Bad and Good

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We live in a binary universe, a universe of pairs, of poles; such as black and white, up and down, dark and light, matter and energy, hot and cold, bad and good. When we consider such pairs we find that they are the same in KIND and different in DEGREE. For example hot and cold are both KINDS of temperature, they are different only in the DEGREE of temperature. We can imagine the KIND, such as temperature, as a line, a continuum, with the DEGREE, such as hot/cold, as the poles on opposite ends of the line. If we stop on any point on that line, on one side there will be one pole (such as cold), and on the other side will be the other pole (such as hot).

Now everything within Universal Existence is relative, because relationships define. Keeping with our temperature example; if we were to stop at 30 degrees C, then 10 degrees C would appear cold, while 50 degrees C will appear hot. While if we were to stop at 0 degrees C, then 10 degrees C would appear hot. As you can see, 10 degrees C can appear both hot and cold, depending on where we place ourselves on that line (depending on the relationship of our perspective). As we move through life we mentally (through experience and belief) position ourselves on the lines of universal pairs; and it is our relationship with that particular line, born from our mental position (from our belief), that defines how the things around us appear.

Like hot and cold, bad and good are polar opposites of the same KIND of thing. Just as hot/cold are both kinds of temperature bad/good are both kinds of movement. There is a universal principle of vibration, which states that everything is in a constant state of vibration – nothing is at rest, everything is moving. The terms bad and good are associated with the movement of things, and in particular these polar opposites refer to the direction of that movement.

The idea that the words bad/good are about the direction of the movement of things is something we all intuitively know. It is the action of humans, the unfolding of events, that we call bad or good. Human beings are part of life, part of the event of the unfolding of life in a particular direction (what we call evolution). The direction in which life has been moving is toward greater connection, the development of relationships where individuals group together to act as one greater system. A single cell is a system that is made up, defined, by the relationship of its individual parts. A human (and all plants/animals) is a system defined by the relationships of its individual parts, and a society (species) is also a system defined by the relationships of its individual parts.

From the direction of the movement of life we find the poles of bad and good. Bad are the movements, the actions, the events, which destroy and weaken the relationships between individuals. While good are the movements, the actions, the events, which develop and strengthen relationships between individuals to create/enhance (or maintain) systems greater than the individual that make them up. In more human terms; bad refers to behaviours which isolate and individualise humans, actions which weaken and destroy relationships (such as those behaviours based on greed, envy, jealousy, hate, and fear). While good are those behaviours which unite and connect individuals, actions which strengthen and grow relationships (such as those behaviours which stem from benevolence, compassion, understanding, forgiveness, and love).

Right of free choice

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A copy of this letter has been sent to each of the 121 New Zealand members of parliament.

Dear Member of parliament,

It is my understanding that it is un-Lawful to force living beings to behave in ways they choose not; that freedom of choice is a fundamental human right (when the behaviour of the living being is in accordance with universal Law – described as: do not steal; life, liberty, property, etc). Knowledge of this fact raises a few questions in regards to the ‘registration’ process asked (demanded) of living human beings by the corporation known as the New Zealand government.

Please answer all questions individually, clearly, and in a direct and concise response.

1) Do you, as a living human being who is a person (who plays a role/adopts a mask) within the corporation known as the New Zealand government, and a person animating a political corporation supporting the New Zealand Government, recognise the fundamental human right of freedom of choice?  

2) Is it Lawful (as distinct from legal) for the corporation known as the New Zealand government, through the persons who animate the dead entity, to demand, coerce, etc, by way of threat of penalty and other means, living human beings to register their property (car, business, child, etc)?

3) What are the full legal implications of the registration process (as practiced by the corporation known as the New Zealand Government) – particularly in regards to the transfer of property rights from the living human being to the corporate state (a local representative of the Regis)?

If you do not immediately know the answers to these questions it is asked that you use your full resources as a person within (as part of) the corporation known as the New Zealand Government to find the complete answers, as the answers are fundamental to our social life.

You assistance getting to the bottom of this matter is much appreciated.

