You Are Not Book.indb - Stephen H. Wolinsky Ph. D.

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concept called “my” consciousness define the
concept called inertia?
Student: It appears to be sucked back into shape of matter,
I feel a kind of supreme form of laziness, with
some dark aspects.
Wolinsky: So, this concept called “my” consciousness, which
believes in the concept called I am, believes in
the concept of inertia; and this concept of inertia
defines it as sort of a process where you get
sucked back into matter and become extremely
lazy, and it has some kind of dark quality to it.
Are there definitions of the concept called “my”
consciousness other than this process of condensing
down and being sucked back into this?
Student: The opposite of being very at peace.
Wolinsky: Now, regarding the concept called “my” consciousness,
which believes in the concept of I am,
made about the concept of inertia and condensing
down and being sucked into matter in some
kind of dark element, what assumptions has it
made?
Student: One assumption is that there are two extremes,
one is extreme out going and activity and a richness
and colors and the other extreme, there is
the opposing force, it is very powerful.
Wolinsky: This condensing?
Student: Yes.
Wolinsky: Contracting?
Student: I would say condensing, sucking back, back into
darkness, back into formlessness.