About Cosmos Peractus

Carl Jung described having a second being within, "a vita peracta, born, living, dead, everything in one; a total vision of life." As I move through the obscuring layers of my own vision, my experience, too, begins to split. What if a vita peracta is the natural progression of a consciousness when no longer stultified by the survival dance routine of the brain? 

I can not say anything for certain nor do I imagine ever coming close to Jung's expanded consciousness. I do know I want to create a space intended to assist in moving up the rungs of the ladder. 

The brain is sloppy. The brain submits to any echo of childhood experiences of rejection, fear, hopelessness and days are lost. When the brain isn't doing this it is looking around the corner for an echo of an echo. This skewed vessel for the human experience is also where the sensory experience we call "reality" is housed. 

Who would we be if we could reprogram?

- Samsara 

(Source: Memories, Dreams, Reflections by C.G. Jung)

Pseudonym

sam·sa·ra

/səmˈsärə/

noun

HINDUISMBUDDHISM

1. "In Hindu and Buddhist practice, samsara is the endless cycle of life and death from which adherents seek liberation. In Hinduism, the prominent belief is that samsara is a feature of life based on illusion." - Berkley Center

Keywords

re·pro·gram

/ˌrēˈprōˌɡram/

verb

1.    surmounting your brain's endless defenses to true perception.
   
   

jour·ney

/ˈjərnē/

noun

1. my past, present and future colliding.
   
   

mass ex·o·dus

/mas/ /ˈeksədəs/

noun

1. 
   
   

in·spi·rit·a·tion

/ˌinspiritˈāSH(ə)n/

noun

1.      creations (e.g. music, research) that exemplify removing of mental/societal obstructions to being here, now.
   
   

syn·chro·nic·i·ty

/ˌsiNGkrəˈnisədē/

noun

1. the simultaneous occurrence of events that appear significantly related but have no discernible causal connection.

   
   

syn·the·sis

/ˈsinTHəsəs/

noun

1.      my digital or paper patchworking.