The Only Way Out Is In

Buddhism is the psychology and study of the mind and its effects on consciousness, our true reality; understand your mind, understand your self, understand your illusion, understand your reality. Modern psychology is concerned with maintaining the illusion, of getting people back to their usual conditioning – the very cause of mental distortion in the first place.

We live in a vicious cycle of existence, believing and not believing, liking and disliking, being attracted and repulsed, creating conflict after conflict; this is our perpetual state of delusion.

It doesn’t matter where we look to escape this peculiar way of living and dying, we are still caught and held to function mechanically; we’re barely conscious, just busy finding fault. This is understandable as our so-called ‘normal’ isn’t meant to work properly. We all know that things are not right, but we still take part in pointlessness.

Buddhism is conscious psychology
– how we work and don’t work.

Anything else is a culture with figureheads.

The way out of this dilemma is to return to the basics of spiritual psychology, our original reality and freedom of pure consciousness. Why is consciousness so important to understand? It’s due to consciousness that everything can be known. We are this consciousness. Within this consciousness, there is an awareness that is crystal clear, brilliantly luminous divine splendour.

It cannot be identified as it is what we are.
The question is, how did we sink so low?