 

Regards,

Click the link to download a docx copy of the letter for your own use/modification
Freedom_of_choice_and_REGIStration

Here is a PDF copy of the letter
Freedom_of_choice_and_REGIStration

12 Quotes From An Oglala Lakota Chief That Will Make You Question Everything About Our World

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The wise learn from many sources, and any student of life does well exploring American culture (before the Europeans arrived and dominated the free, co-existent, life system in place). This article from Collective Evolution offers us practical insights the likes of which our species has known for thousands of years. As more of us individual humans work to embrace such insights into our everyday activity, and more importantly PERSPECTIVE, we move toward a life lived that is both satisfying and fulfilling as well as being sustainable (for you as an individual, your mental health, and our species, life/planet, in general). To whet your appetite for spiritual information here is the first quote:

“Praise, flattery, exaggerated manners, and fine, high-sounding words were no part of Lakota politeness. Excessive manners were put down as insincere and the constant talker was considered rude and thoughtless. Conversation was never begun at once, nor in a hurried manner. No one was quick with a question, no matter how important, and no one was pressed for an answer. A pause of giving time for thought was the truly courteous way of beginning and conducting a conversation.”

Enjoy the article, it is well worth the read =)

12 Quotes From An Oglala Lakota Chief That Will Make You Question Everything About Our World (from Collective Evolution)

7 Ways Shaolin Monks Stay Young

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This interesting information was found at Simple Organic Life (link to the original article below) 

Basically there are seven points which we should focus on for physical and mental health – while all points are important, we do our selves great service by embracing number 6 (and 7).

1. Take Your Time

When you are doing something, be sure to take your time and to never rush things. It’s better to go at a pace that you are comfortable with.

2. Never Eat Too Much

Be sure to never over indulge yourself with food. When you begin to feel peckish then eat a little to restore your hunger to a satisfying state..

3. Control Your Anger

When you get angry be sure to have self control over this anger. This can ultimately damage your liver and intestines.

4. Pace Yourself

When you begin your work be sure to work for only 40 minutes and then stop yourself for 10 minutes. When you find yourself staring at something all the time every single day, it can damage your internal organs, your eyes, and your overall peace with the world around you.

5. Control Your Happiness

When you feel your happiness arise, be sure that you are able to control and manage that happiness. If you lose control of that happiness then you risk damaging your lung energy.

6. Mindless Chatter

Make sure that you are very limited in your speech. Most people decide either to talk or to do. It is always better to do instead of talk.

7. Don’t Overthink Things

Do not take time to overthink certain situations. Thinking requires energy. If you think too much, you can sap yourself almost entirely of all energy.

For the original article please click here

Why we need financial control

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The financial system is a fantasy (like the board game Monopoly) which has real world implications (effecting the living human beings who get caught in the economic/financial fictions). Recently in New Zealand and Australia we have seen a perfect example of how financial corporations use their knowledge of the fictional game to make as much money for themselves as they can, without regard of the costs to human lives. The case in point is Dick Smith electronics.

For a play by play brake down of how the private equity group (Anchorage Capital) brought and gutted Dick Smith, resulting in loss to shareholders, gift card invalidation, and job loss, please check out this article at Forager Funds.

The short story is simply that Anchorage Capital are really good at exploiting a system which has been designed, and which is increasingly shaped (through policy, legislation, and beliefs) to, enable a small group of humans to profit off the many. We need to ask – how can this state of things have occurred?

Look out at what has happened in economics, law, and politics (mix in corporate entertainment and media with regards to ‘perception management’ – a fancy way to describe psychological rape) over the last hundred and fifty years. We see decreased regulation and increased freedoms for corporations, while witnessing increased regulation and decreased freedoms for living humans. In conjunction to this we find that corporations (especially government) are slowly, and surely, creeping into more and more of human activity (and especially interaction).

Where once living beings were free to do as we please so long as our actions harmed none (no human had the right to interfere in our business if we obeyed the golden rule, Natural (Gods) Law – do not steal; life liberty, or property), we are now imprisoned in our own creation (a state governed by man, the kingdom of mammon). We need to register our most important things with a corporate government; such as ourselves (children), our declaration of love/faithfulness to another human (marriage), and some physical tools we may use (such as car and gun). We need licenses to do things humans have a natural right to do, such as drive a vehicle, fish in fresh water, and hunt; and permits to modify our own land/home, to hold a public demonstration of humans addressing a corporation, use some public land in an organised event, etc.

