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Manifesting what you want by Jon Rappoport Manifesting what you want by Jon Rappoport July 21, 2016 (To read about Jon’s mega-collection, Exit From The Matrix, click here (hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com/exitfrom-the-matrix/).) Much has been wriĴen about the so-called “art of manifestation.” Some people have developed the notion that siĴing in a room and thinking, in a certain way, about what they desire and snapping their fingers will deliver the goods. They’re looking for a trick, like picking an ace out of a deck of cards. First of all, there is a state of mind in which a person doesn’t get what he wants. Believing he can stay in that state of mind and perform some effective trick is a dead-end. He has to change his state of mind. But how? And what is the nature of the new state of mind? All states of mind, to the degree they are quiescent, ive, and complacent, are unworkable. Even more important, a state of mind isn’t a defined target at which you shoot an arrow, hoping for a direct hit. What is needed is a new breakthrough into dynamic, active, wide-ranging consciousness. And what does that mean? It means tapping into and using imagination. It means “changing the basis of operation,” so a person is living through and by imagination. “Living outward, creatively.” “Imagining a reality you desire.” And yes, working toward it. Working toward its fulfillment. Imagine a thing, work toward making it fact in the world. ***But there is more. As person works in this way—still living through and by imagination—he will discover that the reality he is making into fact in the world is expanding. It’s growing new branches, as he imagines it 7/22/2016 8:58 AM
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more fully. More power therefore comes into being. And more energy. All this is light years beyond mere “visualizing.” It’s a life lived. And that makes all the difference. That makes all the difference. This life lived will spawn all sorts of astonishing synchronicities and spontaneous insights and beyondnormal capabilities. The entire accumulation of everything that exists in the universe doesn’t contain the source of manifestation. A person can aĴribute his own imagination to the universe if he wants to—in other words, he can imagine his own imagination resides there. But in doing so, does he therefore become more dynamic and active, or does he spend more time waiting around some cosmic bus station, quiescently, hoping for gifts to descend upon him? Each one of us is a unique artist of making reality. On that great road, all the great questions one has been asking are eventually answered as a spontaneous side-effect of taking the voyage. Manifestation comes about through this life lived. This whole expanding life. —What comes next is a piece I wrote on the law of aĴraction. I took the “law” apart because it still stands as one of the most popular “brands” promoting the art of manifestation. It needs to be understood…and having read this far, you already have a context in which to view it more clearly. Here we go: The law of aĴraction: garbled fragment of a lost tradition— There is no way to state the law of aĴraction with finality, because thousands of people have tinkered with it, and some of them earnestly believe they have the only “true” version. I’ll present several of the more popular descriptions first, and then comment. “The law of aĴraction is the name given to the maxim ‘like aĴracts like’ which in New Thought philosophy is used to sum up the idea that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts a person brings positive or negative experiences into their life…” (Wikipedia) “The Law of AĴraction is no scary science or heavy philosophy – it is all about turning good intentions into positive action. It really is as simple as that. Simple exercises like filling your thoughts, words and energies with positivity and possibility, knowing exactly what it is that you want and then simply ‘allowing’ the universe to flow.” (thelawofaĴraction.com) “Someone has said, ‘the Universe has imagined it even beĴer than you have.’ And we like to add to that: The Universe got all of its information about what you like from you, and it has ed every piece of it and has put it together in perfect formation. And so, the things that are on their way to you are so much beĴer than you even know that you want. And as you allow them, the essence all of these things that the Universe knows that you are wanting make their way to you and appear in perfect timing for you.” (abraham-hicks.com) The first thing to notice about these formulations is that they have a major ive component. You’re just there, thinking good thoughts, and the universe delivers its gifts to you. Hello! Incoming! And the second thing to notice is how the universe itself is characterized. It isn’t planets, stars, and galaxies. It’s a mystic 7/22/2016 8:58 AM
