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Date: Saturday 27th March 2027 Location: Online
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The quote from Jesus in the Gospel of Thomas [saying 22] illustrates that: “When you make the inner as the outer and the outer as the inner, and the above as the below, and when you make the male and the female into a single one so that the male shall not be male and the female shall not be female then shall you enter the Kingdom [of God].”

The practice of unification starts with integrating these three fundamental dichotomies which are autonomously downloaded from the collective unconscious into the human nature. First dichotomy is the unconscious-conscious dichotomy (that spiritual traditions call as transcendent-immanent or above-below dichotomy). In the unconscious, we are one but in the conscious awareness, we experience the subject-object split, which has its roots in quantum physics. Second dichotomy is the outer-inner dichotomy. We experience material objects outside of us but experience the subtle feeling, meaning and intuitive archetypes as internal objects. Finally, third dichotomy is the male-female dichotomy, which in terms of Chakra Psychology represents the dichotomy of our heart and the navel selves. The females tend to develop their heart-self and on the other hand, males develop their navel-self. According to Carl Jung as well, Animus is the archetype of suppressed male potentiality in females while, Anima is the archetype of suppressed female potentiality in males. An important question is: why do males among us not hear the small voice of the heart chakra and why do women tend to miss the small voice of the navel chakra, those pure feelings are associated with the actualization of experiences at these chakras. When we use the quantum principles of non-locality, discontinuity, and tangled hierarchy, we develop sensitivity towards our feelings at the chakras, and we take a quantum leap toward the male-female integration.