Welcome to Deepermind—a place where
science and spirit meet, and their intersection provides a
much deeper insight into the nature of ourselves and the
universe. One of the fruits to this approach is the
understanding that the thoughts generated by our mind are not
us, but only witnessed by our true self.
The soul / true self needs to manage the talkative mind.
With soul management the mind becomes beautiful and productive.
Soul managment means we place our consciousness into the soul / true
self. Without soul management we are unhappy, confused, unable to know
what is right and wrong, and prone to have mental problems.
The brain is very complex and requires layers of management
so all its vast number of parts work together. In order
to achieve this the brain must have a management system to control
trillions of parts. System management is hierarchical and consists of
management and workers on different lives.
To keep the brain working as one machine, it must have a top layer,
which has access to deep wisdom and understanding.
Said in different words, we can equate top management and
the true self with the concept of a soul. By
observing life from the soul's viewpoint, a person's life can be
filled with joy and productivity.
This is the attracting
power of religions. Yet religions are often noisy and
insistent that everyone must accept their doctrine. Because these
doctrines cannot be updated, errors and misunderstandings remain
uncorrected. Astrology and other occult systems have also been shown
not to work and stand in conflict with science and logic.
Deepermind is different.
It is grounded in science and experience, teaching only what truly
works. It is not new age, magical, or hollow—it is practical,
verifiable, and alive with understanding.
This website is broken down into the following pages which are
listed for your convenience at the top of each page.
In Here: On this page we explore how we experience
life moment to moment and the various parts of ourselves that enable
this to happen. This section reveals the inner world where most of
life actually takes place. Through meditation it is possible to
observe how we work inside.
We have the Ego, the talkative mind, the emotions and our
sensations all observed our true self / our soul.
Energy: Here we take a look at the energy within
us. This is not physical energy we get when we eat, but the physic
energy that makes us feel alive. It is best described by the
seven chakras introduced by Eastern Psychology associated with the
Buddhist and Hindu cultures.
Emotions: The energies within produce our feelings
we call our emotions. The best emotion is love which comes from the
upper Chakras. Energy may get stuck in the Chakras by looping
around. For example, love may get blocked and we feel sad and
tired. Instead of love, we may feel anger and fear.
Techniques: Here we find a comprehensive
instructions on alignment found nowhere else. It is called The
Universal Alignment Practice. There are nine steps. It
would take some time to do all the steps so one can select which
combination seems best at the time.
The Soul: The soul, also called our true self, is
mysterious as it is the source of consciousness and not currently
understood by science. Yet we all know we are alive and
experience events as time flows on. If we lift the consciousness into
the soul, we have the benefit of being in the control center, on the
top level. At this level we have accessed to information from
God that is otherwise not accessible.
As science pounders possible quantum activity with the brain, those
pursuing the spiritual path become enlightened and feel joy and
happiness all the time.
Other Authors: What is said on these pages is
echoed by other authors to different degrees. Some authors are
focused on spirituality, others bridge psychology into spiritual
insight. Deepermind encompasses many source material.
Deepermind was created through the insight of great thinkers such as: Abraham Maslow, Carl Jung, and Michael A. Singer.
Additional information has been discovered by the scientists who often
use logic and experiments to understand the material world, and
through modern psychology understand how we work too.
You may think that Deepermind is more like a tapestry woven from
the clearest minds and deepest feelings. By removing the noise, we can
hear the pure music. It is designed to be a series of sparks of
interwoven principles.
Note: If you’re experiencing
depression
or other serious mental health issues, please consult a qualified
doctor and follow their prescribed treatment. That said, the insights
on this website may offer valuable support alongside medical care.
The second link below on how to rewire your brain. It explains how
to get your brain so you don't always do the easy thing though a
dopamine detox. It is on YouTube.
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here to go to the Introduction to Deepermind.
Click
here
to find out how to rewire your brain.
Welcome to Deeperheart—the companion to
Deepermind, and the other wing of the same journey. If Deepermind
reveals how the mind works, Deeperheart reveals how the
heart feels. If one shows the structures of awareness,
the other opens the warmth of compassion. Together they form
balance—clarity and love, wisdom and kindness, vision and embrace.
Deeperheart is about entering life not just with
understanding, but with tenderness. It is about opening
to emotions, stories, and experiences that move us beyond concepts
into what is most deeply human. Here, love is not reduced to
sentiment, but understood as the strongest force we carry—capable
of healing wounds, softening fear, and connecting us to each other
in ways the mind alone cannot.
