Everybody knows Marx’s famous term “the means of production.” People who are afraid of communism use it as a bugbear as in “communists are going to nationalize the means of production and then you won’t be able to own your own home.” That’s not true, of course. The means of production are not personal property
Get up, shower, eat, work, scroll the corporate feeds, read the corporate news, eat, sleep, wash, repeat. The routines and rituals of industrial religion.
Erich Fromm’s analysis of heteronomous force in To Have or to Be? anticipates the Lightning Path’s Eupsychian Theory by decades. Framing his insights through Toxic Socialization and the Seven Essential Needs, we see how the Regime of Accumulation suppresses our drives to Align and Connect, producing the pathology that sustains a broken world. The Suppression
Introduction to Lightning Path Psychological Theory The Lightning Path proposes a dual-consciousness model of human psychology grounded in the premise that the human psyche comprises two distinct but interactive entities: the —a temporally bounded, biologically instantiated consciousness governed by the evolutionary neurology of the —and the , a transcendent consciousness neither limited nor substantially constrained
The Lightning Path Sociological Theory is a critical class theory that reconceptualizes human social organization not as a natural or evolutionary outcome of human cooperation, but as an structured system of extraction—what the framework terms a —intentionally designed by an to extract from a at the expense of human health, development, and spiritual connection. The
Lightning Path Spirituality You can’t talk about and the actuation of full without talking about spirituality. Even a casual glance at the historical and empirical record, even a cursory look at humanity, even a brief look at the science, tells you there is something powerful there worth examining. The question is, what is it? That’s
One of the Seven Essential Needs outlined in the Theory of Essential Needs (Sosteric, 2016) is alignment. As outlined in my article “Eupsychian Theory I,” the seven essential needs are just that, essential. They are the physiological, environmental, cognitive, emotional, psychological, alignment, and connection needs that are fundamental requirements of human health and full development
