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0:00So, yesterday was chat Tuesday in the
0:03underground and we had the Cypher
0:05community with us, too. We've done that
0:07twice now.
0:08Uh did a live video for both communities
0:11at the same time.
0:13And I was showing old notes. All we were
0:15doing was scrolling through
0:18uh very old handwritten notes on
0:19different types of research from prison.
0:22And I showed on the screen and we look
0:23and we look at all kinds of different
0:25stuff. And uh you just you getting
0:27restless for what?
0:29So,
0:31we all
0:32just have a good time going through all
0:34the stuff that, you know, unpublished
0:35materials, things have not that have not
0:37been added to Chronicon yet.
0:39But, I have I I have so much. Yeah, and
0:42we just found a a new a new cash. But,
0:44that's not the subject matter of this.
0:46We had to take this segment out to share
0:49it with the overall YouTube community
0:52because of the subject matter. It was
0:54another piece of research that had
0:56nothing to do with what we were talking
0:58about, but we can't we went across we
0:59went over to the notes. So,
1:02many of you know I spent years
1:04researching Baltasar Gracián, The Art of
1:06Worldly Wisdom. He is the subject matter
1:08for Robert Greene's deeply psychological
1:11books.
1:12Uh Thomas Troward, I've read everything
1:15that man that I can find that that man
1:16has published, The Creative Process and
1:18the Individual, The Edinburgh Lectures
1:21on Mental Science. They are fantastic.
1:24This is law of attraction manifestation
1:26stuff that was written over 120 years
1:28ago. He also wrote The Dore Lectures on
1:31Mental Science. This is Judge Thomas
1:33Troward. I have studied the writings of
1:36Wallace D. Wattles.
1:38Uh one of his his most prominent books
1:40was The Science of Getting Rich. As well
1:42as Neville Goddard. I have been looking
1:44into Neville Goddard quite a quite a bit
1:47in the past 2 months. And uh
1:49very impressive material.
1:52But, also James Allen, who who I I
1:55quoted extensively. He's famous for as a
1:57man thinketh.
2:00But Napoleon Hill cannot be
2:03omitted from this list as well. Think
2:05and Grow Rich was like a a best seller.
2:09Also Rhonda Byrne, who who was like a
2:12she [snorts] she put together all a
2:14bunch of the greats and a bunch of them
2:16that I kind of disagree with, but it's
2:17okay. She's got some good stuff in
2:19there. She her book was
2:22an instant best seller called The
2:24Secret.
2:25Also my own book Awaken the Immortal
2:28Within quotes all these books and more.
2:31But you don't need my book. I followed
2:34it up with it with a with a book three
2:36times larger.
2:38And and and you know, the general
2:39consensus is my second book Empower the
2:43Immortal Within
2:44is much better.
2:46But you don't need my books.
2:49What I've effectively done
2:52is the same thing that I employ in my
2:54Archaix research.
2:56The Archaix tenants.
2:58I have simplified
3:01a massive corpus of data.
3:05Thousands of citations, tens of
3:07thousands of pages of information, years
3:10of work and study.
3:12I've been working on this project off
3:13and on whenever it interests me, I get
3:15back into it. Well, I finished it.
3:18And I showed my community yesterday in
3:20the underground in Cypher.
3:23I have reduced the entire procedure on
3:27manifestation
3:29all this material
3:31down to two paragraphs.
3:34>> [snorts]
3:34>> One thing that you must do right now and
3:37the second paragraph is how you live
3:40your day-to-day life after you've
3:42executed paragraph one.
3:45I think you'll find this compelling.
3:47But it's just it's the same procedures
3:49that I use in Archaix to get to the
3:51truth to remove all the drawers and
3:55remove all extraneous material to get
3:57down to core fundamentals that we can
4:00use.
4:01So, this isn't historical research, but
4:03it's the same method. Hope you enjoy
4:05this presentation.
4:08>> [music]
4:14>> Okay, so I'm giving you guys the
4:17business right now.
4:21What you're about to see
4:25is two paragraphs that sum up
4:29a tremendous amount
4:32of material published in the last 140
4:34years.
4:36I went all the way back to Wallace D.
4:38Wattles. I went further back about 400
4:40years ago to to uh
4:43uh
4:45Man, I'm having trouble remembering his
4:46name now. Damn.
4:48Damn, oh Baltasar I got his book right
4:50here. Baltasar Gracian.