What happened to Dick Smith can only happen under our current system of social control. It is only when we, as a collective group, move toward solutions, that we will create a world (an actual CIVILisation) we can be proud of.

To find out more information about the fight of living (human beings) against the army of the dead (corporations) please check out the facebook page of our political group (Self Ownership of Decision Making Party) – especially the manifesto found in the files =)

The Cheapest, Most Efficient Prison of All – Your Own Mind

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This is an article by Alaska state judge Anna von Reitz, who on the 28th November 2015 addressed an open letter to all federal agents, including the FBI and US Marshals to arrest Congress, the President and the Secretary of the Treasury. Find below a link to an index of the writings of judge Anna von Reitz (jump into the corporto-legal rabbit hole).

Posted on August 4, 2014by arnierosner
The Cheapest, Most Efficient Prison of All – Your Own Mind
From the cradle onward we are deliberately taught to think in ways that profit our predators. This is done by those who stand to profit from these purposefully engendered failures of logic. For example—remember yourself as a child playing with a set of colored blocks, marbles, or similar objects. What were you taught to focus on?
You were taught to focus on and identify differences—- difference of color, size, shape, texture, material, transparency—any kind of difference at all was important and emphasized and you were required to recognize and note it. The sameness or similarity of things was used merely as a means to identifydifferences. Why?
Why isn’t recognizing similarities inherently as important as recognizing differences?
Without recognizing similarities first, we wouldn’t be able to discern differences, but similarities are downplayed because similarities provide the basis for unity and peace and compassion.
Those who profit from keeping us divided and endlessly at war don’t want us to think in terms of similarities. If we did, we would see the way this learnedemphasis on differences allows us to be manipulated and misled, how it teaches us to fear, how it nurtures prejudice of all kinds, and how it makes us susceptible pawns for war-mongers and demagogues. This early emphasis on perceiving differences also leads us to think in terms ofparts instead of wholes, and in terms of “us” versus “them”.
This same learned perceptual prejudice results in instinctively thinking in terms of “either/or” when we would be better served by thinking in terms of “and”.
We are taught to think in terms of endless duality: good versus bad, rich versus poor, right versus wrong, black versus white, Democrat versus Republican, Baptist versus Catholic—-all because it is easier to limit and control and manipulate us when we think this way. The slave masters set up the two goads and drive us endlessly between them, and our patterned way of thinking prevents us from breaking free. We become like “dumb, driven cattle” caught between the carrot and the stick, never questioning who is manipulating us or for what reasons.
In the same way we are taught to think in terms of groups, not individuals. The value of “teamwork” and “command structure” is drummed into us until we feel useless and paralyzed as individuals. We innocently accept such concepts as “collective guilt” or “shared pain” or “group action”—–none of which really exists.
The individual is the unit of human experience—and is also the limit and expression of all human experience. All the pain that can ever be felt is felt only by individuals –one by one– and it is the same with guilt, happiness, or any other emotion. All actions are taken by individuals—one by one. If you stop and think beyond the outright false or half-truth assumptions you’ve been taught—- “we” are only sums of “I’s”.
The purposefully induced habit of thinking in terms of groups instead of individuals makes us susceptible to harmful, self-defeating assumptions of all kinds. This is why I meet patriots who feel paralyzed like deer in the headlights: oh, my, I don’t have a group! So what do these well-intentioned people do? They set out to create a group or to find a group—not realizing that they already belong to a magnificent and powerful group known as “State Citizens”.
What they really accomplish by this “group forming” is splintering off into thousands of worthy little specialized closet groups concerned about this or that small aspect of the whole problem, all claiming turf and fighting with and discrediting other such groups, everyone competing for donation money, and nobody getting any closer to seeing –much less addressing– the very real problems that are bearing down on us.
Hand in hand with the rest of the Group Think Tradition, we have been taught that our country is a democracy. It’s not. It’s a Republic. Democracy embraces mob rule, which means rule of the individual by the group. If the group wants your house, they can take it. If the group wants to tax you to pay their bills, they can. That is democracy.
Our American form of government is not based on groups of any kind. It is based on Individualism. It says very forthrightly that the individual is owed supremacy over the group when it comes to matters of free will, conscience, religion, and property rights. In a Republic, the mob can’t tax you to pay for their bills. They can’t take away your house or your land to serve themselves just because 51 out of a 100 group members say so.
Thinking in terms of groups instead of individuals has been taught to you on purpose and with malice-aforethought by the self-interested governmental services corporations. These government entities want you to subject yourself to the whims of the crowd, to derive your own identity from your group, to conform in every respect to the herd mentality—-because, again, this makes it easier to defraud you and control you, easier to train you as a soldier, and easier to milk you dry as a taxpayer.
Hand in hand with “Group Think” comes the learned behavior of looking for authority outside yourself –which leads us to misunderstand the nature and source of authority. All authority, like all experience, depends entirely on individuals, not groups, not hierarchies. All groups and hierarchies always derive any authority they possess secondhand, by delegation. Authority simply does not exist apart from the authority of individual people who may retain their own rulership or give it away as a proxy, recall it at will, or ignorantly deny that they have authority.
