Deconstructing Depth Psychology 1 Deconstruction of my performativity as a feminist from a post-modernist perspective: Do WHAT?

Deconstruction of my performativity as a feminist from a post-modernist perspective: Do WHAT? Recently, I have been practicing the exercises suggested by Abraham, a group of channeled beings who speak through Esther Hicks. Their message is very simple: Each of us creates our own reality: to get more of what we want, pay attention to what we have (Hicks & Hicks, 2005). My ability to write the sentence above with a straight face should indicate that I accept the possibility of a much larger and more complex energetic universe than is presently verifiable even by today's science. According to Abraham and possibly according to other channeled beings—Oren, Daben, Seth, etc.—we are all physical manifestations of the energy of the universe, "on the leading edge of thought, " and it is our own desires which fuel the expansion of the universe (Hicks & Hicks, 2005, par.2). Our Inner Being, the soul, and/or perhaps the "superconscious, " is our connection to that source. I use the word "superconscious " because that being is conscious of me, even if I am unconscious of "her, it, or them. " Imagine my surprise to read in Tarnas (1991), "nature's unfolding truth emerges only with the active participation of th