4:53500 years ago.
4:56Wallace D. Wattles.
4:58Judge Thomas Troward 1901 1902 1903 he
5:02was publishing.
5:05uh
5:06James Allen. You know the names. Also
5:09the fantastic material
5:11uh
5:12Think you remember Think and Grow Rich.
5:14I forgot who the author was, but Think
5:16and Grow Rich, also Rich Dad Poor Dad.
5:19uh Rhonda Byrne The Secret.
5:22But some of the some of the great
5:24material from the turn of the century
5:26120 years ago, the Edinburgh lectures on
5:29mental science.
5:31uh Also
5:33uh
5:36There's another one, too. There's
5:38another one. It's not just the Edmund
5:39Napoleon Hill, as well. I've read it
5:41I've data mined his material.
5:43You can't name too many of them that
5:45were that were writing over 50 years
5:47ago. Neville Goddard that I I don't have
5:50I have a debt of minor material. So,
5:52what what these two paragraphs are the
5:55amalgamation of everything stripping
5:57everything away, stripping tens of
6:00thousands of hours of YouTube content
6:03where they're just reading Neville
6:04Goddard over and over and and just using
6:06AI to repackage it and and yeah, it's
6:09it's getting ridiculous. Napoleon Hill
6:12and Rhonda Byrne and then mixing in
6:14Wallace D. Wattles and Thomas Troward
6:17and and
6:18the door lectures on mental science, the
6:20Edinburgh lectures on mental science.
6:22It's getting ridiculous.
6:23So,
6:25I don't did the work for you and we
6:27stripped it all all got all this extra
6:30baggage away and I looked at what was
6:33left. The same thing I do with the Book
6:36of Revelation when I stripped away all
6:37the Judeo-Christian dressing. When you
6:40strip away the Judeo-Christian dressing
6:42as I showed on YouTube, you are left
6:44with a document that reads exactly like
6:47the Sibylline Oracles. The
6:49the Sibylline prophecies,
6:51the the Norse Ragnarok, yeah, the Greek
6:54prophecies. Well, I did the same thing
6:56for Law of Attraction
6:58and this is what we got. I'm going to
6:59share my I'm going to share screen now.
7:01It's only two paragraphs.
7:07Like I said, this is what I do. I
7:09simplify very complex systems. That's
7:12how I got my Atlantis data. That's how I
7:14got my Anunnaki data. That's how I got
7:16my calendars. That's how That's how
7:18That's just That's how I It's what I do.
7:20It's I strip away all the extraneous
7:23so we can see what's left.
7:29Let me share my screen.
7:33>> [clears throat]
7:37>> Paragraph one.
7:40It's this simple, guys. I'm telling you
7:42now, hundreds of videos, hundreds of
7:44books,
7:4630 or 40 prominent authors, all the
7:48spokespeople that are in the field, that
7:50are doing that that are that are run-
7:52running seminars and selling tickets and
7:54doing workshops and doing all that
7:56everything can be removed from the field
7:59and this is what we've got left.
8:02This is This is the first paragraph.
8:05Building your desired reality with
8:08imagination. This is the formula.
8:12In a place of no distractions, imagine
8:15what you want to experience, but
8:17fantasize about it as a memory.
8:22That it happened yesterday or in the
8:25past.
8:26We do not hope to manifest change in our
8:30reality. We remember.
8:34And we remember how fast and easy what
8:38we wanted appeared in our life and how
8:41it made us feel. That's a very simple
8:43technique.
8:45Problem is is people read things, they
8:47intellectual intellectually engage, they
8:50know it, they think about it, and they
8:51never do it.
8:53Yeah, man. Brush your mouth. Wa- Take
8:55your shower.
8:56And then just sit down without any
8:59distractions before you start your day.
9:01Just sit down somewhere.
9:03Think about what it is that you want to
9:06bring into your life. And as you think
9:08about it, paint it in the form of a
9:11memory.
9:14Paint it in the form of a memory in your
9:16mind.
9:18This is absolutely critical that This is
9:22I mean, we've talked about this in
9:23Archaix, why prophecies are written in
9:26past tense.
9:28Why the future is written as if it was
9:31historical. We've talked about this
9:34this phenomenon. You have to imagine
9:38something you do not yet possess, but
9:41you need to paint it in your mind as
9:43something you've already received. It
9:46has to be a memory. Paint it as a
9:48memory. It's easy to do. It's so easy to
9:50do.
