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Refocusing mental perception from negative or fear based thinking into its positive polarity is achieved through the practice of unconditional love and [[Forgiveness]] towards the self and others. Note: focusing on positive thoughts to replace negative thoughts are the first stage of [[Self-Discipline|ego discipline]], the second stage is applying neutrality or neutral association through sustained [[Single-mindedness|singleminded]] focus, as in inner quiet found during [[Meditation]]. This is because many people in [[Negative Ego]] behavior misrepresent neutrality as a dissociative reaction to external events or a lack of empathy for others feelings. | Refocusing mental perception from negative or fear based thinking into its positive polarity is achieved through the practice of unconditional love and [[Forgiveness]] towards the self and others. Note: focusing on positive thoughts to replace negative thoughts are the first stage of [[Self-Discipline|ego discipline]], the second stage is applying neutrality or neutral association through sustained [[Single-mindedness|singleminded]] focus, as in inner quiet found during [[Meditation]]. This is because many people in [[Negative Ego]] behavior misrepresent neutrality as a dissociative reaction to external events or a lack of empathy for others feelings. | ||
[[Dissociation]] and [[Neutrality]] are not the same state of consciousness, one is disconnected from circumstances, while the latter is connected through | [[Dissociation]] and [[Neutrality]] are not the same state of consciousness, one is disconnected from circumstances, while the latter is connected through self awareness, through the [[Observer Point|observer point]]. This process is called [[Engaged Detachment]].<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/blog-timeline-shift/2399-krystic-qualities Krystic Quality]</ref> | ||