Rooted in a holistic approach, Siweb demonstrates how human living is a continuous flow of experience and how experience happens. Valuable to achieve what you consider beneficial. Life urges us to find answers on many different levels, regarding the world, regarding ourselves and mainly regarding the reason of our existence. Our answers are often biased, dictated by custom and tradition, also when they are considered as ‘religion’ and ‘science’. Author Yoginâm went with this book on a phenomenological quest of what it means that we are what we are, seeing the world the way we see it. He found in Siweb an approach that is so simple, so logical, and so easy to use that it leads to answers that are sometimes very surprising and illuminating. The way traumas are embedded in our lives; the way our opinions and believes are formed; they all follow a very basic pattern. Once you know how to use Siweb, it is very valuable for changing what you consider undesirable and achieving what you consider beneficial. Siweb is not a model; it is a way of thinking that cuts through the lurking bias of our orientation and helps us in the management of ordinary life as well as the quest for a spiritual endeavour which is not at all separate from it. Its phenomenological nature makes it also possible to use Siweb for management of organisation and adopting appropriate policies. Siweb is not a truth but a tool to understand how experience happens, how it happens each instant of each persons life. We are experience, every individual is continuous experience between birth and death. That is what distinguishes us from any imitation no matter how good. The dimensions of Experience bear the gift of life which does not need a creator nor a hereafter but is in need of proper management. Table of Contents Preface 7 Introduction 15 1. For the rain it raineth every day 25 2. All is One; or is it? 33 3. ‘Know Thyself’ 37 4. Well-Being 41 5. ‘I/World’ 47 6. Witnessing 49 7. Awareness 53 8. The Spheres of Awareness 57 9. Abbah and Asha 63 10. Resonance 67 11. Nâm 73 12. Peaceful Acknowledgement 77 13. Siweb is Practice 79 14. Habitual Programmes of Perception 85 15. Identification in Experience 91 16. Shifting Attention 95 17. The Language of Siweb 99 18. Body: Experience as Sense Perception 111 19. Mind: Experience as Consciousness and Thinking 119 20. Soul: Experience in Emotion 131 21. Soul as Identification 139 22. Soul and Communication 143 23. Cause and Consequence 153 24. Soul and Duration 157 25. Soul is Collective 161 26. Soul is Memory 165 27. Soul and Now 169 28. Soul and Trauma 173 29. Soul and Dreaming 177 30. Soul and Causal Resonance 179 31. Causal Dissociation 183 32. Spirit: Experience in Direction 185 33. Spirit and Habitual Programmes of Perception 187 34. Managing Habitual Programmes of Perception 191 35. Spirit and Creating 195 36. From Soul Identification to Heart Identification 199 37. Imagination and Free Will 207 38. Task of Human Living 211