How many modern Americans stand around whining about this or that, without it ever entering their heads that they have the authority to choose otherwise? That they are in fact responsible for making other choices if they want things to change? That they can withdraw their granted authority at will? And that they are responsible for doing so, when the “government” defaults on its contracts?
How many Americans have meekly assumed that a foreign governmental services corporation headquartered in Washington, DC, has the authority to order them to buy health insurance from the company store? 
We are also falsely taught to respect authority figures whether they earn that respect or not. For example, we are taught to respect Congressmen simply because of their office, no matter how criminal, stupid, immoral, uncaring, greedy, selfish, arrogant or irresponsible they are as individuals.
We are taught to turn off our common sense when dealing with government officials of any kind, from abusive traffic cops to corrupt judges. We are taught that the normal rules of a decent society do not apply to them and that furthermore, we are not capable of applying such rules to them.
We are taught to trust these so-called “officials” with our lives and our land and our pocketbooks without question, when sound reasoning and past history should prove beyond any doubt that they deserve to come under the severest kind of discipline and scrutiny.
So who or what is teaching us to think in these irrational, destructive, self-defeating ways? The public school system and the government-owned media cartels feed us lies and fear-mongering and twisted logic on purpose. It’s called propaganda and we are immersed in it. For a period of time between 1987 and 1989 a group of us kept a nightly tally of news stories being presented on the three major evening news programs: CBS, NBC, and ABC. What we found should shock any thinking person. We each kept a tally sheet with three columns. One column was headed “Death”, a second column was headed “Sex” and a third column was headed “Other” to account for all other story subjects combined.
More than ninety out of a hundred stories on all three networks concerned either death or sex as the main subject, out of those over 60 percent contained elements of both sex and death.
Why?
The Spinmeisters are tweaking our thought patterns and training us to think that (1) sex and death are so very, very important, and (2) that there is a grim and terrifying world we need all sorts of protection from. The overall affect is to generate sales of consumer goods because you are going to die and you might as well get some, and secondly, to generate fear and distrust and a sense of foreboding conducive to keeping people in line and isolated and convincing them that they need more and more and more governmental services. More surveillance. More regulation. More police. The evening news is just another sales pitch for Uncle Sam.
The trusting pre-conditioned public never stops to wonder about this thoroughly predictable slant of the “news” programming. We are not served by a media system that specializes in such “news” —we are served up.
Think about what you are thinking and feeling about yourself, about your world, and about other people around you. Step back. Look at it as a Third Party. Ask—who or what benefits from this? Why do I feel anxious and isolated every time I watch the evening news? Why am I looking at all the differences in the world, instead of all the similarities? Why am I kept in a constant state of fear? Why should I put up with being bullied and taxed into oblivion by my own employees? Whose authority is being delegated —and abused—-to run this cesspool?
You are the one who granted all that authority in the first place. You are paying Mr. Obama and funding his mercenary armies, poised to come roust you out of your homes. You are standing there sending petitions to deaf ears in Washington. But most of all, you are imprisoned by your own mind, by your own indoctrination, to think that you are helpless, that you don’t have a voice, that your individual choices and actions don’t matter.
There are only individuals on earth. One by one, we tune out the mind fuzz, one by one we reclaim our own authority, and one by one we start taking action. We don’t need groups. We don’t need money. We don’t need authority figures telling us what to do. All we need is to wake up and look around and face the truth. And then one by one, just as surely, we will start to take action to defend our own interests.
Most of us will pull all our money out of the banks. Most of us will give notice to that THING in Washington, DC, that we are not “US citizens” of any stripe. Some will start demanding the release of plentiful quantities of United States Currency Notes for our own trade purposes. Others will plant their own Victory Gardens. Still more will expose the corruption of the courts. More will start newspaper and production companies to share the real news. All of us, one by one, will move forward by the individual lights we see and before you know it, those 515 people in Washington, DC who are responsible for this mess are going to get the Sleeping Giant’s message without the benefit of loudspeakers or public programming.
Stop worrying. Stop spinning your wheels. Stop trying to get elected. Stop trying to elect anyone else. There are no legitimate American public offices left to fill at this time, except County Sheriffs, Notaries, Grand Juries, County Judges, and County Coroners. Forget about political parties. Those are just the goads, positive and negative, there to fool you and deplete your time, money, and energy. Don’t sign petitions addressed to your runaway servants. Don’t vote in their private elections. Just vacate your prison like they vacated their public offices. Tell the Secretary of the Treasury that you were defrauded and your ESTATE was included in the bankruptcy proceedings of the United States of America, Inc. by mistake and you don’t intend that it is going to be rolled over as surety for the bankruptcy of Puerto Rico. Tell him to fork over access to your individual trust account and to re-educate the Internal Revenue Service as to its actual purpose. One by one and letter by letter, notice by notice, point by point and day by day—keep calm and get even.
Click here for an index of the writings of judge Anna von Reitz
(you will find this article there)

