How the formless comes into form: A process by which Universal Mind powers consciousness and thought to create people’s psychological lives

• Main Authors: Jack Pransky, Thomas M. Kelley
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Taylor & Francis Group 2017-12-01
• Series: Cogent Psychology
• Subjects: the three principles; universal mind; consciousness and thought; innate mental health; spirituality; quantum field
• Online Access: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23311908.2017.1307633

In a moment of spiritual enlightenment, Sydney Banks claimed to “see” how three psycho-spiritual principles—Universal Mind, Consciousness and Thought—coalesce to create all psychological experience. While considerable literature exists that describes these principles, their spiritual basis, and the intervention grounded in them, little scientific evidence has been offered that might corroborate what Banks professed to understand through his realization. To help fill this gap, the authors propose a process by which formless energy comes into physical form within human beings via Universal Mind powering Consciousness and Thought to create people’s psychological lives. Further, the authors offer a scientific basis for what appear to be the steps or phases in this process. This view distinguishes three levels of thought and posits that thought at each of these levels precedes people’s every psychological experience—their sensations, perceptions, emotions—and their behavior. Ways that people can intervene in or affect this process in their best interests are proposed.