Anoop Kumar – Boundlessness of Being Using the 3 Minds Approach 2022

During this transformative course with Dr. Kumar, you’ll:

• Discover the 3 Minds framework of consciousness
• Gain deeper insights into the boundaries, objects, and events of the external world for greater inner clarity
• Choose the boundaries that work for you — and acknowledge and release the boundaries that don’t
• Become adept at shifting between the 3 Minds at will to experience individuation, Oneness Consciousness, and what lies beyond it
• Explore boundaries as a collection of life experiences that have been fortified by perceptions and belief systems
• Get to know the infinitudes of your being as consciousness itself
• Unveil the truth of boundaries, how they are neither good nor bad — and how all boundaries arise from the ocean of unboundedness
• Learn how a sense of disconnect and isolation is a boundary that you’ve created between yourself and the peace, joy, sense of belonging, and ease that you crave
• Explore a unifying understanding of integrative medicine and all healing systems across the world
• Discover a new process that helps managers understand themselves and the scenarios they are managing more completely
• Identify a new, more complete model of human anatomy
• Investigate the role of nutrition, movement, rest, and connection in navigating the Transition Zone
• Experience your inner world as a mirror of your outer world
• Identify your boundaries as malleable, modifiable, and tangible things that change with your life experience
• Explore the gold mine of the Transition Zone to clarify your boundaries
• Discover what a new world entails

Today, science and spirituality are converging to yield deeper insights into the nature of consciousness, the world, and our own nature. Science has peered into the macro and the micro, and spirituality peers into our own world of experience.

Where are the boundaries of science and spirituality? Where do they converge?

During the first week, you’ll ponder the possibility that what you’re seeking is an experience that can be captured neither scientifically nor spiritually… at least not within the traditional forms of science and spirituality.

You’ll begin by looking at consciousness through the basic assumptions of science. What is the process of science? What assumptions does it make? You’ll then take the same approach to examining the practical knowledge that you acquire moment to moment in your daily life, and to examining how you acquire spiritual knowledge.

In examining these, you’ll come to see the traditional limitations of each, which you can start to resolve throughout the rest of the course.

During this opening week, you’ll examine:

• The boundaries of science and spirituality
• Scientific and spiritual approaches to consciousness — how they work, and what their strengths and weaknesses are
• Approaches to understanding gravity, energy, and human anatomy and their benefits and limitations
• The basis of seeking experiences that cannot be captured scientifically or spiritually

We are faced with boundaries all day, every day. Look in front of you now. You’ll see that your vision is naturally limited by the boundary of a wall or another object. Think back to yesterday, and you’ll see that your memory is limited by some mental boundary.

When you begin to recognize that the world we see is a representation of boundaries, the core challenge that you are addressing in your life is crystallized.

Boundaries are everywhere. There are all kinds of boundaries — physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and more. It is in intimately seeing and acknowledging these boundaries that you can begin to answer the question that all philosophers and spiritualists, and even some scientists, have been trying to answer:

What defines the things that make up this world, including our own bodies?

The benefit of crystallizing the problem is that you’ll begin to see that all the knowledge of the world that’s been categorized into different fields such as science, philosophy, spirituality, and more, are in fact differentiated aspects of a core knowledge.

With this, the stage is set for you to choose the boundaries that will empower your purpose and wellbeing… and to realize how to move beyond as necessary.

This week, you’ll discover how:

• Boundaries are everywhere, always influencing how we experience ourselves and the world
• Boundaries are neither good nor bad — they are the nature of the world
• All fields, knowledge, and experiences share the essential characteristic of being defined by boundaries
• You can choose the boundaries that work for you — and acknowledge and release the boundaries that don’t work for you

Now that you have a clear understanding of the boundaries that you’re constantly interfacing with, what can you do about them?

This week, you’ll explore the First Mind, which connects the experience of boundaries that are out there in the world around you with the experience of the boundaries that are in here as your own sense of identity.

Ultimately, you’ll discover that your boundaries and the boundaries of this world are intimately related. This realization throws open the doors to a new world of exploration.

During the third week of class, you’ll discover how:

• The way you experience your inner world is also the way you experience the outer world
• The inner and outer worlds are not two — there is only one experience, cleaved by an unexamined boundary
• Your boundaries are malleable, modifiable, and tangible
• As you attend to the boundary of your own identity, you gain insight into the boundaries, objects, and events of the external world
• Emotion, thought, perception, and experience are all centered on the linchpin of identity

Now that you have surveyed the landscape, crystallized the problem, and are seeing how the nature of the world is intimately related to our own experience of identity, you’ll approach the question:

Where do boundaries come from?

This inquiry leads to the recognition of the Second Mind, which is of the nature of nonlocal, undifferentiated consciousness. Through playing with your own sense of boundary, you’ll begin to see how all boundaries arise from the ocean of unboundedness.

Releasing your boundaries with the dexterity gained from previous modules, you’ll reestablish yourself as your Second Mind nature and begin to see the world and all knowledge fields anew.

During the fourth module, you’ll discover how:

• Boundaries are superimpositions of the nonmaterial
• You can experience your boundaries as your own identity
• Seeing the rising and subsiding of boundaries is the goal of all scientific and spiritual processes
• All boundaries arise from a common origin
• Your true nature is boundless

Shifting from the First to the Second Mind is a process of reorientation, which can be rife with ups and downs if the transition is not well understood.

Having learned the nature of boundaries, you can now become more intimate with the process of working with your boundaries as you move through a Transition Zone of ups and downs.

What are our own personal boundaries made of? What holds them in place? How can you positively leverage the content of your boundaries, rather than being constricted by them?

This week, you’ll explore the depths of your personal stories and experiences that have created the lines of your boundaries, learn to release experiences that no longer serve you… and work with those experiences that define you in the way that you would like to show up in the world.

This week, you’ll:

• Explore the gold mine of the Transition Zone to clarify your boundaries
• Discover the role that boundaries play in integrating all aspects of life
• Understand that the ups and downs of the spiritual process can be exacerbated by a misunderstanding of this Transition Zone
• Investigate the role of nutrition, movement, rest, and connection in navigating the Transition Zone
• Use boundaries to keep your foundation strong even when storms occur

What we call the Third Mind is neither known nor unknown. It is neither the local, personal identity nor the nonlocal, undifferentiated identity.

It is that which appears as the vast and the infinite, that which appears as reality and superimposition, that which goes beyond language and struggle. To inquire into the Third Mind is to fall into silence.

During the sixth week, you’ll:

• Investigate how the local is related to the nonlocal and where they arise from
• Move beyond words to experience rest and explore silence
• Discover how the advancement of society is the movement from the First to the Second Mind — the Third Mind simply is
• Acknowledge the struggle to gain the 3 Minds — and settle into the knowing that they are always with you

If we, as a civilization, come to recognize and engage with the bigger picture of who we are and our potential therein, how could this positively transform our lives?

During the concluding week of class, Dr. Kumar will guide you through the Second Mind society. How can Second Mind experience and understanding inform healthcare, energy, science, and politics?

Within this answer lie new models of human anatomy, new ways of understanding the world, and new ways of organizing natural tendencies and talents to benefit a truly advanced civilization.

This week, you’ll explore:

• A new, more complete model of human anatomy
• A unifying understanding of integrative medicine and all healing systems across the world
• A new approach by which science can understand the world more completely
• A new process of management that helps managers understand themselves and the scenarios they’re managing more completely
• What a new world entails