Hermetic philosophy

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A long time ago, in ancient Egypt, there lived a man by the name of Hermes. He taught the world some of the basic fundamentals of universal existence; some believe that this knowledge was leftover from a preceding civilisation on earth (or from a race of extraterrestrials, or an angel/god/some entity from a higher spiritual plane). Some humans do not want the majority to understand universal existence, they want the rest to stand-under their rule (whether in physical bonds, or mental bonds).

These humans set about to burn the library in Alexandra (ancient Egypt), and kill all humans who spoke out the views of Hermes (or ideas based on Hermetic knowledge) – such as Jesus. Between Hermes and Jesus the knowledge was hidden from the masses, it was occulted. Some of the holders of the occulted knowledge stand in the open , behind religion (Judaism, Christianity, Islam), while other hide in the dark (because stepping into the public light means almost certain death at the hands of those who would do anything for power – just ask Jesus, Ghandi, Martin Luther King, John Lennon, etc).Nevertheless, over the last few hundred years, with the development of the printing press, and recently the internet, this information is finding its way back out again to the masses.
Whatever story you come to identify with is of little importance, what is relevant is the value of the knowledge (in terms of our perspective, our decision making).

Take your time and learn the seven principles as they are gold, especially the principles of polarity and rhythm in terms of mental processing (mood swings, developing positive states). Remember the principles as you go about your life and recognise them in all you see around you. The story of creation is a beautiful perspective also, and fits right in line with our scientific perspective of the unfolding of the universe (from energy/light matter, to the formation of denser matter through the lifecycle of stars).

The link below is to the Kybalion – a book on Hermetic philosophy. Enjoy =)

The Kybalion

Here is a PDF of the book

TheKybalion pdf

Perspective – Toward Universal Governance Indeed

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The underlying focus is decision making; although we necessarily cover mental health/illness, social organisation, economics, and Law (among other aspects of our universal existence). Basically, the work is designed to provide information so that all who choose will have the opportunity to create a life lived (rather than a life observed, coerced, bullied, manipulated, or otherwise given away/wasted in the realm of the dead/consciously asleep).

