Posts Tagged conscious mind

Activation of Earth’s Merkabah

I haven’t written much lately because energies have been very frantic with a lot to deal with ever since the mid-term elections, California wildfires and caravan started, plus dealing with a lot of stuff in China which I haven’t really spoken about. I’ve been busy.

I wanted to give some updates in regards to the global situation. 99.8% of organized dark forces on the planet are now gone. However, only 14% of it has unfolded into physical manifestation. What’s left are people’s shadows, fears, and lack of responsibility to build something to replace the old crumbling system. The awakening of the people will be a longer process, and don’t get me wrong, it won’t be pretty.

To be clear, those who are purely focusing on the dark forces and Cabal (as victims) are wasting their time. We’ve transitioned from a war against dark forces into a civil war and disruptive transition of consciousness. The focus must now be in growing ourselves to overcome the challenges to come.

What’s interesting is that nobody wanted to be involved in the energetic war and I was left mostly on my own, with very few people following. Now, for those people who did the hard work, things are going to get a lot easier, and for those who didn’t want to be involved, things are going to get harder. We’re all going through this shift one way or the other. The sooner you do your part, the easier it will be afterwards. The more you wait until …Read More

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#WaveOfAction

Wow. I’m just about to launch the Clean Your Financial Mess video series, and so much is happening around it. From things breaking up in my apartment, to the global central banking system war between IMF and BRICS reaching its tipping point, and now this.

Remember Occupy Wallstreet? A new movement called Wave of Action is being launched to do a follow up. This campaign will include protests and occupations for a full period of 3 months!! With Occupy Wallstreet, there were occupations in 951 cities in 82 countries. This time, organizers say there are 1518 occupations planned worldwide. Interesting enough, the timing fits exactly with the timing of the Clean Your Financial Mess campaign, which is 1 months of free video campaign followed by 2 months of a deeper live group program.

Why are organized actions like this important? Because there is a war for our minds. Governments and medias are investing a LOT to feed us what to think and how to create our own lives. The power we hold with our minds is much greater than you may ever realize, and that is why keeping our minds under control is so important for them. A #WaveOfAction campaign is basically us claiming our own power and freedom of thoughts, and expressing what we think. This carries way more weight than any brainstorming from any media.

Let’s view Clean Your Financial Mess as my contribution to the Wave of Action movement. Things are just aligning themselves that way. …Read More

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Anatomy of Value Conflict

In the last articles, I talked about what value conflicts are, and the difference between your true essence and your false ego. Too often, when transcending their false ego, spiritual people also disconnect from their true ego/essence.

I will also say this: values are part of your false ego. Values are when your conscious mind values one thing less than another and create a separation between them. When you are in your true essence, you are simply standing in your truth which is unique for each individual and for each path. You are fully standing in your truth when you fully value truth and reality on all levels.

Many people view value conflicts as when they have different values than someone else, and although that’s a valid definition, we’re talking about something completely different here. When it comes to spiritual growth, value conflicts are when your conscious or unconscious minds devalue part of truth because it doesn’t quite fit with other parts of truth. Such value conflicts create strong and invisible filters that distort your view of reality.

In the previous article, I talked about 5 types of value conflicts: Conscious Conflict, Unconscious Conflict, Valuing Outcome, Subconscious Avoidance and Subconscious Denial. For the sake of simplicity, I will call them Type 1 to Type 5 value conflicts. These are actually up to 5 layers building on top of each other, meaning there is always a conscious conflict underneath an unconscious conflict that will become visible once you take out a layer. …Read More

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Understanding the Mind Part 2

In the first part of this article, I exposed some flaws in the way spiritual leaders are teaching about the mind. Now, let’s explore Dr. Thurman Fleet’s famous stick-figure diagram of the mind (on the right). First, I will explain his diagram, then I will propose an alternative diagram, and from that new perspective, we’ll then look at how Thurman’s diagram is limiting our understanding of the mind and what are the implications of it.

What he says is very simple: we are a spiritual being, we are gifted with an intellect and we have a physical body. We have a subconscious mind that runs on auto-pilot and that cannot filter information, and we have a conscious mind that can filter information and make decisions. We also have a body, but it is the least important aspect although we do need to take actions. The actions won’t do much if they’re coming from the wrong state of mind, and the actions will flow effortlessly when coming from the proper state of mind. Many self-development and spiritual teachers use this model all the time to explain how the mind works in very simple terms.

Now, let me propose an alternative model. I first drafted this new diagram at Rion Freeberg’s Self-Awakening Immersion Party in Thailand last October. One of the reasons I am writing this is to clarify how what I’m learning based on the previous model fits with the rest of what I’m teaching, because confusion causes inaction and …Read More

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Understanding the Mind Part 1

There are lots of people teaching how to use your mind in more effective ways, and there are lots of various philosophies on the topic. Also, there are various flaws and misconceptions in what is currently being taught by the top spiritual leaders. Truly changing your life happens through the mind, and it requires a proper understanding of how this mind works. In the first part of this article, I am going to expose the most common flaws in what is currently being taught and the consequences of these flawed principles. Then, in the second part, I will put Dr. Thurman Fleet’s famous stick figure diagram of the mind designed around 1938 and really put it to the test. I will expose its flaws and limitations and propose a more complete diagram of the mind that will open you to new possibilities.

Because I am making challenging far-stretching claims here, I will ask you to be really skeptic and to put what I say to the test. Learn to think on your own. What brought you to consciously or subconscious buy into any of these flawed concepts is a lack of skepticism and a lack of critical thinking. In order to be a true skeptic, it is especially important to put your own thoughts and beliefs into question, which is where most skeptics get stuck. I don’t want to you get out of these flawed concepts just to buy into other flawed concepts, nor do I pretend to …Read More

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