9:51Build a moving picture in your mind.
9:53Paint it with as much detail as
9:55possible. It is a memory though because
9:59this removes a tremendous amount of
10:01from the field if you do it as
10:03a memory.
10:05Because if there's an ounce of energy
10:08attached to it that you're waiting for
10:12it to come to pass,
10:14that's all that will ever be reflected
10:17back in your experience. The act of
10:20waiting for it to come to pass.
10:23When you treat it as a memory, it
10:26doesn't take long for the construct to
10:28get the beer
10:29get the gears going because because it
10:31has to it has to close the distance from
10:35what you accept to be true, which is
10:38your memory, and the truth, what you've
10:41experienced. It has to close that
10:43distance.
10:44So, this is the first paragraph. It's
10:46super simple. It eliminates all the
10:48procedures and all the people
10:50tell you. This is it. In a place of no
10:52distractions, imagine what you want to
10:54experience, but fantasize about it as a
10:57memory.
11:00That it happened yesterday or in the
11:02past.
11:04Yeah, we do not hope to manifest change
11:07in our reality. We remember it. Treat it
11:10as the past.
11:12And we remember how fast and easy what
11:16we wanted appeared in our life and how
11:17it made us feel. It's real simple. Takes
11:202 minutes to build a mental picture.
11:22Imagine what you want. Imagine it that
11:25it already happened. Imagine Imagine and
11:28fantasize about how awesome it made you
11:30feel when it happened, and then
11:34you go to paragraph two, and that's it.
11:36Paragraph one and paragraph two are all
11:38you effing need to do.
11:41Paragraph two.
11:44Daily follow-through.
11:49Immediately assume the identity of the
11:52version of you
11:55who has already received what is wanted.
11:59This is what you do every day.
12:01Immediately assume the identity, excuse
12:04me, of the version of you who has
12:06already received
12:08what it is wanted. You must be wealthy
12:11and sexy.
12:13Act wealthy and sexy.
12:16Feel wealthy and sexy.
12:19Your present identity must act as if
12:23what is wanted is already possessed, and
12:26therefore and therefore no big deal. The
12:31no big deal part is is the value Neville
12:34Goddard really brings to the table.
12:37The neutralizing of that emotional
12:40baggage that attaches too much
12:43importance to something which creates
12:45anxiety.
12:47Pushes something away. When you have
12:49executed this and you treat it as no big
12:51deal,
12:54it taps into what Friedrich Nietzsche
12:56told us when a matter becomes clear, it
12:58ceases to concern us.
13:01Why? Because when you are positively
13:04affected by something, by receiving
13:07something you wanted, it affects you
13:09negatively. How many times have I told
13:11you that in the past?
13:12Once you get something you want, it it
13:15affects you negatively.
13:18Well, if you haven't received what you
13:19want, you've got to take that under
13:21consideration.
13:23If I really want an Amazon package to
13:27come.
13:29As soon as I get it, I tear it open. I
13:32have the two books. I've been I've been
13:33waiting a week for these books.
13:36But as soon as I got them, I see them, I
13:39have them, it's over. The energy is
13:42dispelled. I put the books aside.
13:44Receiving what I wanted
13:47affected me not positively, it affected
13:51me negatively. I've already dismissed
13:53it. When a matter becomes clear, it
13:55ceases to concern us.
13:58This is You have to understand they This
14:00This is a This is a fundamental aspect
14:03of the human psyche.
14:06We are insatiable creatures. We are
14:08never satisfied.
14:10We just aren't.
14:12So, if you're going to envision If
14:14you're going to envision that you're
14:16experiencing something and you're going
14:19to paint a mental picture of it and
14:20you're going to feel the feeling of it,
14:24once you're done, you have to dismiss it
14:27and go about your daily activity
14:29treating it as no big deal because it's
14:32when you let go of something that it
14:34unfolds in your life.
14:39That's what all this is.
14:46The notes here, these are the cliff
14:48notes that I took in putting this
14:50together. It's not much. It's not much.
14:52I even have a list of three of three
14:54things you must not do. But these These
14:56right here are are just the notes
15:00that help you understand why this is
15:02necessary. It's only two paragraphs and
15:05it is so simple.
15:08This so I couldn't believe I couldn't
15:09believe how simple it was when I broke
15:11it all down and I reduced all these
15:13pages of notes into just this. Couldn't
15:15believe it how simple it was. It was
15:17just these two paragraphs. This is it.
