A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y

 

Pain
Past
Pattern
Peace
Pearl
Perception
Perfections
Person
Personal
Personal Essence
Personal Mind
Personality
Personality Sectors
Personalization
Perspective
Physical Matter
Platonic Form
Point
Positions
Potential
Practicing Period
Prejudice
Presence
Primal Self
Primary Self-Realization
Process of Understanding
Projection
Psyche
Psychic Impressions
Psychic Metabolism
Psychic Structure
Psychodynamic Issues
Psych. Constellations
Psychopathology
Psychotherapy
Purpose

Primary Self Realization

In the original condition of primary self-realization, which coincides with that of primary narcissism, the child does not possess enough discrimination to differentiate between his essential Presence and the various contents of the self. In the next stage, where the Essential Identity is his dominant presence, the child's capacity for discrimination has matured some. But he is identified so totally with the presence of the Essential Identity, at least when it is manifesting, that he is not able to perceive it. He is being it; he actually feels what it is like to be it, but is not able to objectify it because he is not self-reflective. (The Point of Existence, pg 180)