Warning: this book is not for everyone. If you look across human society, at our collective mental state of health, at the general state of relationships between individuals, between individuals and corporations, and between our species and the rest of life, and see nothing wrong, hear no alarm bells ringing, then this book is not for you. On the other hand, if you recognise our society is messed up, have had enough of perpetual war, terror, excessive consumerism (and psychologically manipulative advertising, political speeches, corporate ‘entertainment’, etc), increasing legislation restricting human life, developing police state, fictional (and socially restricting) economic system, environmental destruction, or are struggling with your own personal issues, then check out the book.

Please give back what you take out. Share with friends, family, work colleagues, people you meet on the street, etc. If you are part of a religious group, political group, philosophical group, then share with the other members, the leaders. At the end of the day our species (life) is a complete system; we live together, or we die isolated (it is up to us to choose which path we walk).

Perspective (pdf)

Perspective (docx)

 

Chapter fifteen – Relationships

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We, our information processing system, relates (relating is what it does). We take incoming information, relate that to what we have experienced in the past (to our developed map of universal existence and our part within), and make decisions (leading to contents within mind and behaviours). To say that relationships are important is a bit of an understatement, they are essential to our very existence. So having a little knowledge about them is rather useful; both about relationships in general, and the relationships our individual processing system has developed through experience.

Generally speaking, emotional responses are the basis of all relationships. Everything we encounter within universal existence, every person, animal, object , language, every idea we may learn, all that we receive into our information processing system is tied to emotional response. Our emotional responses are the drive for our information processing. With a little practice in meditation, a little information and opportunity, we can use our mindfulness training to explore the emotional drives behind thoughts.

Although Timothy Leary said that ‘whomever controls the eyes controls the mind’, it is more accurate to say that whomever controls the experience of our information processing controls the mind. This extended definition, clarification, recognises that while the information we receive is important in shaping the contents that are displayed within mind, what is of equal importance is how we deal/process the information we have received through our senses (such as eyes).

First and foremost, in order to gain control of our information processing system, and therefore our thoughts (mental world) and behaviour (physical world), we must choose to have the types of experiences (within the physical world) that are going to be best for our mental world. Basically, the more fantasy we experience the more screwed up we become (because when we learn a lot of information that is make-believe, that doesn’t fit with the reality of our universal existence, we have only fantasy information to make our decisions – and we will never be able to achieve anything of real worth in the physical, or mental, worlds with our mind in a fog of the unimportant). So turn away from the relationships with fantasies – with corporate media, entertainment, politics, advertising, etc (and turn toward independent/varied sources of information, make your own entertainment/create, spend time developing your internal politics; family/friends, creating community – relationships and infrastructure).

It is always easy to say ‘turn off the TV’, although this single act can be quite difficult (especially if you have a great deal of past experience to do with coming home after a hard day at school/work and spending an evening ‘relaxing’ in front of the TV, or the computer surfing the internet). The hard part is when you turn of the TV, then what? This is your chance to exercise (work out) your creative potential (which is infinite). Our ability to create is like a muscle within our physical body, like any system, if it is not maintained, strengthened, fed, used, it will fade away, atrophy, become useless (if we ever did want, or need, to use it). We live in the greatest playground there is, we can make whatever we dream up (if we understand universal principles); we can do this as individuals (and create art, games/moves, meals, homes, gardens, etc), and we can do this in relationships with other humans (creating families, neighbourhoods, communities, societies, etc and all that was mentioned previously).        

When you do watch some TV (corporate movie, play a video game, listen to a song, etc), it is important to arm yourself for the psychological assault that is commonplace now days. In the average half hour on TV, about thirteen minutes are advertising (designed to stimulate your basic emotional drives and tie them to some concept/idea/product, with a logo). If you were to sit down and just stare at the screen for an average half hour programme, almost half that time is direct psychological manipulation designed to stimulate basic emotional drives (therefore suppressing influence of wisdom), although they usually create a nice story to go with the abuse.

Next we get to the actual content of the programming. We usually categorise movies in terms of the emotional effect they have on us, suspense thriller, horror, comedy, romance, etc, and this recognises that while these stories are nice/interesting/whatever, what is important is their overall effect on us emotionally. Everything we experience becomes a part of us, while we may not be able to quite recall all the sensory and language aspects of our past experiences, the emotional aspects all add up. Every time we feel anxious, depressed, angry, lustful, etc, or at peace, happy, of forgiveness, etc, we layer those emotional states into our processing system; the more we layer, the stronger those emotional responses become within our processing (meaning that it becomes easier for those emotions to be stimulated, and they last longer, each time we experience them).    

