Brain
The brain’s hemispheres are connected by the corpus callosum. Neuroscience researcher and author Iain McGilchrist reports that in a growing number of people this bundle of nerves is not facilitating the connection as it should. Of even greater concern is that in some cases it is actually inhibiting the connection. Instead of integration there is anti-integration.
Mind
Mundane and primal worlds, brought forth by the left and right hemisphere respectively, are connected by the heart. Evidence is not possible, so we must proceed in faith and receive confirmation through first-hand experience.
In this skeptical age we, anyway, dwell far too much on the intellectual side of faith. shraddha (Pali: saddha) the word we render as “faith,” is etymologically akin to Latin cor, “the heart,” and faith is far more a matter of the heart than of the intellect.
Edward Conze, The Way of Wisdom: The Five Spiritual Faculties
Gitta Mallasz: How can I know that I join spirit and matter?
Gitta’s angel: By the fact that you recognize it afterwards.
Talking with Angels, Dialogue 32
Body
In this diagram left and right do not correspond with the brain’s hemispheres.
The heart connects possiility (aka the unmanifest, the nonmaterial realm, ‘Heaven’) with actuality (the manfest, the material realm, ‘Earth’).Spirit
Mind-body-spirit is nothing more than a convenient fiction. Each one of us is an undivided whole, and the abstracted parts work together in ways we will never fully understand.“Kokoro is well understood in Japanese, but difficult to explain in English,” says Yoshikawa Sakiko, director of Kyoto University’s Kokoro Research Center. Conceptually, it unites the notions of heart, mind, and spirit: It sees these three elements as being indivisible from one other. One of the problems of discussing kokoro in English is that by linking words—heart and spirit and mind—with “and,” we imply divisions that simply don’t exist in Japanese. But in this Eastern culture, the three aren’t intrinsically linked as one: They are one.
This Japanese word connecting mind, body, and spirit is also driving scientific discovery, by Ephrat Livni on Quartz website
Humanity’s common purpose
Humanity’s common purpose, its shared intent, is creating that which generates value, meaning and joy for others, bringing it to fullness and realising its value generation potential.
Value generation potential is the what — the possible future yield.
Value generation capability is the how — the newcreator with his or her seven powers.
Intent is […] the force that glues the Tonal and the Nagual together in all of their perfection.
Sheri Rosenthal, Intent versus Intention; is there a difference? (no longer available — contact me for more information)
Tonal corresponds with left hemisphere and mundane world.
Nagual corresponds with right hemisphere and primal world.
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