15:22But But it's but it's important
15:24to treat a fantasy as memory and then
15:26live out your daily life as if that
15:29memory had already happened. It's
15:31already true. What you want has already
15:32been done.
15:34And you have to live out your life as
15:37if. And one of those things is what's
15:39really big is treating it as no big
15:41deal.
15:43Treating it because in doing that you
15:45have discharged all anxiety. It's no big
15:48deal, man.
15:49And it's exactly how you would act
15:51anyway if you did receive what you want.
15:53As soon as you get what you want, you
15:54are always affected negatively.
15:57Just like me with my Amazon books. I'm
15:59excited. Man, I'm waiting for them to
16:01get here. Then I I I'm excited to rip
16:03open the package. I'm excited to get
16:04through them. Two or three minutes
16:06later, I put those two books aside. I'll
16:08read them in the future. All energy is
16:10discharged. It's no big deal.
16:13After I get them, it's like no big deal.
16:15You have to treat what you want as no
16:16big deal as well
16:18in order to bring it to you cuz if you
16:19treat something as a big deal and you
16:21put it on a pedestal, it pushes away
16:22from you.
16:24So simple. Two paragraphs.
16:28Two paragraphs.
16:29And don't sit here and deceive
16:30yourselves and try to and try and try to
16:32act like you're not. Yeah, we're all
16:34We're all family here.
16:36You want to be wealthy and sexy. Don't
16:39sit there and leave one out because you
16:41got a complex. Don't do it.
16:43Wealthy and sexy. Act wealthy and sexy.
16:45Feel wealthy and sexy. This is your
16:47daily follow through.
16:49Yeah.
16:51This is This is real simple.
16:53Because the construct only responds to
16:57identity.
16:59Remember, how you see yourself is going
17:02to affect your behavior. It's all in the
17:03notes right here.
17:07Law of non-resistance. The negative. The
17:09struggle itself is what blocks the
17:11miracle. That's why you got to treat it
17:13as no big deal. If you treat it as a
17:15struggle, the construct is going to make
17:18it a struggle.
17:20Shifting reality requires you to drop
17:22the resistance. To win the battle, you
17:25have to stop fighting. What you resist
17:27persists. What you fear, you invite.
17:30Nature abhors force.
17:32How do you get around it then? Treat it
17:34as no big deal.
17:37The law of non-resistance in the
17:38positive. To get what you want, you must
17:41stop trying to get it.
17:45What you focus on, you energize. You
17:48must be indifferent
17:50to your desire.
17:52You've got to treat it as no big deal.
17:55Treat your desire with nonchalance. Not
17:57caring about the outcome is how you get
18:00it. Remember my video, letting go is the
18:03only way you'll get it.
18:05You must not care if you get it or not.
18:08Of course, you care, but your behavior
18:10has to show that it's no big deal.
18:15This is a plane of creation, not
18:17competition. I should learn from I
18:19should learn from that, too. I'm always
18:20in competition with other with morons,
18:23but it is
18:25it is a plane of creation, not
18:27competition.
18:29So, once you starve a problem of your
18:31attention, the negative situation has no
18:34choice but to collapse.
18:37Negative situations remain in our lives
18:40because we charge the field by thinking
18:43about them.
18:45A problem cannot exist if you do not
18:48lend it power over you.
18:50Follow through.
18:52Imagination, I need to separate that.
18:56Imagination is generating reality in
18:59your actions and behavior guarantee that
19:02it is you that experiences the reality
19:05you built. Imagination is your fantasy,
19:08a seed. Your actions and behavior water
19:11the fantasy till it is fact. Use
19:14imagination as a memory of what is
19:17wanted. Then live out this truth. What
19:20is truly yours takes no effort to
19:24maintain.
19:26Must act as if the outcome is already
19:29secure. The fulfilled desire must be
19:33something you know rather than something
19:35you seek.
19:37Guys, if you already possess something,
19:40it's no big deal.
19:44Act as if what is wanted is already
19:46possessed.
19:49Key to the follow through.
19:52>> [clears throat]
19:56>> Reality responds to identity. Assume an
20:00identity and reality will reciprocate.
20:03It will begin feeding you experiences
20:06that are commensurate with the identity
20:08that you are projecting.
20:11You must be wealthy, act wealthy, feel
20:14wealthy.
