While I understand that many people think the mind is complex, the way I see it is simple and that is how I teach it to others, with a completely new, refreshing, and easy-to-understand approach. My mission is to provide information that support the minds, lives, and souls of people, who cannot access this information anywhere else, or who may have become lost in the world matrix. I’m told I ‘make people think’ – there is perhaps no great compliment for a teacher, literally appointed by the Universe. My work is to constantly personally reflect and grow, while I actively dispel the outdated programmed beliefs and misperceptions in the conscious and unconscious collective. I teach a completely new, inspirational holographic view of life and humanity, and created the College of the Mind, where no-one needs prior qualifications or experience and where they can relax and explore fascinating phenomena and learn to understand and master themselves. My intention is to free people from the prison of their own mind, to bring them back into awareness, simply because they are curious about really captivating subjects, or just want to blow the cobwebs away and expand their understanding. While I am academically accredited and hold the highest professional teaching qualification, I recognise that people do not always want to be examined or assessed, as it takes the fun out of learning – and so I dispense with all of that. Anywhere at the College, it’s me, students, a Universe of knowledge, and a whole lot of laughter!
Often I tell people three things; that what they might think is weird to them is normal in my world, that because of my unusual perception, I’m most likely the only person who is going to put things together for them in the way they can understand, and that I have done and continue to do my own homework. For whatever reason, I’m able to see straight through to the genesis of any situation, read the subtext through the conscious noise, and be able to give answers to the question why?
My role is to translate that which has, in my view, been unnecessarily complicated in text about the mind, life and experience, and which often leaves most people confused or concerned that they alone do not understand or have a psychological issue that is abnormal and incurable. I don’t believe any of that. I believe in education, not medication. To educate means ‘to lead out’ – and I do, for anyone who wants to follow. People are more ordinary and understandable than they think and it often comes as a huge relief to them to hear that. My role is to normalise the abnormal for others and to explain the mind and experiences for people – to understand that which they cannot see in the clearest and best way possible, to help make a difference in the way we think, behave, and live. When I physically depart this world, my intention is to leave behind a legacy, a whole body of work for others to find hope, peace, and comfort in.
The golden apple theme for College of the Mind arose several years ago whilst I was reading for a Masters Degree in Psychoanalysis. From a thought-provoking quote, I had a profound realisation that everyone was entitled to gather knowledge (symbolically represented as apples), no matter if they were a highly intellectual master or a novice apprentice. The original college name Hebe is from Greek mythology, ‘the cup-bearer to the gods’, that spontaneously arose in a conversation I had with a publishing agency that wanted to know my company name. At that time I had just written Pandora’s Panacea and didn’t have a company. I replied, ‘Oh no, I’m nobody really, I just wrote a book that I want to publish’. ‘Right’, replied the operator, ‘I just need a name for the computer’. And thus, in a nanosecond, Hebe College was born – years before I actually developed it. Later, with global interest rapidly growing in my work, I put the College online and evolved the name to the ‘College of the Mind’. Carole Sawo is my real name. Carole means ‘song’, and Sawo originates from very Old English, it means ‘soul’. Therefore my given name, translates as ‘Song of the Soul’.
I really do wish for others to find congruence and peace within themselves, and inspiration in the work I produce, because this is not just a company mission statement. Everything that you see here is a glimpse into a much bigger plan that exists on the holographic script within the mansions of my own mind – my Soul’s Mission.
With my love,
Carole Sawo