If you suffer from anxiety then keep away from suspense thrillers and corporate media/’news’/advertising, if you are often depressed then avoid sad films/songs/corporate media/’news’/advertising. If you have anger issues then turn away from violent sports, movies, games, corporate media/’news’/advertising, etc. If you spend any of your time sexualising members of the opposite sex (viewing life as objects rather than human beings), driven by lustful impulses, then just turn off TV and keep away from corporate media/’news’/advertising for a good long time (because as our lustful drives are of the most basic, all evil corporations will try to use this particular emotion against us to sell product – hence the saying sex sells; only because they are using our sexuality as a weapon against us to goad us into consuming product/ideas of their choosing. It is time we recognise this social abuse and hold those responsible accountable).

We could go on about the psychological warfare being carried out through corporate media, advertising, entertainment, politics, etc, could write book s about it, although many others have. So do a little research, learning about how the abuse is being carried out helps you protect yourself from its effects (you can watch TV and pick out all their tricks, and know how it was designed to manipulate your information processing – can be a fun exercise). As well as learning about the layering of emotional responses with certain ideas/concepts (as briefly described here), look into Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). While some news readers have been using NLP techniques to implant certain beliefs within the (passive public) viewers, many business people have been taught this information (and actively use it).

Like a gun, NLP is a tool, and what is important is the intent of those who use it. As we have no real way of judging the intent of those who use NLP, it is up to us to be aware of how NLP is used, and to decide if the user is trustworthy. The easiest way to work this out is to look at the content, the quality, of the information they are trying to sell. If the information creates division, separation, stimulates the those ‘sinful’, or undesirable, group of emotional responses, then the source is something we most likely want to avoid. If the information fosters connection, community, stimulates our desirable emotional states, then the source is something we should explore more (using our own judgement all the time; working from our base truth, do not steal (universal principles), and assessing all new information about universal existence in terms of our basic truth (and the truth, knowledge of universal existence, we have built up through experience) – always checking).  

As we go about our existence we find that we are not always able to control the external aspect of our experiences; we find in the physical world there are things we need to do, or situations we are in, that we cannot control. Although we may not always able to choose the information we receive through our senses, (with information and opportunity) we are all able to control the internal aspect of our experience (how we process the information receive through our senses).

We are information processing systems; the more comfortable you become with this perspective the easier it is to apply the detachment from the physical world necessary to really take control of your life (full (unity) life – physical, mental, etc). Principle of rhythm, systems cycle. Essentially our system receives, processes, and reacts to information. While our info-pro-sys receives information through our senses, it also receives information from our mind. While our access to mind is part of our info-pro-sys, it is best thought of as a separate (conscious aspect of) processing; while the rest of our info-pro-sys (the majority of it) is subconscious.

It is the conscious aspect of mind where tools, such as logic, reason, abstract thought, etc, come into play. Our subconscious doesn’t have any of these tools (it is driven by our emotional responses and whatever sensory/language glyphs, beliefs/stories/ideas, we have learnt through experience). For this reason, if we want any order in our subconscious processing, we need to take the time to provide the order we desire within our conscious processing. This is the trick, our mind programmes our subconscious.

Our subconscious processing is ‘programmed’ by our conscious mind. What this means is that the ideas, beliefs, and ultimately the emotional responses, we experience within mind imprint onto our subconscious processing (making those emotional responses, ideas, beliefs, etc more dominant in subconscious processing). Remember systems cycle, and remember that our information processing is ultimately driven by emotional responses. I suppose you could say that the whole point of meditation/mindfulness training (in supplement to what was said before) is to programme the subconscious aspect of our info-pro-sys so that we are able move our conscious focus of attention closer to our essence (rather than the focus of our attention being pulled around by many different ideas/emotional responses subtly implanted/developed within our info-pro-sys through experience with our corporate based society). A processing of pulling our perspective from the river, to sit on the bank in the calm of the meadow.      

