VERS NOTRE FACE CACHÉE Description : Vers notre face cachée [Discovering our Hidden Face] deals with the science of the supramental in clear and simple terms. This book challenges a number of philosophical, religious and psychological premises, by inviting the sciences to no longer reflect “on” what is known. If technological advances depend on creativity, human progress more than ever depends essentially on the individual's capacity to break the illusion of mystery. For Sylvie Bergeron, this psychic revolution occurs when an individual learns how to “ become comfortable with the discomfort of the unknown .” As long as the individual isn't open to the supramental science, his brain remains a prisoner of his hidden face, and will experience the fear of loss, rather than the courage to be free. The development of the supramental, still at an embryonic stage, will be painfull and stressful simply because each individual will have to end up affirming what he knows as he speaks, instead of interfere into the creative thought with the rational ego. And to do so, even if " the reason doesn't recognize the unknown as a source of truth ".

VERS NOTRE FACE CACHÉE

TABLE OF CONTENT

SECTION ONE

PORTRAIT OF AN ALIENATED SOCIETY

“What do you want to become?” “I want to become famous.”

 

THE SUPRAMENTAL GENERATION

Three Channels versus One

Survival and Vision

SECTION TWO

THE IMPULSE OF THE SOUL

The Components of the Soul

The Myth of the Senses

TRANSMUTING THE INFERIOR MIND

The Existential Crisis

Forgetting the Wee Self

The Trigger

SECTION THREE

THE SUPRAMENTAL

 

Redefining Light

The First Manifestation of the Spirit:: The Thought Adjuster

Making the Ego Transparent

 

THE IMPULSES OF THE SPIRIT

Silence is Golden, Speech is Silver

The Descent of the Spirit into the Supramental

The Effects of the Spirit and of the Supramental

APPENDIX

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