
Dispelling Wetiko
Breaking the Curse of Evil
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Narrated by:
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Keith L. O'Brien
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Written by:
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Paul Levy
About this listen
There is a contagious psychospiritual disease of the soul, a parasite of the mind, that is currently being acted out en masse on the world stage via a collective psychosis of titanic proportions. This mind-virus - which Native Americans have called "wetiko" - covertly operates through the unconscious blind spots in the human psyche, rendering people oblivious to their own madness and compelling them to act against their own best interests.
Drawing on insights from Jungian psychology, shamanism, alchemy, spiritual wisdom traditions, and personal experience, author Paul Levy shows us that hidden within the venom of wetiko is its own antidote, which once recognized can help us wake up and bring sanity back to our society.
©2013 Paul Levy (P)2015 North Atlantic BooksWhat the critics say
"This book brilliantly exposes how the very roots of the madness that is threatening life on earth are ultimately to be found within our own psyche. I love that Paul is taking seriously the profound implications of what it means that all of us are living in a mass, shared dream. His startlingly clear premise challenges me to reflect upon both the world and myself in radically mind-altering ways. Something important is coming through his imagination-filled musings; his visionary insight into the intrinsic genius of our species feels inspired by a truly creative, compassionate, and enlivening spirit. I always look forward to reading Paul's work; it stimulates me to greater heights of lucidity, disturbs me enough to awaken me out of my complacency, and encourages me to fly on the wings of the creative imagination. The world would be a better place if everyone read this book. His vision is a royal gift for all of us. It makes me want to sing. Bravo!"
—Sting
"Dispelling Wetiko is one of those rare, courageous books that leads us where we would prefer not to go: into the depths of our own shadow. Yet this is the most essential journey for our present time.… It is a must-read, without a doubt."
—Caroline Myss, author of Anatomy of the Spirit
"Paul Levy summons us by Wisdom's call to community, action, and our higher humanity. Truly initiatory, this book is inviting us to step through the looking glass and consciously participate in our own evolution. In exposing our psychic blindness, Levy is helping us to open our eyes and see."
—Thom Hartmann, author of The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight
"When I read Dispelling Wetiko, I was unprepared for a work of such true brilliance and depth. Paul Levy should be congratulated on writing a seminal work."
—Brad Steiger, author of Revelation: The Divine Fire
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- Amazon Customer
- 2023-03-10
Need to read for the entire world
Gives great perspective as to how disowning or shadow or hating another only feeds the darkness. To quote the Beatles all you need is love.
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- alwaysonanadventure
- 2022-02-09
Transformational
I listened to this during the Canadian Freedom Convoy 2022 and it was FANTASTIC timing! I watched and witnessed and observed and acted out a fireworks of individual and collective psychosis just as Levy describes in this book. I learned so much about myself and my path of integrity. The night before I finished the book, I had a dream that shone light on yet another of my massive outwardly and subconsciously inwardly casted shadows, allowing me a greater sense of compassion for other and self. Levy is fairly wordy and sometimes repetitive though I absolutely love his use of word play. I had to be in the mood to listen because the narrator’s tone is overly theatrical for my liking. It’s a book that might be best as a hard copy, and taken in smaller chunks for processing. I think it’s helpful to be interested in, even passionate about Jung’s ideas or you might feel a bit lost in a deep, dark, esoteric forest. I loved it and found it transformational.
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