20:15Subconscious mind creates whatever you
20:18assert to be true.
20:20What feels natural becomes reality. The
20:23more natural it feels, the faster it
20:25manifests.
20:27The state most frequently felt is the
20:30reality most experienced. Yeah, if
20:33you're sad all the time, reality is
20:36going to knit experiences for you that
20:39are it's going to make you even sadder.
20:41If you're if you're
20:43I mean this good this goes with that
20:44with everything. I mean think about
20:45every different types of people there
20:47are. They have experiences
20:50that are aligned with that identity.
20:53Yeah, man. It's it's it it's so crazy. A
20:56person that's a person that is a
20:58a carpenter, a blue-collar carpenter
21:01living a blue-collar carpenter's life
21:04surrounded by by friends and family that
21:06that are that are from the same echelon
21:09of society doesn't have experiences
21:12outside of that context.
21:14Yeah, it's a
21:17I've given you guys the lesbian analogy
21:19a few times.
21:20And that's that's that's, you know, a
21:23woman who is attracted to other women
21:25seems to get hit on by other women.
21:27She's putting that energy out. She is in
21:30a She is in alignment with with a
21:33frequency that other women attracted to
21:36women pick up on. They pick in the
21:38supermarket she gets hit on hit on by
21:40another woman. But a woman who is not
21:42attracted to any other woman doesn't put
21:43that energy out and she goes her entire
21:46life and and lesbians totally ignore
21:48her. They have They don't They don't
21:49read a single thing about that woman.
21:51They don't resonate at all. Same thing
21:53with guys. I say lesbian but it's same
21:54thing with homosexual guys or whatever.
21:56It's just This is the This is how
21:59reality builds for them a reality tunnel
22:01that is commensurate with the energy
22:03that they're emanating.
22:05So,
22:07uh
22:09Yeah, it's it's it's the state most
22:10frequently felt is the reality most
22:13experienced.
22:15If you're mad and angry and pissed off
22:17all the time, there will be events and
22:20experiences knit into your reality that
22:23will continue to piss you off and make
22:26you angry and effed up. If you're always
22:29jovial and you see the best, you're a
22:31silver liner, and you're always seeing
22:34the good out of every outcome,
22:37you will always be forced into
22:38situations where you're going to
22:40interpret the good out of every outcome.
22:43If If you're a people person and you
22:45genuinely like other humans, you love
22:48animals, you love communicating and
22:50talking, other people are going to feel
22:52that and reality itself is going to
22:54commiserate and you're always going to
22:56be in situations where you're talking to
22:59other people and meeting their pets and
23:01you're spending time with your pet, and
23:03life is just hunky-dory.
23:06Once you no longer need external
23:09validation, that's when the
23:11manifestation happens. I'm going to say
23:12that again. The state most frequently
23:15felt is the reality most experienced.
23:19Once you no longer need external
23:21validation, manifestation happens. Why?
23:24Because you've treated it as no big
23:25deal. It's a big deal if you kept if you
23:28keep checking your phone. If you keep
23:31checking your phone looking looking at
23:32your looking at your chat
23:35to see if that person responded to you,
23:37you're not treating it as no big deal.
23:39There's anxiety attached. If you're
23:41always opening up your bank your bank
23:44apps to look at your account opening for
23:46some money cuz you got a bill that needs
23:47to get paid or whatever, you have
23:49attached anxiety to that experience.
23:54You're not treating it as no big deal.
23:57When you when you really truly truly
23:59treat things as no big deal,
24:02the the energy that separates what you
24:05want and your experience of of receiving
24:09it is closed. Nature abhors a vacuum.
24:14As long as you're keeping energy in
24:16between you and what you want, and you
24:18don't collapse it by discharging it by
24:20dismissing it as no big deal,
24:23that energy stays there. What does that
24:25energy do? It creates a buffer between
24:27you and what you want.
24:29Once you treat it as no big deal, and
24:32you behave accordingly, the construct
24:35sees that,
24:37closes that distance between what you
24:39want what you wanted and you, and makes
24:41it an experience. All of a sudden, it
24:43pops into your life.
24:44That's That's why
24:46writer's block is an excellent analogy.
24:50Writer's block is a perfect analogy.
24:53Because
24:54I've been a writer all my life.
24:56And writer's block will set in when
24:59you're trying to concentrate too hard on
25:01what you want to write.
