  2.  Initial brief moments of awakening.
  3.  a) „Void,“ Fear of No-Self; terms from Jed McKenna; b) Literary equivalent: Gmork the Werewolf is the ego-defense against awakening—the fear structure, the panic, the power of resistance (The Neverending Story).
  4.  a) Momo: „Hora has stopped time“; b) The Neverending Story: The Night Forest Perelin; c) Psalm 23: „Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil.“
  5. Momo: „And like snowflakes, they gently dissolved and became invisible again, returning to where they truly belonged: into the hearts of people. Fly home, little Momo!“
  6.  A state of Being / Awareness, like the view through Master Hora’s „All-Seeing Glasses“ in Michael Ende’s Momo.