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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
- Related to Eckhart Tolle, „Who you are really“, e.g. on youtube
- Initial brief moments of awakening.
- 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).
- 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.“
- 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!“
- A state of Being / Awareness, like the view through Master Hora’s „All-Seeing Glasses“ in Michael Ende’s Momo.