25:02You get this you get this block. It's no
25:04it's no good. And you can't you you you
25:06can write 10 pages and you're not going
25:08to be satisfied with any of them. You
25:09can't start. You just you're stuck.
25:11Creativity is dead.
25:13You can't do it. You can sit there and
25:14force yourself. You can go make a pot of
25:16coffee, come back, and you still can't
25:18get into it. Writer's block is real.
25:22But as soon as you give up,
25:24totally discharge that energy,
25:27and go go to a restaurant, go outside,
25:29go visit somebody, do something else,
25:32read a book,
25:34watch some movies, do some house chores.
25:37Next thing you know,
25:38next thing you know, once you have
25:40completely
25:42discharged that energy, that negative
25:44energy that was attached to that mental
25:46block, and you're doing some other
25:48things, all of a sudden the genius ideas
25:51pour in. They just pour in. 1 2 3. And
25:53you got to drop the vacuum cleaner and
25:56and go right back to your computer
25:58wearing nothing but come get me's and
25:59get on there and you put 3 hours of
26:01badass content in a Microsoft Word
26:03document. You could have never done it
26:06by cogitation, but as soon as you gave
26:08up the energy, the construct fed you and
26:11opened up your mind and you absorbed all
26:13the information that was in the field
26:15for creativity and you put it on paper.
26:17Writer's block is just like that.
26:19It's just like that.
26:20>> [laughter]
26:21>> Once you give up,
26:23everything floods to you and you come in
26:25you write some genius
26:28So, positive experiences affect us
26:31negatively.
26:33Remember, everything is the opposite
26:34here. This is a huge revelation, guys.
26:37It is the reason why you have to treat
26:40what you want as no big deal.
26:44It's the reason because positive
26:45experiences affect us negatively. This
26:48is what Nietzsche was talking about.
26:51When a matter becomes clear, it ceases
26:54to concern us. As long as you're
26:56wondering about something, you you are
26:58you are in its energy. You are broadcast
27:01casting energy as curiosity.
27:04And what it is that you're so curious
27:05about stays away. You can't figure it
27:07out. But once somebody teaches you what
27:10it was or you find out vicariously
27:12through some other way, doesn't matter.
27:14Once a matter becomes clear, it affects
27:18you negatively. How? NeeShee says, it
27:21ceases to concern us.
27:23It's the same thing with manifesting
27:25events.
27:27Positive experiences affect us
27:30negatively. When I get those Amazon
27:32books, man, I'm excited. I've been
27:34waiting. I get my little penknife out. I
27:37cut that package open. I pull them out.
27:39And I look at my Amazon books.
27:42Two minutes later, they're on the shelf.
27:44I'll get to them in a couple months.
27:47I have completely discharged that
27:49energy. I have lost all interest in the
27:52in the in the I've been excited. The
27:54whole journey was waiting for the books
27:57to come to me. Once they got here,
28:00I didn't care anymore. It was
28:01discharged. There's an old saying, there
28:04is nothing more lethal to an ideal than
28:08its than its realization.
28:11Process that. I didn't make that up.
28:13That's an old saying. There is nothing
28:16more lethal to an ideal than its
28:20realization.
28:22It's because things affect us
28:23negatively. So, you got to treat what
28:26even the the things you want the most in
28:28life, you've got to treat as no big
28:30deal. And it's easy to do that because
28:33the formula is to imagine everything you
28:35want and treat it as as something that
28:37already happened in the past in your
28:39fantasy.
28:40But it's easy to discharge that energy
28:43because during the day, now you're
28:46acting as if.
28:48and that's easy to do.
28:49It's easy to do. Now your behavior is
28:53following through on the idea that yeah,
28:55you got that you got that huge check
28:58and you're and you're happy and now
28:59you're not really worried. You're going
29:00to go do this right now, man, because
29:01there's no hurry anymore.
29:03If the end is secure, all steps leading
29:06up to it are secure as well. So you're
29:09behaving as if you have already received
29:12what it is you want. So it's no big
29:14deal. You go about your day doing the
29:16things you need to do elated that you're
29:18you're in a better position and the
29:20construct is going to amend the
29:22situation because it knows that you
29:25haven't received any of these things,
29:27but you believe you have and what is
29:29this experience? It is the sum total of
29:32your beliefs.
29:33The construct builds for you the world
29:36you've invested your faith in.
29:38Y'all man, it's really simple.