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“everything” that is paying close aĴention to you. It’s an outside force that is ready and willing to along positive results in exchange for positive thoughts. It’s no surprise that the law of aĴraction has flourished in modern America. The law, in its own strange way, is a marvel of optimism. “No need to worry, all you need to do is accentuate the positive in your thoughts, and good things will descend upon you.” There is even a more “sophisticated” version of the law, whereby, if you think-positive and don’t receive what you want, you didn’t really want it. That is, your higher self didn’t want it. Therefore, disappointment isn’t possible. The law is also an expression of a severely declining culture, in which large numbers of people, living in a superficial land of plenty, just can’t seem to be happy. They’re not geĴing what they want. The presents under the Xmas tree aren’t the right presents. The dreams they’re dreaming aren’t coming true. Therefore: build a beĴer Santa Claus. Call him Universe. The law of aĴraction also has a dark side: don’t entertain negative thoughts or negative things will happen to you. This may as well be an overt piece of mind control, because…who can avoid a trickle or a stream of negative thoughts? The individual is being set up. “Be a cop. Monitor yourself. Be your own Surveillance State. Keep those negative thoughts away. Don’t think of a pink elephant driving a truck on the sidewalk as you step out a café…” The law of aĴraction: it’s as if someone read an ancient torn manuscript, tried to reconstruct a valuable piece of information, and missed the mark by a few miles. He got it all wrong. He got it backwards. Everything he could get wrong he did get wrong. Why do I say that? First of all, re the law of aĴraction, we’re talking about “positive and negative thought” at a level of power and meaning that is weak, weak, weak. We’re talking about an inconsequential level of thinking altogether. We’re also talking about thought that is divorced from action. The individual is characterized as if he were a radio antenna, a receiving apparatus. Thoughts are coming in, good ones and bad ones. His job is to filter out the bad ones and strive to accentuate the good ones. This is preposterous. This is a losing proposition. In ancient Tibet, before the priest class took over and established a theocracy, the practitioners of the art of manifestation were operating at a truly profound level of creation. If someone had come up with the law of aĴraction, he would have been encouraged to see it and invent it with all the sustained intensity he possibly could—and then, when he had the law before him with alive and electric force, he would have been told: get rid of it. The whole notion of Tibetan magic was: creation and destruction. Through long-term grounding in this practice, the student would eventually come to see, first-hand, that he could invent anything and also dispense with it. Now we’re talking about power. Not the inconsequential static of “positive and negative thoughts.” Not the liĴle amateur radio station. Instead, the Niagara, initiated by the student and goĴen rid of by the student. “You’re in love with the idea of a beneficent universe that delivers all good things? All right, imagine that universe with all the energy you can muster. Spend months creating it. And then, when you’re quite sure you’ve got that marvelous invention, and it’s going to hand down to you everything you want, get rid of your invention. You see? You’re the artist of reality. You invent it. You can invent whatever you want, and you can destroy it, too. You’re the painter with an infinite canvas. You can fill it up with anything you want—and you can also paint over it and erase it out of existence. And there’s no need to feel sad about it, 7/22/2016 8:58 AM
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because you KNOW you can create endlessly. You’re living in a sea of abundance, not because the universe is mandating it, not because any entity or force or field or personage is mandating it or allowing it, but because YOU are the beginning and end of the abundance.” The Tibetans weren’t fooling around. They weren’t taking a stroll through a mall. They weren’t pining over some fervently wished for relationship that never was. They weren’t cooking up some liĴle religion with rainbows and marshmallows. They weren’t a terminally sentimental culture. They weren’t living and dying by dreams of abject hope. They weren’t inventing some good guy at the center of universe who comes down the chimney every night to deliver presents. For that twisted version of the truth to flourish, there had to be a culture that was seeming to produce a consumer paradise. A place where every toy and machine and frizzle and frazzle on shelves of plenty were within arm’s reach—and still the people were unhappy. Then, the people would imagine that a higher St. Nick was available by merely “thinking good thoughts.” Then, people would believe this St. Nick was “giving them permission” to be happy.
(hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com/exit-from-the-matrix/) Re the law of aĴraction, those early Tibetans would say: “Are you really worried about thinking a negative thought? Wow. Excuse us for laughing. All right, take one of those negative thoughts and invent it sky-high. Go to the quarry and cut out a two-ton block of granite and have some horses drag it back home and spend a few months engraving that negative thought on the stone and put lights on it and hold a week-long boggling celebration—and then blow up the stone. Do this whole process as many times as you need to, until you realize you can invent anything and then get rid of it. Until you realize you’re an artist of reality and you’re infinitely more powerful than some weak sister of a ‘negative thought’. Please.” An artist of reality puts together a vision of something he deeply, deeply, deeply desires, and then he strides out and brings it into being in the world. Because he wants to. Because he’ll walk through whatever he has to walk through to bring it to fruition. And that’s “the law of aĴraction.” It’s not a law and it isn’t aĴraction. It’s art. It’s creation. It’s invention. The individual, as an artist of reality, can go anywhere and access anything: he can tap into fields of data, oceans of being, other people’s minds, this consciousness and that consciousness, this role and that role, as well as mysteries; he can merge and un-merge—or he can do none of that. He can invent power out of nothing. He can, as artists have since the dawn of time, experience the joy and ecstasy of bringing to life his greatest dreams. He can invent and choose those dreams. And moving ahead with great energy, THEN he can also “just sit and listen” at times and have all sorts of fabulous material “come through.” And he can also, if he wants to, put ALL that on the shelf, and just walk down the street in the rain and hold a newspaper over his head and hail a cab and ride to a restaurant and have a drink and eat a meal with a friend and talk about the horse who won the fifth race at Del Mar. 7/22/2016 8:58 AM
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What I’m describing in this article is an open path. It’s open to all people. Jon Rappoport The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED(hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com /the-matrix-revealed/), EXIT FROM THE MATRIX (hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com/exit-from-thematrix/), and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX (hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com/power-outsidethe-matrix/), Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Puliĵer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here (hĴp://j.mp/1HvKCU1) or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here (hĴp://j.mp/1SfPuzL). This entry was posted in Energy & Imagination, Law of AĴraction.
3 comments on “Manifesting what you want” Will MaĴhew says: July 21, 2016 at 6:01 pm I really liked this article on manifestation, I know it works. It took me about 30 years to get my dream mountain house, but it was worth the wait. Not only did I manifest it, but the area where I used to look (a smaller mountain just south of mine) for a home never worked out. Instead I now look down at the other mountain from one even higher, at less the cost too. Reply artemisix says: July 21, 2016 at 11:06 pm Wow, thank you so much for this article. Some friends of mine are really into the law of aĴraction and i have been chided for too many negative posts. I just thought they were important to know type things. this reminds me of the moments i really feel a sense of co creation happening. The most astonishing things come to fruition. Still working on being an airship captain though…….Ya! Reply binra says: July 22, 2016 at 5:36 am Know Thyself! Until you know yourself you are operating out of false premises. What can you then expect! The blaming mind of good-bad is not a reliable guide – or rather leads into reliance on a compulsive or driven behaviour under an authoritarian or coercive ‘will’. The true/false IS a true guide. But – it takes one to know one – and the opening of a true foundation is the Beginning – (and the way – and the end – if allowing a foundation then brings forth in like fruit). An insane confusion under false premises ‘manifests’ a straight-jacket, a prison-planet, a destructive intent masking in positive , a mind-trap, a spliĴing ‘mind’ that blocks the original or true function of Mind.
