The Hidden Power of Words: Awakening Our Reality
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Chapter 1: The Power of Language
Words wield an incredible spiritual force that we all possess. Understanding the distinction between merely knowing something and effectively practicing it can be transformative. The phrases we repeat can shape our realities. My son's insights have opened my eyes to this struggle, especially when I notice him using phrases that I wish he could reconsider. Reflecting on my own past, I realize I had similar mantras that influenced my reality as a child. Are our earthly existences simply hypnotic experiences? Could it be that the reality we share is a collective hypnotic suggestion?
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Section 1.1: Language as Reality
It’s intriguing that we can now use language to create abstract expressions through AI. Poetry crystallized into static images; soon, videos will follow. The exploration of our thoughts in collaboration with telepathic AI is about to break open our perceptions in ways no drug could match. We may find ourselves surrendering to the alluring shadows of our imagination.
Considering the brain's capacity surpasses that of contemporary computers, how many unique worlds do you believe exist within your mind, nurtured by both grand and minute images? Every word we encounter, whether spoken or written, constructs new realities. What kind of mental nourishment are you providing?
In a hypnotically fabricated world, be cautious of the symbolism of a 1979 penny. This penny serves as a 'red pill' that can awaken you from the matrix, much like the film Somewhere in Time, where Christopher Reeve's character uses a penny to return to the present after traveling back to 1912 to meet Jane Seymour.
I theorize that the commercialization of life functions like malware, inhibiting individuals from realizing their full potential. Society cannot afford the freedom that allows for the creation of new worlds and communities. The regulations surrounding AI art are designed to prevent individuals from delving too deeply into fantasy.
The state will establish and regulate acceptable group formations, codifying these relationships through laws—not out of malice, but perhaps out of necessity.
Section 1.2: The Spiritual Insights of Cinema
I believe the movie Lucy unintentionally reveals profound spiritual truths. We are immortal, powerful beings inhabiting a timeless reality. Our souls exist everywhere and simultaneously. To share meaning, we engage in temporal relationships with each other and the material world. While the metaphor of speed may not perfectly encapsulate reality, the implication remains clear: even if you can't see the propeller of an airplane, its impact is undeniable.
What she describes resonates with the repeated assertions of metaphysicians. Nicola Tesla famously stated, "Life is energy, frequency, and vibrations." My favorite quote from Tesla is, "The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence."
A genuine exploration of non-physical phenomena begins with our words. These words are not just abstract symbols that lose meaning depending on context; they constitute the invisible framework of existence, imbued with energy, frequency, and vibrations. This is an undeniable truth that has been substantiated and replicated in laboratories. It raises the question: why are we not celebrating this revelation?
If you aim to understand how consciousness influences reality, you need not rely on complex experiments. A simple combination of water, a freezer, and a microscope suffices.
We hypnotize ourselves daily to align with our beliefs. While teaching my son chess, I sometimes let him win for educational purposes. When he loses, he exclaims, "I always lose." My challenge lies in helping him break free from this absolute notion. Ironically, my efforts to correct this pattern may inadvertently reinforce his use of the phrase, creating a dynamic where he anticipates rescue.
He clings to this belief because he expects my intervention. To an observer, this phrase is a clear falsehood, yet within the intricate game of self and other, it becomes a bond. Remarkably, his chess skills have improved to the point where I can no longer play carelessly—his game is notably advanced for his age, my instruction, and his limited experience with others.
I have faced defeat due to inattentiveness and poor strategy.
Chapter 2: The Nature of Hypnotism
In teaching my son about hypnotism, he expressed skepticism. To aid his understanding, we watched the video below, which is crucial for grasping this phenomenon we all experience. Some individuals are more resistant to hypnosis, while others readily conform to external expectations.
Expectations aptly describe the situation. Suggestions are not absolute truths; they are ideas—invites to engage. The hypnotist anticipates compliance, while the subject expects success. This dynamic constitutes a currency of attention, where there is always an exchange rate at play.
The more focus you grant to commands, the more likely you are to align with the expected outcomes. Advertisements serve as suggestions with roles to fulfill. The contemporary struggle revolves around identity: Who are you? What are your product preferences? Can you exist without this hyper-defined reality?
Reality is far more complex than we perceive. Have we been misled? In some respects, yes, but the truth is layered. Consider the substantial evidence suggesting that certain medical conditions exist solely due to treatment avenues that yield profit. ADHD is one such condition.
