What Palehorse has said about Superconscious creativity

Palehorse contends that despair, anger and division are 'dragons' that prevent people from making art and sharing compassion.

“The dragons, those are the things that are going to keep us from making our art”

Seekers of the Eternal: 60 ~ Unlocking Your Inner Genius w/ Palehorse (Feb 5, 2025) · Listen from 8:19

Palehorse argues that war and violence produce only temporary change, while true change comes from uplifting oneself and thereby the world.

“The real true change, the real true way to make a good difference in this world is to uplift ourselves”

Seekers of the Eternal: 60 ~ Unlocking Your Inner Genius w/ Palehorse (Feb 5, 2025) · Listen from 16:27

Palehorse urges artists to move beyond Dalí-style subconscious inspiration toward superconscious inspiration, which he says the present age demands.

“this is what salvador dali was doing was accessing the subconscious mind but here for our purposes i want to encourage us to move into a higher calling”

Seekers of the Eternal: 60 ~ Unlocking Your Inner Genius w/ Palehorse (Feb 5, 2025) · Listen from 34:58

Palehorse argues that chasing repeated success, fame and followers leads artists to anxiety and suffering.

“We've got to keep getting more famous or more followers. And all of this just leads to so much suffering”

Seekers of the Eternal: 60 ~ Unlocking Your Inner Genius w/ Palehorse (Feb 5, 2025) · Listen from 37:19

Palehorse, citing Rizwan Virk, warns that some apparent inspirations are 'anti-clues' that lead back into negative habitual patterns.

“We have these anti-clues that arise and they feel so right in the moment, but they are actually the dragon”

Seekers of the Eternal: 60 ~ Unlocking Your Inner Genius w/ Palehorse (Feb 5, 2025) · Listen from 43:08