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Like vibrational frequencies are already one ‘level’ or ‘channel’. If you participate in fear-thinking you operate out from a fearfully defined sense of self. (Note I did not say honestly feeling fears when they arise and embracing them). The forms of the fear-thoughts may seem ‘positive’ but the effect will be segregative, separating, and disconnected experience of struggle. When enough people (reinforcement) get stuck (in defining their experience in rigid and fixed ) in the same place (identifying in struggle) – they call it ‘reality’. As long as you deny or invalidate other choices you will still at some level be choosing them. You cannot ignore the effects of your subconscious and unconscious thoughts just because they are ‘out of mind’ or projected and associated with ‘THEM!” or ‘Others’. Or rather, you cannot forever deny yourself. Reply
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Manifesting what you want by Jon Rappoport Manifesting what you want by Jon Rappoport July 21, 2016 (To read about Jon’s mega-collection, Exit From The Matrix, click here (hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com/exitfrom-the-matrix/).) Much has been wriĴen about the so-called “art of manifestation.” Some people have developed the notion that siĴing in a room and thinking, in a certain way, about what they desire and snapping their fingers will deliver the goods. They’re looking for a trick, like picking an ace out of a deck of cards. First of all, there is a state of mind in which a person doesn’t get what he wants. Believing he can stay in that state of mind and perform some effective trick is a dead-end. He has to change his state of mind. But how? And what is the nature of the new state of mind? All states of mind, to the degree they are quiescent, ive, and complacent, are unworkable. Even more important, a state of mind isn’t a defined target at which you shoot an arrow, hoping for a direct hit. What is needed is a new breakthrough into dynamic, active, wide-ranging consciousness. And what does that mean? It means tapping into and using imagination. It means “changing the basis of operation,” so a person is living through and by imagination. “Living outward, creatively.” “Imagining a reality you desire.” And yes, working toward it. Working toward its fulfillment. Imagine a thing, work toward making it fact in the world. ***But there is more. As person works in this way—still living through and by imagination—he will discover that the reality he is making into fact in the world is expanding. It’s growing new branches, as he imagines it 7/22/2016 8:58 AM
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more fully. More power therefore comes into being. And more energy. All this is light years beyond mere “visualizing.” It’s a life lived. And that makes all the difference. That makes all the difference. This life lived will spawn all sorts of astonishing synchronicities and spontaneous insights and beyondnormal capabilities. The entire accumulation of everything that exists in the universe doesn’t contain the source of manifestation. A person can aĴribute his own imagination to the universe if he wants to—in other words, he can imagine his own imagination resides there. But in doing so, does he therefore become more dynamic and active, or does he spend more time waiting around some cosmic bus station, quiescently, hoping for gifts to descend upon him? Each one of us is a unique artist of making reality. On that great road, all the great questions one has been asking are eventually answered as a spontaneous side-effect of taking the voyage. Manifestation comes about through this life lived. This whole expanding life. —What comes next is a piece I wrote on the law of aĴraction. I took the “law” apart because it still stands as one of the most popular “brands” promoting the art of manifestation. It needs to be understood…and having read this far, you already have a context in which to view it more clearly. Here we go: The law of aĴraction: garbled fragment of a lost tradition— There is no way to state the law of aĴraction with finality, because thousands of people have tinkered with it, and some of them earnestly believe they have the only “true” version. I’ll present several of the more popular descriptions first, and then comment. “The law of aĴraction is the name given to the maxim ‘like aĴracts like’ which in New Thought philosophy is used to sum up the idea that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts a person brings positive or negative experiences into their life…” (Wikipedia) “The Law of AĴraction is no scary science or heavy philosophy – it is all about turning good intentions into positive action. It really is as simple as that. Simple exercises like filling your thoughts, words and energies with positivity and possibility, knowing exactly what it is that you want and then simply ‘allowing’ the universe to flow.” (thelawofaĴraction.com) “Someone has said, ‘the Universe has imagined it even beĴer than you have.’ And we like to add to that: The Universe got all of its information about what you like from you, and it has ed every piece of it and has put it together in perfect formation. And so, the things that are on their way to you are so much beĴer than you even know that you want. And as you allow them, the essence all of these things that the Universe knows that you are wanting make their way to you and appear in perfect timing for you.” (abraham-hicks.com) The first thing to notice about these formulations is that they have a major ive component. You’re just there, thinking good thoughts, and the universe delivers its gifts to you. Hello! Incoming! And the second thing to notice is how the universe itself is characterized. It isn’t planets, stars, and galaxies. It’s a mystic 7/22/2016 8:58 AM
