Core Principles
1. Original Purity
- Every human being is born pure and unblemished
- All conditioning is constructed, not intrinsic
- Return to natural state is possible
2. Cause and Effect
- Everything has a prehistory since the emergence of life
- Conditioning is not identity, but result of influences
- Recognition of causes creates distance from effects
3. Situational Truth
- Every situation is unique and literally new
- Truth is particular, not abstract-universal
- Understanding arises in the moment itself, not from generalizations
The Transformation Process (±12 months)
Phase 1: Fundamental Insights
Insight 1: Original purity
Insight 2: Cause and effect principle
→ This foundation makes all further development possible
Phase 2: Complete Self-Acceptance
- Self-condemnation falls away
- Acceptance of who you have “become” as cause-effect chain
- First liberation from identification
Phase 3: Observation Phase
Method:
- Slowing down – space between stimulus and reaction
- Singular focus – completely present with one thing at a time
- No labeling – not even positive (“how beautiful”)
- Raw perception – before language, judgment, categorization
Effect:
- Deactivation of subconscious memory
- Breaking through automatic patterns
- Conditioning loses its grip
Practice:
- During walks, stop to fully perceive OR speak
- Consciously choose singular attention
- Not multitasking but complete presence
Phase 4: The Shift
- From being lived unconsciously to conscious living
- Permanent clear state establishes itself
- Natural consciousness becomes primary
Characteristics of Natural State
Sensory Clarity
- Unconditioned perception – for example, wet snow feels warm without prejudice “snow = cold”
- Permanent state – clarity is the foundation
- Self-correcting – disturbances are temporary ripples that disappear naturally
- No residue – influences don’t “stick”
The Sixth Sense (Intuition)
- Synergistic system – emerges from cooperation of clear five senses
- Emergent property – not a separate faculty but result of pure perception
- Direct knowing – pre-reflective, without reasoning
- Truth recognition – automatic filtering of untruths
Operation:
- Untruths are recognized but receive no attention
- Not registered in memory
- Automatic discernment without moral judgment
- Like natural repulsion of “toxic” input
Distinction Between Learned vs Natural Behavior
- Learned – conditioned, influenced from outside
- Natural – uninfluenced, from direct presence
- Continuously recognizable – difference is almost inconceivably large
- Beginner’s mind as foundation – natural state of consciousness
Living From Natural Consciousness
Daily Practice
- Singular focus for tasks requiring genuine attention
- Direct communication – clearly naming boundaries without guilt
- Automatic filtering – untruths pass by naturally
- Situational response – acting from the unique moment
Social Dynamics
- Others often don’t understand – interpret from their own conditioning
- Detailed communication with close ones essential
- No proselytizing – sharing from authenticity
- Patient seeding – waiting for resonance and openness
After Establishment ( one year later)
- Clear state is permanently integrated
- Functioning in “normal” world possible
- Protection of focus at relevant moments
- Natural knowing when boundaries are needed
Philosophical Connections
Transcendental Intuition
- Not Kantian – not formal structures but living intelligence
- Comparable to:
- Spinoza’s scientia intuitiva (direct knowledge of essences)
- Bergson’s intuition (knowing life from within)
- Prajna (direct wisdom) in Eastern traditions
- Taoist naturalness
Phenomenological Aspects
- Epoché – bracketing of conditioning
- Pre-reflective experience – before conceptualization
- Eidetic vision – seeing essences
- Lifeworld – unmediated access to reality
Consciousness Sciences
- Possible neurological basis yet undiscovered
- Right hemisphere processes (holistic, non-verbal)
- Subcortical structures (older than rational cortex)
- Gut-brain axis (literally gut feeling)
- Brain as filter/receiver rather than producer
Challenges & Misconceptions
Communication Challenge
- No intermediate steps – direct integral experience
- No established vocabulary – between spiritual and scientific
- Human influence – all traditions are colored
- Need for synthesis – integral model needed
Social Resistance
- Fixed truths difficult to influence
- Identity structures – people invest in worldview
- Split attention as norm – culture demands fragmentation
- Directness is misunderstood – seen as distant
External Demands
- Modern world constantly demands multitasking
- Efficiency over presence
- This blocks natural state
- Conscious choices needed to preserve clarity
Practical Implications
For Individuals
- Reproducible process – in principle accessible to everyone
- Key insights can dismantle conditioning
- Inherently human – capacity lies in everyone
- Own timing – respecting cause-effect chain
For Society
- Requires recalibration of values (presence vs efficiency)
- Educational systems could cultivate singular attention
- Work structures facilitating deep focus
- Culture of direct, clear communication
For Science
- Consciousness research requires integral approach
- Synthesis of traditions and disciplines
- Beyond materialistic reductionism
- Phenomenology and neurology complementary
Open Questions
- Exact neurological mechanisms of intuitive truth recognition
- Measurability of “clear state” in brain activity
- Process optimization – shorter than 12 months possible?
- Social structures supporting natural consciousness
- Educational methods for cultivating beginner’s mind
- Relationship between intuition and quantum processes in brain
- Cross-cultural validation of experience
Definitions
Natural Consciousness: The original, unconditioned state of clear perception in which intuitive truth is directly accessible.
Transcendental Intuition: Direct, pre-reflective knowledge arising from the synergy of clear sensory perception; the “sixth sense”.
Singular Focus: Complete, undivided attention for one object/situation at a time, without conceptual fragmentation.
Situational Truth: Truth unique to the specific moment and context, not derivable from general principles.
Observation Without Labeling: Perceiving before language and categorization, without judgment or naming (not even positive).
Subconscious Deactivation: The loss of grip of automatic patterns through consistent observation instead of automatic reaction.
