I was reading a Lee Goldberg book, Fast Track, about illegal car racing in Los Angeles. (In the movie it is some German town, not Los Angeles…)
One of the drivers says: it is not how fast the car is… it is the driver that matters.
It is not how fast you can drive, it is the turns that make the winner.
It is a principle…
An object already in motion can change direction. But an object at rest cannot be easily turned into the ‘right’ direction.
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Activators produce permanent change once they are established… What’s in the way?
In several tests, comparing comprehension and the ability to recall and use the information after reading a book, people performed much better when they read the book with the PhotoReading method than when they read it “normally.” The retention, the length of time that the knowledge is available was also multiple of the “normal” reading length.
The tests compare the same person, (as opposed to groups) so the base knowledge, the vocabulary, and interests, (which are fundamentally influencing the results,) are the same in the comparison. Person A, normal reading, vs. person A PhotoReading, got it? If you compared my results with yours, the comparison would not be valid, because we have a different level of knowledge and vocabulary, and interests.
So the comparison is comparing comprehension between two states:
you have a chance to read every word with your conscious mind, look up words that you don’t know, re-read paragraphs that you don’t understand completely, ponder, etc. You can read, at the rate of about 30 pages an hour, and it will take as long as it takes.
in an altered state of mind, with eyes fuzzy and focused behind the pages so you cannot actually see what’s on the page, at a rate of 1 page a second… a normal book takes a few minutes to read this way.
Why would it be so? After all it doesn’t make sense, does it?
When I was really small, I remember my feet didn’t reach to the floor, I remember sitting on the toilet pondering how you slap people.
To my utter surprise, when it came to doing it, I did it quite naturally. Gracefully? Probably not. But I did it. Without thinking.
It taught me something: how you do something starts with actually doing it. And then you can modify, improve, change… but you know how to do it… at least badly.
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People (you?) want to know what is their soul’s purpose so they can start to live the life of their dreams. They are waiting to do the right thing… but there is a problem.
If and when the right thing comes along, will you be ready for it?
It has taken me 60 years to become ready to do what I do, and although most things are not as complicated and demanding as being a spiritual leader of returning humanity to the Original Design, most things require you to know how to do quite a few things.
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Sleeping. They say you are supposed to sleep 7-8 hours.
But when I muscletest how much you sleep, even if you were in bed and in the dark, you only slept five hours.
Why? Because three hours of those eight you were not really sleeping, you were in a daze…
And your dazed state is not conducive to real rest, to restoration, to rejuvenation, because it is a troubled daze state.
What troubles you? Nearly everything.
But most importantly you are troubled about yourself.
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Turning Points: Queen to Play
Lots of movies are based on a script of turning points. Of course: a dramatic turning point is really great story.
But few of the turning points are of any use for the viewer: chances of that exact happening should come to your life are slim.
If you want to enslave a man, the best and fastest way to go about it is to rob the man of his common sense, his guidance system. The feelings.
Train him to not trust his feelings. To not even feel them. Or call them emotion names.
Train him that he can’t trust his feelings. Train him that all decisions should be made by men smarter than him. And by all means, train him that he can’t be trusted to made decisions about the education, the health about his children.
Train him by printing on plastic bags that they should not be put in the cradle… because a child may suffocate playing with it… Do this so the man will stop thinking for himself and start relying entirely on thing being given to him chewed and digested.
Give him the religion of positive thinking.
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What may be the most important characteristic of this low vibration, competitive paradigm is the use of ‘is’ when relating to things, people, or ideas.
The idea that you know is what is underlying the is-ness or this paradigm.
The idea that you know, that you can know, or anyone can know.
That things are simple. A square is a square, a circle is a circle, and your spouse is wrong. Simplistic.
Robots, AI, are more discerning, are more sensitive, are deeper than the people who live in this paradigm. The eight billion.
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Your worldview is invisible to you. It’s like the floor you walk on… the foundation of your life.
You need to understand that your dislike of certain people makes you a moron if you also decide that THEREFORE what they say must be stupid…
Or you like how someone looks, and therefore they must be smart. Ugh.
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What am I saying when I say ‘the design of human being’, or when I say ‘humans are designed to be…’?
Where do I look?
The Old Testament, the Five Books of Moses says that God created Adam to his own image.
Trying to reconstruct god from humans is a tricky proposition.
What we would get is a passive, combative, argumentative avoider… who has more common characteristics with sheep than with someone or something that created worlds.
So that direction of thinking is not going to lead us to what the design must be.
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