Spiritual Technology
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From a Spiritual Technology POV and in answer to why I don't look at everything from a one issue, wholeness approach and why do I divide help into three different levels
Spiritual
Mental/Emotional
Physical
I say...
First, I really appreciate this opportunity to more clearly express my vision and my passion.
Spiritual Technology and my "Transform Your Spiritual Practice" work would be similar to your recommendation. I think it differs slightly in that it is primarily based on experience without explanation first (integration of primes) and then moves or trains one to switch from a judgment or personalizing POV to a observation, calibration and navigation POV through an experiential process, not a mental assent process. It also acknowledges that intention is always there. It simply brings to awareness the intention so one can line up with it.
And I would agree with Dr. Bartlett's statement that you quoted depending on the context/frame he is referring too. He said, " It is a mistake to view body, mind, spirit as different things. It's all one "thing" or "process'.
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In Spiritual Technology when I deal with a client who is having a physical blockage in their intestines. I do view it all as the same thing and work from that level (Spiritual Psychology). If that does not work I use tools and techniques that are designed for the mental/emotional level (Energy Psychology) and "IF" that does not do the trick I move to using tools designed to effect the physical level (Energy Medicine).
With spiritual technology we start with the "one thing", "one process" model and if or when it doesn't work I'm flexible enough to go for another model. I prefer to let the model come after the experience rather than before even though I'm willing to start with a particular model.
Spiritual Technology would restate Dr. Barlett's statement as "It is a mistake to only view body, mind, spirit as either different things or as one thing. They are both at the same time. There is content, context (many things) AND process (one thing). The majority of the time working with process (one thing) corrects content and context (many things) and yet when it does not it is useful to have tools that work on the content and context (many things) level. It's all one "thing" or "process' and when addressing it as one thing doesn't work, sometimes, it is useful to deal with it the way the client perceives it... as separate things. Regardless of whether it really is or not.
The reason for the three levels are for dealing with people where they are. I use the three illusionary divisions to enter their model of the world and get results where they are. I personally operate from an all inclusive -one thing model, ( i.e. the energy model on my website-what's behind it all) I apply it to spirituality, energy, mentality, emotionalism, physical, etc. When I am dealing with clients (depending on where they are) I use the three level model to allow them understanding of what we are dong.
All the things that are stated on the Matrix home page such as "The Matrix is the frame on which the canvas of reality is stretched. It allows us to move beyond healing into personal transformation. It is, in fact, a way to reconstruct our reality.", is exactly what I do when someone comes for Next Level Training (Transform Your Spiritual Practice). We reconstruct from an experiential level, not the mental level. Even with the basic integration of someone's primes (Deep PEAT) which is about transformation experientially, healing, a by-product of transformation many times does take place.
I am a Transformationalist, and healing is a by-product of moving to the next level. Healing is but a rest-stop on the way to experiencing who you really are. Many people ONLY want healing, they could care less about transformation. That is fine I can provide either or both with Spiritual technology and my Transform Your Spiritual Practice to the next level..
The three levels (illusionary divisions) are for people who want to deal with remedial problems only (healing instead of transformation), even though I deal with it generatively. (I like to meet and exceed clients expectations.)
Taking the statement above quoted from Dr. Bartlett's web site and making it actual experience can be done in a very short time (see the 45 minutes from start to enlightenment offer below). Continued moving into the experience and operating from oneness inside of duality is what the "Transform Your Spiritual Practice" is all about and I suspect Dr. Bartlett's program is about also.
I do not know about Dr. Bartlett's program and yet I do know that Spiritual technology is foundationally, more experientially based than knowledge based just as your programs are better understood from experience vs. a knowledge of the technology.