29:41When a matter becomes clear, it ceases
29:43to concern us. Meaning, once we receive
29:46what we want, we always treat it as no
29:49big deal and we move on.
29:51So there's three do not do's. After
29:53going through all these law of
29:55attraction videos, all these from
29:57Neville Goddard, Wallace Wattles, I told
29:58you guys the door lectures, the
30:00Edinburgh lectures on mental science,
30:02Judge Thomas Troward, uh
30:04James Allen, uh Baltasar Gracián, uh
30:08even some Robert Greene, Rhonda Byrne.
30:13There's a lot more. You guys uh you guys
30:15have seen in the past. I've named them.
30:17I just That's out of my head right now.
30:19But after going through this massive
30:20corpus of material, this is what I what
30:23I've been left with, guys. This when I
30:25stripped everything away, this is all
30:26that that that remained of substance.
30:28And here's three things out of all that
30:31that I found that that you need to you
30:33need to put you need to take notice of.
30:36Now I know that a lot of these YouTube
30:37videos and a lot of these books have a
30:39list of 20 things you need to watch out
30:41for, but after I after putting all this
30:42together and stripping away all the BS,
30:44I was just left with three.
30:46So, waiting
30:48waiting is the confession that it has
30:51not happened.
30:52Being closes the distance between you
30:55and your desire.
30:56So,
30:58waiting waiting is that same thing as
31:01emitting that negative energy. Waiting
31:03is anxiety. Anxiety pushes away what you
31:06want, so simple.
31:08Uh also,
31:10looking for external evidence is worry.
31:14Looking for external evidence is worry.
31:17Worry is anxiety. Anxiety pushes things
31:19away.
31:21Checking for evidence resets the waiting
31:23period.
31:24Yeah, I told you behavior
31:27is how the construct is going to read
31:29you. It's your behavior. What is your
31:31behavior? It's It's whatever identity
31:34you have assumed.
31:36So, if that identity is waiting for
31:39something in the material, I mean,
31:41you're always checking your phone for
31:43whatever it was, or you're always going
31:45to the mailbox looking for it was,
31:46listen, you haven't discharged anything.
31:48You're not treating it as no big deal.
31:51You're treating it as a big deal.
31:52Construct's aware of that. And that
31:55anxiety is going to be an energy between
31:58you and what you want, very simple.
32:00The other one is is do not talk to
32:02others about your intentions.
32:04Their doubt will infect your field. Some
32:08I'm not one of them, but some great
32:10souls, they can tell people in advance
32:12and it's not going to affect them at
32:13all.
32:14But it's a true thing that others can
32:16affect your field. It's a real true
32:19thing. So, yeah, you don't want anybody
32:21introducing interference patterns in
32:23your in your idea in your in your
32:24designs. So, whatever it is you're
32:26you're doing, keep it to yourself.
32:29It's your fantasy anyway. Keep it to
32:30yourself. Don't don't allow others to to
32:33infect your field. And that's it. That's
32:35the whole thing.
32:36I wanted to uh
32:38I wanted to bring both communities
32:39together, the underground and Cypher, in
32:42order to get through all these, you
32:43know, some of these notes and share
32:44today, but also to show this because
32:46it's it's
32:47it's uh
32:49this isn't something you can sell. I
32:51would never put a dollar price on this.
32:53I'm not going to do this as a download,
32:54it's free. I'm going to post it in in
32:55the underground and in Cypher, this uh
32:58this Microsoft Word file, but this is uh
33:01this is the sum total
33:04of
33:05uh literally thousands of pages of
33:07notes, man, scattered all over, hundreds
33:09of pages of notes, really, but all these
33:11different self-help books I've read over
33:13the years, many videos I've seen, this
33:15is it. I have stripped away, just like I
33:17do in my Calendrics research, in my
33:19Chronographical research, and in my
33:21historical research, I have stripped
33:23away everything that does not belong,
33:25and this is what we're left with.
33:27And to me is very, very simple. So, I
33:29hope you guys gain advantage from this.
33:34It's it.
33:35It's two paragraphs. All the rest of
33:36this is explanatory. It's two
33:38paragraphs, is all you really need to
33:40do. I'm going to tell you what I did. I
33:42took a picture of it with my phone.
33:45So, I now I now have this right here,
33:46what you see on the screen, I now have
33:48on my phone. That's how important I felt
33:50it was.

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