The Two-Fold Path of Metapsychiatry

Posted on January 25, 2012 by nrosanoff

In Metapsychiatry we are expanding consciousness in two ways. We become aware of the mental climate we have become conditioned and adapted to that has informed our individual way of life, and, we become increasingly aware of what truly Is: the infinite consciousness that is not conditioned, nor programmable. The conditioned content of consciousness comes [...]

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In Search of the Holidays

Posted on December 14, 2011 by nrosanoff

The fact we are unhappy when we attempt to be “happy” by partaking in “happy holiday festivities” points to our mental health. Within our awareness is the uncomfortable realization that we are participating in a fantasy.

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The End of Intuition

Posted on September 17, 2011 by nrosanoff

The path of intuition has an end. Like the runway that allows the airplane to build up enough speed to take flight, intuition speeds perception to a point where we are lifted beyond the limits of the road. There is a point of awareness when the end of intuition is recognized – where intuitive insights have completed their job.

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Fear is the beginning of wisdom

Posted on August 11, 2011 by nrosanoff

This month Nancy has an article in Natural Awakenings Magazine titled: “A Path to True Insight.” Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil. . . The media is filled with frightening information. The economy is tanking. Social security is threatened. Jobs are not being created [...]

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Facing Moral Dilemmas

Posted on June 22, 2011 by nrosanoff

The headlines are filled with events that often evoke moral outrage. The other evening a friend was conveying his disgust with the recently exposed Anthony Weiner’s moral character. While his outrage is an honest expression of what he feels, he was left in a state of frustration. “Can’t we demand that our elected leaders have [...]

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First We Get A Glimpse

Posted on April 6, 2011 by nrosanoff

In every life there will be at least one moment when ongoing grind of daily life blinks – revealing the timeless harmony of existence. In that moment a glimpse of true being is revealed; without words, without action, without description. Those who know this moment recognize it always, even in these clumsy words. When the [...]

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The Gift of the Anonymous Question

Posted on February 18, 2011 by nrosanoff

Those with an interest in spiritual living are aware that all sincere questions are answered. But does it matter who asks the question? This years PAGL conference is all about asking questions. When I first heard that there would be an opportunity to ask “anonymous” questions, some personal issues I had been struggling with immediately [...]

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Witness to Transformation

Posted on February 5, 2011 by nrosanoff

Witnessing Cairo Are you interested in supporting those who are demonstrating and standing up for a more democratic government, yet confused and distressed by the potential and actual violence? Are you having difficulty knowing who or what organizations to support? Do you think you have to take a crash course in Mid-East/North African history to [...]

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New Year’s Resolutions:

Posted on December 31, 2010 by nrosanoff

Certainly committing to health, prosperity and happiness is good. Yet, what happens along the way that turns New Year’s resolutions to dust? Is there a solution? 1. New Year’s Resolutions are futile. New Year’s resolutions fall apart due to the frustrations inherent in their pursuit. Pursuing personal goals often sets up a “no win” situation. [...]

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Letting the Holidays Unfold

Posted on December 16, 2010 by nrosanoff

It seems clear in the Christmas story of the birth of Jesus that God functions outside the boundaries of conventional thinking. An illegtimate child is born in unsanitary conditions without social connections. What was God thinking? Perhaps the message from God is to appreciate the value of “letting be.” In the Christmas story the issues [...]

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