If all else from here becomes past experience, try to make conscious for as long as possible the fact that our emotions drive us indeed, and as such they define us. Look at who you are emotionally. Has your emotional self developed so strong as to drown out wisdom (at least overcome its ability to determine thoughts/behaviours)? What emotional responses do you feel the most, what emotions drive the majority of your thought, the majority of your relationships with people/situations/things within the physical world?

While we live within the physical world, humanity has long moved into the world of mind (which is how we can live in a social fantasy which not only destroys/wastes the majority of human life, it also is destroying the majority of life on this planet). Although we may feel pain and pleasure, we are more focused on the world of sadness and happiness. Yet, bewilderingly, as we are socialised to focus on the physical, we often end up looking for happiness in pleasure, to only find in the long run pain and sadness.

To navigate the world we need some compass to show direction, to aid in our decision making. If we look at life in general, at the physical (aware) aspect of life we see that direction is ultimately derived from the pain/pleasure emotional responses. Humanity is member of the conscious part of life, and for us direction is ultimately derived from fear/love emotional responses. While we still operate within the world of pain/pleasure, would be foolish to ignore the pain of touching a hot element or jumping from a second story roof, we live within the informational world that moves the physical vessel (more than we live in the vessel itself) – all is mind.

Obviously the physical and mental worlds are connected; part of finding our relative health is learning about the relationships between the aspects (levels/worlds) of our being. It is recommended that you explore this idea from many perspectives; different cultures have different perspectives, framed within philosophy, spirituality, and science. At the end of the day what matter is your perspective, and as your perspective is developed through experience (experience is the most important thing for us to focus on – because we desire to develop and preside over our perspective; ensuring that it is ours and not the result of some corporate, or human, manipulation).

When our mind is uncontrolled, its tools (logical, abstract thought, etc) used by our basic emotional responses to drive thoughts, thought patterns, and behaviours, we are most easily programmed (by those who want to control us). Through walking the path to enter a state of universal governance we fortify ourselves in this war on consciousness; and in doing so, along the way, we develop the ability to hold our weapon in this war. It should be noted that in the mental world creating is developing our information processing system; the more we create certain ideas, stimulate certain emotional responses, the more they become a part of our subconscious processing. So the more we practice holding our weapon in the war on consciousness, the more we draw the concepts surrounding love into our mind, the more we shape our physical and mental worlds with the concepts (connectivity, community, creativity, etc) of love.  

Fear is something conscious beings learn, it is an emotional drive to disconnection, to isolation, individualism, destruction, etc. In conscious beings, fear gives rise to such mental states as anxiety, depression, greed, lustfulness, boredom, racism, hate, etc. Love is inherent in all life, displayed as the basic drive to life, to create, to connect. In conscious beings, love gives rise to mental states such as curiosity, acceptance, peace, compassion, benevolence, creativity, etc. Use your meditation/mindfulness training to explore how you react to people/situations/things; what emotional responses drive your thoughts and behaviours?

Be the change you wish to see in the world.

At the end of the day the most important relationships are those within your information processing system (relationships between emotional responses and beliefs, between body and mind – how we relate to our essence, and to our universal existence and all the parts it contains –our human/life family). While we may live a life of servitude when we enter the state of universal governance, an aspect of that relationship is exploration, experience, enjoyment. So take the time to observe the moment we exist within, its form, how all moves in accordance with universal principles.  

Choose how you want to relate to universal existence; how you want your life to be driven (and if you want to be the charioteer =).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Endnote – mental alchemy

Through understanding and applying our universal principles we can transmute lead into gold; obviously not physical lead, but emotional lead (fear based emotional responses) into gold (love based emotional responses). Remember the principle of polarity, that all polls are just two sides of the same underlying thing; because of this we can move things from one state on the spectrum to another. We can make cold things hot, and hot things cold. We can make dark things light, and light things dark, etc. In mind, we can transmute emotions of frustration to that of compassion, from anger to forgiveness, from fear to love. It all depends on what you want, who you want to be, at the end of the day; but you are the potential for creating a world beyond your wildest dreams (because, as we see as little as fifteen percent of the population turn their back on corporate social control to enter a state of universal governance, we witness the unfolding of a new age of humanity).