New Earth Psychology

A consciousness-based approach to psychology

​(Disclaimer: This approach to psychology deviates from current clinical practises, and it is not an evidence-based health care practise. Rather, it can be described as a holistic counselling service, providing practical techniques, guidance and experiences that facilitate the process of awakening. My work as a licensed clinical psychologist is separate from this work as a consciousness facilitator. I do not currently offer clinical psychology services outside of Finland. New Earth Psychology services are for awakened humans, who take responsibility of their own lives and choices.)

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​What is New Earth Psychology?

New Earth Psychology is what I call my personal philosophy and multidimensional approach to integrating spiritual wisdom and psychological knowledge for the purpose of supporting awakening humans. You can read more below...

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Tenets of New Earth Psychology

– a metaphysical approach to psychology

1. The principle of a multidimensional self

As humans, we are multidimensional beings. New Earth Psychology acknowledges and honors the many dimensions of the self, including the physical, mental, emotional, subconscious and superconscious dimensions. These dimensions of the self are interlinked and in constant communication with each other. New Earth Psychology seeks to explore and research the limitless domains of consciousness.

2. The principle of direct access to divinity

New Earth Psychology is based on the understanding that each of us has a divine core, and it is this connection with our innate, natural and eternal divinity that heals us, nourishes us and provides us with the answers we are looking for. Every human being has a divine origin and can access it directly.

3. The principle of energy and consciousness

New Earth Psychology is based on the premise that energy responds to consciousness. Everything that we perceive and experience is energy, but who we are, in essence, is consciousness. Everything in our external reality is a reflection and manifestation of our internal reality (our beliefs, expectations, and perspectives). To change something in our external reality, we must change the way we perceive ourselves and how we relate to the world.

4. The principle of creatorship

New Earth Psychology assumes that we are creator beings, and our experiences are created by our choices – whether these choices are conscious or not. Everything within our perceived reality exists because it serves some aspect of the self. To understand why something is in our reality, we must be aware of the many facets and aspects of the self. We are more in control of our experience of reality when we become clear about what we choose and why we choose it. Freedom is the result of owning our inherent creatorship: We always have the freedom to make a new choice and create a different experience.

5. The principle of understanding aspects

The Self expresses, experiences, expands and explores itself through aspects. Aspects are like acts or roles that the soul wears in its quest to know itself. The human has countless aspects that can be dormant or expressed, conscious or subconscious, fragmented or integrated, feminine or masculine, light or dark... A natural and inevitable part of awakening is the increased awareness and integration of one's aspects. This process is central (though not unique) to New Earth Psychology and has been called shadow work, inner parts work, soul retrieval, Aspectology or simply, integration.

6. The principle of integration

According to New Earth Psychology, the root of suffering is a belief or a feeling of separation. Examples include: when we feel disconnected from parts of the self, disconnected from the divine, or disconnected from our surroundings. The solution to this inner fragmentation is integration. Integration could be described as a sense of divine belonging. Integration requires radical acceptance (non-judgment) of one’s aspects and experiences. ​

7. The principle of expansion

Our consciousness expands through experience and expression. Through our human experiences, the soul gathers wisdom: Each experience leads to new questions and answers, which can be distilled into wisdom. Wisdom transforms any painful experience into healing, new potentials, self-awareness and, eventually, ascension. Through each healing experience, we arrive at a higher perspective. While there is a point of integration – in other words, a point of completion where old karmic imbalances or emotional wounds have been transformed into wisdom and compassion – there is no end point to expansion.

8. The principle of presence

New Earth Psychology understands that all healing happens in the present moment. Even when we are addressing emotional wounds from the past or anxiety about the future, the solution or the healing can only be found in the present moment. Therefore, many of the tools and techniques used in this approach centre around being grounded, present and embodied.

9. The principle of healing through joy

New Earth Psychology maintains that awakening is possible without suffering. This approach to psychology seeks ways to healing and integration that are joyful, creative, playful, simple, magical, and grounded. We can have both depth and joy at the same time. Intense and uncomfortable emotions are inevitable in awakening and healing, however, there are many things that can make the experience more graceful and fulfilling. ​

10. The principle of sovereignty

As individual, sovereign beings, the healing and awakening journey is unique for each of us. New Earth Psychology acknowledges that there are many pathways to the self, and each person knows best what resonates with them. The principle of sovereignty highlights the understanding that we can each access our divine knowingness from within.

11. The principle of self-love

Healing is practically synonymous with allowing self-love. New Earth Psychology places much of its focus on the relationship with self. After all, it is the relationship with self that determines your relationships with other humans and how you experience life in general. There are many layers to self-love, ranging from practical self-care and boundary setting to practising self-compassion. There are also the more subtle ways of allowing self-love, such as connecting with your true essence and remembering the infinite source of love within.