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“everything” that is paying close aĴention to you. It’s an outside force that is ready and willing to along positive results in exchange for positive thoughts. It’s no surprise that the law of aĴraction has flourished in modern America. The law, in its own strange way, is a marvel of optimism. “No need to worry, all you need to do is accentuate the positive in your thoughts, and good things will descend upon you.” There is even a more “sophisticated” version of the law, whereby, if you think-positive and don’t receive what you want, you didn’t really want it. That is, your higher self didn’t want it. Therefore, disappointment isn’t possible. The law is also an expression of a severely declining culture, in which large numbers of people, living in a superficial land of plenty, just can’t seem to be happy. They’re not geĴing what they want. The presents under the Xmas tree aren’t the right presents. The dreams they’re dreaming aren’t coming true. Therefore: build a beĴer Santa Claus. Call him Universe. The law of aĴraction also has a dark side: don’t entertain negative thoughts or negative things will happen to you. This may as well be an overt piece of mind control, because…who can avoid a trickle or a stream of negative thoughts? The individual is being set up. “Be a cop. Monitor yourself. Be your own Surveillance State. Keep those negative thoughts away. Don’t think of a pink elephant driving a truck on the sidewalk as you step out a café…” The law of aĴraction: it’s as if someone read an ancient torn manuscript, tried to reconstruct a valuable piece of information, and missed the mark by a few miles. He got it all wrong. He got it backwards. Everything he could get wrong he did get wrong. Why do I say that? First of all, re the law of aĴraction, we’re talking about “positive and negative thought” at a level of power and meaning that is weak, weak, weak. We’re talking about an inconsequential level of thinking altogether. We’re also talking about thought that is divorced from action. The individual is characterized as if he were a radio antenna, a receiving apparatus. Thoughts are coming in, good ones and bad ones. His job is to filter out the bad ones and strive to accentuate the good ones. This is preposterous. This is a losing proposition. In ancient Tibet, before the priest class took over and established a theocracy, the practitioners of the art of manifestation were operating at a truly profound level of creation. If someone had come up with the law of aĴraction, he would have been encouraged to see it and invent it with all the sustained intensity he possibly could—and then, when he had the law before him with alive and electric force, he would have been told: get rid of it. The whole notion of Tibetan magic was: creation and destruction. Through long-term grounding in this practice, the student would eventually come to see, first-hand, that he could invent anything and also dispense with it. Now we’re talking about power. Not the inconsequential static of “positive and negative thoughts.” Not the liĴle amateur radio station. Instead, the Niagara, initiated by the student and goĴen rid of by the student. “You’re in love with the idea of a beneficent universe that delivers all good things? All right, imagine that universe with all the energy you can muster. Spend months creating it. And then, when you’re quite sure you’ve got that marvelous invention, and it’s going to hand down to you everything you want, get rid of your invention. You see? You’re the artist of reality. You invent it. You can invent whatever you want, and you can destroy it, too. You’re the painter with an infinite canvas. You can fill it up with anything you want—and you can also paint over it and erase it out of existence. And there’s no need to feel sad about it, 7/22/2016 8:58 AM
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because you KNOW you can create endlessly. You’re living in a sea of abundance, not because the universe is mandating it, not because any entity or force or field or personage is mandating it or allowing it, but because YOU are the beginning and end of the abundance.” The Tibetans weren’t fooling around. They weren’t taking a stroll through a mall. They weren’t pining over some fervently wished for relationship that never was. They weren’t cooking up some liĴle religion with rainbows and marshmallows. They weren’t a terminally sentimental culture. They weren’t living and dying by dreams of abject hope. They weren’t inventing some good guy at the center of universe who comes down the chimney every night to deliver presents. For that twisted version of the truth to flourish, there had to be a culture that was seeming to produce a consumer paradise. A place where every toy and machine and frizzle and frazzle on shelves of plenty were within arm’s reach—and still the people were unhappy. Then, the people would imagine that a higher St. Nick was available by merely “thinking good thoughts.” Then, people would believe this St. Nick was “giving them permission” to be happy.
(hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com/exit-from-the-matrix/) Re the law of aĴraction, those early Tibetans would say: “Are you really worried about thinking a negative thought? Wow. Excuse us for laughing. All right, take one of those negative thoughts and invent it sky-high. Go to the quarry and cut out a two-ton block of granite and have some horses drag it back home and spend a few months engraving that negative thought on the stone and put lights on it and hold a week-long boggling celebration—and then blow up the stone. Do this whole process as many times as you need to, until you realize you can invent anything and then get rid of it. Until you realize you’re an artist of reality and you’re infinitely more powerful than some weak sister of a ‘negative thought’. Please.” An artist of reality puts together a vision of something he deeply, deeply, deeply desires, and then he strides out and brings it into being in the world. Because he wants to. Because he’ll walk through whatever he has to walk through to bring it to fruition. And that’s “the law of aĴraction.” It’s not a law and it isn’t aĴraction. It’s art. It’s creation. It’s invention. The individual, as an artist of reality, can go anywhere and access anything: he can tap into fields of data, oceans of being, other people’s minds, this consciousness and that consciousness, this role and that role, as well as mysteries; he can merge and un-merge—or he can do none of that. He can invent power out of nothing. He can, as artists have since the dawn of time, experience the joy and ecstasy of bringing to life his greatest dreams. He can invent and choose those dreams. And moving ahead with great energy, THEN he can also “just sit and listen” at times and have all sorts of fabulous material “come through.” And he can also, if he wants to, put ALL that on the shelf, and just walk down the street in the rain and hold a newspaper over his head and hail a cab and ride to a restaurant and have a drink and eat a meal with a friend and talk about the horse who won the fifth race at Del Mar. 7/22/2016 8:58 AM
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What I’m describing in this article is an open path. It’s open to all people. Jon Rappoport The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED(hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com /the-matrix-revealed/), EXIT FROM THE MATRIX (hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com/exit-from-thematrix/), and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX (hĴp://marketplace.mybigcommerce.com/power-outsidethe-matrix/), Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Puliĵer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here (hĴp://j.mp/1HvKCU1) or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here (hĴp://j.mp/1SfPuzL). This entry was posted in Energy & Imagination, Law of AĴraction.
3 comments on “Manifesting what you want” Will MaĴhew says: July 21, 2016 at 6:01 pm I really liked this article on manifestation, I know it works. It took me about 30 years to get my dream mountain house, but it was worth the wait. Not only did I manifest it, but the area where I used to look (a smaller mountain just south of mine) for a home never worked out. Instead I now look down at the other mountain from one even higher, at less the cost too. Reply artemisix says: July 21, 2016 at 11:06 pm Wow, thank you so much for this article. Some friends of mine are really into the law of aĴraction and i have been chided for too many negative posts. I just thought they were important to know type things. this reminds me of the moments i really feel a sense of co creation happening. The most astonishing things come to fruition. Still working on being an airship captain though…….Ya! Reply binra says: July 22, 2016 at 5:36 am Know Thyself! Until you know yourself you are operating out of false premises. What can you then expect! The blaming mind of good-bad is not a reliable guide – or rather leads into reliance on a compulsive or driven behaviour under an authoritarian or coercive ‘will’. The true/false IS a true guide. But – it takes one to know one – and the opening of a true foundation is the Beginning – (and the way – and the end – if allowing a foundation then brings forth in like fruit). An insane confusion under false premises ‘manifests’ a straight-jacket, a prison-planet, a destructive intent masking in positive , a mind-trap, a spliĴing ‘mind’ that blocks the original or true function of Mind.
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Like vibrational frequencies are already one ‘level’ or ‘channel’. If you participate in fear-thinking you operate out from a fearfully defined sense of self. (Note I did not say honestly feeling fears when they arise and embracing them). The forms of the fear-thoughts may seem ‘positive’ but the effect will be segregative, separating, and disconnected experience of struggle. When enough people (reinforcement) get stuck (in defining their experience in rigid and fixed ) in the same place (identifying in struggle) – they call it ‘reality’. As long as you deny or invalidate other choices you will still at some level be choosing them. You cannot ignore the effects of your subconscious and unconscious thoughts just because they are ‘out of mind’ or projected and associated with ‘THEM!” or ‘Others’. Or rather, you cannot forever deny yourself. Reply
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