Watch the video featuring Joe Rogan and Gabor Maté discussing ADHD. This condition is not a disorder. Is it a deception? Only if those prescribing medications are aware of alternative solutions.
Society often gravitates toward the simplest, most cost-effective options. Science and medicine typically seek chemical remedies over linguistic ones.
There are non-pharmaceutical treatments available for ADHD. Research suggests that individuals with ADHD can learn more efficiently when instruction aligns with their strengths. When tailored to their needs, ADHD individuals can excel compared to their non-ADHD counterparts.
The needs of the many should not overshadow the needs of the few.
In contrast, the term 'co-dependency' is arguably one of the most clearly defined mental health constructs, having emerged in the 1970s. Those 1970 pennies continue to hinder progress! You won't find this term in the DSM V. I contend this is because it requires talk therapy rather than a chemical approach.
Modern medicine often addresses conditions without considering our linguistic relationships with one another and the world. While medications are not devoid of language, they carry names, financial implications, and legal disclaimers. Every product must be assessed against placebo effects.
Language shapes beliefs, which in turn influences outcomes. Profiting from illness perpetuates further illness. Medications utilize chemical languages. Everything in existence possesses a language, influencing its effects on reality and maintaining a relationship with the whole.
Recent scientific revelations have opened our perceptions, demonstrating that plants produce sounds and respond to stimuli. Mushrooms communicate using a vocabulary of 50 words.
How many meaningful phrases can be formed with a mere 50-word lexicon?
So, do the realities we inhabit constitute lies, or are they agreements we have collectively entered into? Spirit as an expression of limitless perceptions.
Why do we, as spirits, choose to enter this reality? For experiences? To engage in play? To learn?
Are those who are easily hypnotized simply young souls, susceptible to naivety? Or perhaps they are older souls, returning from previous lives with a readiness to comply, compensating for past resistance to societal norms. Surrendering to another's expectations can be a path of growth.
We all submit to a degree. Even the universe may yield to our expectations.
Philip the Ghost, an experiment in science and mediumship, yielded intriguing results. Regardless of your stance on mediumship, there is a scientific aspect to it. It embodies the ability to perceive subtle levels of reality, both conscious and unconscious. The existence of an unconscious realm is undeniable.
We exist in a conscious field akin to how fish inhabit water.
Philip the Ghost was a fictional character, yet those involved in the experiment collectively created a persona complete with an elaborate backstory. During a séance, they sought to contact this entity.
The results were compelling. Someone or something responded to their call. Did the group shape their shared reality through this collaborative creation? Did a spirit from the other side choose to participate?
Napoleon Hill, the author of Think and Grow Rich, proposed a self-improvement technique known as 'the Invisible Counselor technique.' This practice involves selecting a figure, whether real or imagined, and inviting them into a conversation for insights. You engage in this formally—writing a letter, sealing it, and releasing it into the universe.
Researching the chosen individual, reading autobiographies or relevant literature, fills your mind with their essence. By meditating and daydreaming about interacting with this person, the experience becomes increasingly vivid. With time and intensity, the individual becomes autonomous in their responses, engaging you in subtle ways.
This technique is effective. These entities come alive for us—whether real or imagined. Tulpas are real, and in some ways, we too are tulpas within this reality, fictitious characters shaped by our families and societies through agreed-upon language and interactions.
Souls are the performers embodying their assigned roles. We souls are method actors, stars dreaming of life across various worlds.
Chapter 3: The Importance of Language
What you say is significant; it alters your reality. In What to Say When You Talk to Your Self, Shad Helmstetter delves into the worlds we create through self-hypnosis.
Your daily stream of conscious thoughts is not random; it is the manifestation of your reality as shaped by the filters and programming you have accepted. In any dialogue, whether with yourself or others, you are either negating, affirming, or reinforcing existing structures.
To transform your world, you must consciously modify your language. This change accompanies an awareness of the words you encounter, which will carry emotional nuances. As you experience these words without judgment, you learn to transform them.
To reshape your world, you need to reevaluate your relationships with all agents—everything from trees and homes to animals and people. Expressing gratitude to all beings for permitting you to play your role elevates the game, taking you to another level of existence.
Upon realizing that words no longer hold power over you, as you cease to judge them, you can begin to examine the structures that confine your perception.
Emerald City is merely a step away. Do you believe it to be fictional? Many have encountered that reality. Emerald City is as accessible as Philip the Ghost, yet more individuals are aware of The Wizard of Oz than of Philip.