Fr. Seán ÓLaoire

And I would agree with you that we're not even just a global community, we're a cosmic community, that there are beings elsewhere as well, and that we're part of that dynamic, and that the way in which we relate to those is important.

So the dance then for me is that revolutions tend to be bloody and quick and get results very, very fast and then lead to further revolutions very, very quickly.

Evolution tends to be much slower, but it achieves much more lasting results.

But evolution can involve physical resistance.

And the question is then what is the balance between physical resistance, which doesn't lead, you know, just to outright violence, and a mindset that figures out, okay, violence works, let's keep doing it.

Let's not keep ourselves in power, the new group, you know, because violence got us here and violence can keep us here.

Yeah.

I totally agree with you.

So it's a question of an expanding sense of self, that it's not just a skin-encapsulated ego anymore.

I'm not just being wrapped in a space suit.

I have an astral self, I've got a mental self, a psychic self, a soul self.

and that the entire cosmos itself is kind of an articulation of the divine.

And so we are all one.

There is only God experiencing ourself in some way.

And as you talk about this tulpa, then everything we say, everything we think, everything we do is contributing positively or negatively to this energy system we carry around with us.

So I constantly put up little kind of sayings for myself all over my house.

So I have one in my bathroom at the moment.

So when I'm looking in the bathroom in the morning, it says, are you currently wearing a halo or a tulpa?

You know, what kind of energy are you creating this morning?

You know, are you thinking anxious thoughts or angry thoughts or thinking loving thoughts?