This site is woven of stories and reflections that
speak to the heart directly. Stories of struggle and
renewal, tales of brokenness turned into healing, and reminders
that compassion is not weakness but a kind of strength that
endures. Through these stories you may see your own journey
reflected, discovering new ways to honor your feelings and live
with greater openness.
Stories of the Heart: The heart speaks best in
stories. Here you will find narratives that stir empathy,
imagination, and recognition. Some are allegories, some are simple
reflections, others are deeply personal. Each one points to a
truth: that the heart grows when it is touched by experience.
Compassion: Compassion is not pity—it is the
recognition that every being suffers, and the willingness to meet
that suffering with gentleness. In this section, you’ll discover
how compassion can soften anger, bridge divisions, and dissolve
loneliness. Compassion starts with yourself: learning to hold your
own wounds with kindness, so you can then extend that same care to
others.
Healing: The heart remembers what the mind
tries to forget. Pain, grief, disappointment—they live quietly
within us, waiting to be faced. This section explores how real
healing comes not from denial but from presence. By allowing
yourself to feel fully, to let the heart breathe even when it
aches, the wound slowly transforms. Healing is not the removal of
scars, but the discovery that scars can become part of your
strength.
Spiritual Love: There is a love deeper than
personal desire or fleeting romance. This is the love that holds
the stars in their places, that pulses in every heartbeat, that
flows through silence as much as through words. Deeperheart
invites you to touch that vast love, to rest in it, and to let it
remind you that you are never alone. Whether you call it divine,
universal, or simply life itself, this love is real and available
to everyone.
Heart Practices: Feelings grow stronger with
practice, just as muscles do. Deeperheart offers ways to live from
the heart: gratitude that brightens the ordinary, forgiveness that
releases the past, loving-kindness that turns strangers into kin,
and mindful listening that makes relationships sacred. These
practices are not rituals to believe in—they are experiments you
can try in daily life, each one opening the heart a little more.
Deeperheart is not about avoiding pain or covering it
with false positivity. It is about facing life as it is,
with honesty and courage. It is about saying yes to joy when it
comes, and yes to sorrow when it arrives, knowing that both are
threads in the same fabric. In this way, the heart becomes a place
of wholeness—not because life is perfect, but because love can
embrace it all.
If Deepermind teaches us to step back from the chatter of
thought, Deeperheart teaches us to lean in to the warmth
of connection. The mind can guide us toward clarity, but
the heart reminds us why clarity matters: because it allows us to
love more deeply, forgive more freely, and live more fully.
Each section of Deeperheart is a doorway. One
leads into the power of compassion, another into the mysteries of
healing, another into the boundless light of spiritual love. Taken
together, they form a path that is both gentle and transformative.
This path does not require belief—it only requires willingness.
Willingness to feel, to care, to open, to allow love to flow where
once there was resistance.
Deeperheart is here to remind you that you are more than a
mind, more than emotions, more than struggles. At your
core, you are love itself—vast, strong, and unbreakable.
These pages are not here to tell you what to think, but to awaken
what you already know.
If you are ready to journey inward not only with thought but
with feeling, not only with clarity but with compassion, then
Deeperheart is waiting for you. Step through the doorway and see
what opens in you.
About the Author
My name is George Norwood, and I created Deepermind.com
and Deeperheart.com to share a living integration
of science and spirit. These two sites are companions, working
together to guide the journey of awakening.
Resources and Tools
Refreshing Your Page
Refreshing a web page works slightly differently depending on your
device and browser. Here’s how to do it across platforms:
Android Phones and Tablets:
– Using Chrome or
most browsers: Tap the circular arrow (⟳) icon near the address bar.
– You can also swipe down from the top of the page with your finger
until you see the reload symbol appear.
iPhone and iPad:
– In Safari: Tap the circular
arrow icon in the address bar (top or bottom, depending on your
settings).
– In Chrome: Tap the three dots (⋮) at the bottom or top
right, then tap the refresh icon.
Windows Computers:
– Press F5
on your keyboard.
– Or press Ctrl + R
–
You can also click the refresh icon near the address bar in any
browser.
Mac (Apple) Computers:
– In Safari or Chrome:
Press Command (⌘) + R
– Or click the refresh
icon near the address bar.
Force Refresh (to bypass cache):
–
Windows: Press Ctrl + F5 or
Shift + Refresh button
– Mac:
Press Command + Shift + R
Refreshing reloads the page. Force-refreshing reloads it from the
server, ignoring stored versions (cache), which is useful if the site
looks outdated.
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