FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS
by Bernard W. Bail, M.D.
Torture
is a manifested reality of what has emotionally happened to the fetus in the
womb. These terrible varieties of pain, brutal and exquisite, are what the
fetus has endured in his/her fetal journey - the recipient of such impulses
from the mother who, at times, has dreadful feelings. These are translated by
the fetus into pain of such proportion as to be unbearable except by
eroticisation and, later in life, by inventing and translating for what long
ago were states of great anguish.
The
monad - Source - is already in the human being. How did it materialize in
human beings? The DNA already exists in that singular unit of consciousness
called all - everything - existing. The DNA or the RNA, life force, string
theory as it materializes into matter already exists in the monadic state.
Though it is in agitation, humanity always thinks it is stationary. In its
motion the singular unit agitates itself and progresses to separation into an
active force and a passive force. Here magnetism comes into play. In the push
and pull of the magnetic there develops an arcing vibration. This begins a
cellular process of individuation. In that moment what one knows as DNA and
RNA develops into a unique form - for humans. It is in a development into the
human body for mankind. For the universe it is the form of time and space and
the form of gravity. The DNA is also in the form of the matter of all
galaxies. It is to be performed in the arena of human matter for the human
body. In the DNA of the monad, there is the utilization of the unique
structure of the human body as it is to be in the structure of a galaxy. The
monad, the DNA, is the imprint of existence. It will be the existence of a
galaxy or a planet or the earth. Every manner of thing has its own DNA/RNA;
humans theirs, animals theirs, galaxies theirs, plants theirs, etc. Yet, all
of us can be traced back to the singular monad.
Divine mind pictured all this before the big
bang when
all this came into existence.
An
active level of the monad is individuated consciousness or the individual
personality. The monad does not have a personality. It is everything. For example: Father, Son and Holy Ghost when said means the division, and
in the division is action. The progress of recognizing the action in this
brings forward the uses of intelligence in different qualities whether it is
human, plant, mineral, galaxy, planet or time, space, gravity as we know these
entities.
In brief the atom of the big bang contained
everything
as delineated above. The monad is that atom.
Man
came to earth several million years ago for the existence of man to be
recognized. Before man, sub matter was already in existence. Each sub matter
is a particle of evolution. The consciousness of the monad is all of it. In
the usefulness of being in the sphere of matter, consciousness must learn how
to work in its sphere. Therefore, we begin with a stone vibration. It teaches
the consciousness how to become firm, focused, grounded in matter as the
evolution of energy and to learn how to be in such containment, called the
stone, releasing its mineral values into the richness of earth's soil, also
releasing the value of the seedlings that moves the energy of the plant world.
The
Plant world teaches another lesson, the ability to grow. The vibrations of
energy needed to have sustainability for the bodies then gets to develop. From
there plants, are rooted. Its only movement is by the power of the wind, air,
storms, the droppings of its own seeds. All of the above was to prepare for
the coming of man, and all is there for the evolution of man, especially his
consciousness, and for him to look into his separation from Source.
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PATIENT
HISTORY
The
patient, whom you will also find in my essay “Venice Beach”, is a man of elder
years. He was born in a Midwestern city. He has had a successful career over
many decades. Now he is old and plagued by physical problems which, luckily,
are not life threatening but exceedingly annoying and about which he complains
endlessly.
The
old man said, "I had a strange dream."
DREAM
I
was in a room with a bunk bed that had three beds. I slept in one but I do not
know who was in the other two.
Dr.
B: What was your first thought?
Patient:
The Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost came to mind and I had no idea why since
I am not Catholic and have no experience for teaching in that church. I had
another dream.
DREAM
A
farceur put a mask of a woman on a gorilla. A black man was there. They were
back to back and I could sense and almost see that the two would walk apart and
then turn and look at each other and that the black man would be
terrified for he would see a creature that didn't conform to the mask on the
animal’s face.
The
patient continues.
Patient:
This must be in Africa because we know that mankind began in Africa and
consequently must have been black and where else would there be gorillas but in
Africa where they still are.
DREAM
And
then I had another dream of a tall slim man and people were hired to develop
him. There was a party. Many people came to walk around the house in the
grass and I see a friend. I become a bit angry that a place for me was not saved
but there was.
Dr.
B: You see yourself as part of three and I think, in accord with our prior
conversations, you want to understand this state of oneness. After all, your
people were the discoverers of the concept of oneness and pushed it, stood by it,
fought for it and died for it. So it's a concept that is very important to you
as well as to everybody.
Now
about the mask. The mask of a woman would of course be giving us the concept
of humanity. Humanity is wearing a mask and not knowing who it is. The mask
is frightening because the truer inner consciousness is what must be met in
order to find our peace. A mask is a facade that covers the true self. The
black man represents the first instance into that unconscious level and is
frightened by what it is about to see, a gorilla. The gorilla is a primal
energy. Already man is separated from Source.
Patient:
I am thinking about the third dream and when I think of the word “develop” I am
thinking of the development of mankind. When I think about the place being
saved, I am thinking that is really a joke. But somehow I am connecting this
up with the evolution of man and, not that I really believe it but I can
intellectually say that maybe the place saved is a place for God. Of course,
that would be a joke especially if you didn’t believe in God yet all the time,
in every man, there is a space saved for him.
Dr.
B: Well, whether you believe in God or not is immaterial just as it was
immaterial whether the people believed in Galileo’s theory, or whether Einstein
was right in his theory of relativity. In the end they were right and
everybody had to change his/her mind. Changing one’s mind is a considerable
task since one has to give up one’s worldview of everything one has believed
in. So this dream about the tall man is a continuation, a movement to the
unconscious, to the party, to the grasses. How do we become more and more
aware of the inner consciousness and even the higher consciousness (the tall
man)?
Now
the fact that you relate all of these three dreams in this way indicates your
great anxiety about them. It is as if you have had to hold a hot potato and
can't wait to get it out of your hands. That is understandable. You did well
in that it did not wake you up. It was not a nightmare. I call attention to
this for you to recognize because you do not usually, sort of speak,
"dump". Usually you have a measured approach to your unconscious.
Remember
before the gold bar dream you had been occupied with the concept of God, the idea
of death and birth, the meaning of life. You know all the questions people
begin to have when they reach the age where things settle down, when one has
time to contemplate his/her life, when there is no longer the need to scramble
every morning to get the job done and the money earned to pay the bills.
Wisdom, if it comes at all, comes late in life and I suppose it is appropriate
for one should have the wisdom to think about death and what that means, but
above it all notice the fear, always the fear of the inner world.
Copyright © Bernard W. Bail, M.D.
December, 2009
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